NEW YORK to MANILA: The Most Fascinating Facts

NEW YORK to MANILA: The Most Fascinating Facts

Join us on a breathtaking journey from New York to Manila, exploring some of the most captivating regions of the world. From the Great Lakes of Ontario, the icy expanses of the Arctic, and the indigenous cultures of Chukotka, to the culinary delights of Osaka and the vibrant streets of Manila, this video highlights the fascinating sights and stories along the way.

1. Ontario & Hudson Bay: The Great Lakes are the largest group of freshwater lakes by area. Hudson Bay is a summer migration site for thousands of beluga whales.
2. Nunavut: The Midnight Sun in Nunavut shines continuously during the summer, providing 24 hours of daylight in the Arctic.
3. Victoria Island: Victoria Island is the 8th largest island in the world and the largest island entirely within Canada’s Arctic Archipelago.
4. Beaufort Sea & Chukchi Sea: The Beaufort Sea leads into the Chukchi Sea, near the Bering Strait, where Asia and North America are separated by just 55 miles.
5. Chukotka & Indigenous Peoples: The Chukchi people of Chukotka are indigenous to the Arctic, with a lineage distinct from Russians, spanning thousands of years.
6. Sapporo: Sapporo is famous for its snowy winters and as the birthplace of miso ramen, a rich, flavorful noodle dish.
7. Osaka: Osaka is renowned for okonomiyaki, a savory pancake loaded with cabbage, pork, and seafood, a local favorite.
8. Manila: The historic walled city of Intramuros in Manila reflects Spanish colonial rule, and the streets buzz with jeepneys, colorful converted jeeps symbolizing Filipino creativity.

Discover the rich histories, cultures, and natural wonders that make this journey truly unforgettable. Welcome to Manila!