Monsoon Markets and the Death March Trail

On day three in Balanga, Miguel navigates a plastic-free market morning, walks the Bataan Death March route from the Zero Kilometer marker, and finds an unexpected thread of hope in the city's postwar spirit. ☕ Enjoying the show? Help keep every episode free — buymeacoffee.com/paris2tokyo Plan your trip to Philippines: eSIM & data · Tours & tickets · Airport transfers · Car rental · Travel insurance · Hotels & full Philippines guide → Some links are affiliate links. Episode 10 of Philippines Travel Podcast with Miguel Santos. Miguel Santos is in Balanga, Philippines. Places in this episode: Balanga Public Market, Bataan World War II Museum, Balanga Wetland and Nature Park, Why Not Coffee Bataan, Plaza Mayor de Ciudad de Balanga, Fall of Bataan Marker, Mt. Samat National Shrine. Covered: market culture, plastic holiday ordinance, adobong dilaw and pancit bato, Bataan World War II Museum, Death March trail, Balanga Wetland and Nature Park, bayanihan concept, local café culture. Chapters:00:00 Balanga Public Market01:54 Museum interior03:02 Balanga Wetland and Nature Park05:05 Cafe interior06:24 Fall of Bataan Marker07:47 Rain on roof A full transcript of this episode is available in supported apps. #BalangaCity #Bataan #PhilippinesTravel #MonsoonTravel #DeathMarchTrail #BataanWWII #AdobongDilaw #PancitBato #BalangaWetland #MtSamat #TravelPodcast #SoloTravel #PhilippinesHistory #FoodTravel #MangroveEcology #ProvincialLife #TricycleRide #CafeHopping https://www.paris2tokyo.com/podcasts/philippines/