Hey guys! Sorry I’m a little late with this week’s episode, but for Episode 3, we’re in Pampanga!! Part of Region III (Central Luzon), Pampanga is widely known as the “Culinary Capital of the Philippines,” celebrated for its rich food culture and deep-rooted cooking traditions. Home to over 2.4 million people, the province blends agricultural heritage with urban growth, while preserving a strong identity shaped by generations of craftsmanship, community, and cuisine. *Thanks for the vehicle support to @FordPhilippines — Taking the Everest Titanium. *About PROBINSYA*: PROBINSYA follows Jessica’s road journey across all 82 provinces of the Philippines, aiming to traverse the entire nation in one continuous stretch. Guided by a personal bucket list of dreams to fulfill in each province, the journey becomes an immersive documentary—where geography sets the challenge and human connection gives it meaning. A province counts as visited once Jessica physically enters its geographic boundary, with a minimum 24-hour stay in each province. *Disclaimer* Due to unavoidable circumstances such as severe weather or other disruptions, certain episodes contain reshot segments. *Join my channel membership to get access to exclusive perks like members-only videos, live streams and more: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLPLXSPgySkBypwpi6BrMwg/join *Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jessicaleeseul/ *TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@jessica.leeseul *Business Inquiries [email protected] *FAQ Age? - I was born in the year of 2001, 10th, of February. Height? - I’m 169cm tall. Filipino/Korean? - I’m 100% Korean, but I’ve lived in the Philippines for about 12 years. Please refer to https://youtu.be/nmjiF0lYX_M for more info. KPOP? - To make the long story short, I used to be in the KPOP industry for about 4 years. For more info, please refer to https://youtu.be/O7zhtUD-n7o
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Sa dami ng kaganapan at kaguluhan sa gobyerno ng Pilipinas, itong probinsya serye ni Jessica ang nagpapaalala sa ating lahat na marami paring rason para mahalin ang Pilipinas. Thank you Jessica for this probinsya serye! It is so refreshing and informative to watch such content. Please do take your time. Always take care on your journey! We love you!!! 💚
Jessica, you deserve recognition as one of the finest travel journalists in the Philippines. 🏆 (you research, narrate, video edit, & a camera woman) You are your own support team. 👌
Wow nice series, ingat lagi sa biyahe❤❤❤," nakakagutom😅"
The Department of Tourism should consider partnering with you. Your series beautifully showcases the richness and diversity of Philippine culture in a way that feels calm and engaging—more like casually joining a friend on her "gala" than watching a typical documentary 😊
I thought EP.1 is my favorite and would stand until the end of the series. But now, EP3 is now my new fave... although thinking about it now, I will assume that every episode will be my favorite! Hahaha! Thank you for this, Jessica. This series inspires me to discover my own country.
Hi Jessica! Thank you so much for making this series. Each episode builds a new found appreciation for the Philippine culture. More power to your channel and keep safe in your travels.
Nakakamiss finally food vlog ni Jessica.
This is a very well put vlog that I yearn for! ❤ The history, the story, the food etc.
As a foreigner, your vlogs have made me appreciate my roots. You have a very unique and gifted storytelling process that is beyond the “I see this, I spent on that and look at me, me, me, me” . Keep up the great material and work. If you can feature and partner with companies, it would be good to see other things such as - exported products and the manufacturing facilities or “how it’s made”, agarwood farming in Phil, weaving industry, local painters, museums, whale swimming, Boracay sports and other sports, filipino fiestas, furniture industry, shoe industry, unique fruits and farms and finds, public facilities or library (if there is one - although there was one in makati from an old retiree decades ago?). I am so appreciative that I am seeing beyond Jollibee, SM Mall, Binondo :) or typical food trips. I enjoyed that bookstore (another episode) and loved the honest talk about “culinary capital - who gave that label??)”
I really really love local history esp as a history major, ang ganda ng kasaysayan ng mga Medina!
best series in Youtube exploring the Philippines.. ingat sa bathe
The family tree with the photos is litterally sending chills.
he is eloquent, smart, and full of wisdom!
grabe tong episode na to. ang galing
I like that this episode in some way "preserved" the history of the Medina family on record. I don't think they have been featured before. The researchers really did a great job finding them.
Hands down Jessica!! the BEST vlog I’ve ever watched as in ever ever!!! Vlog siya pero may docu vibes…Ang authentic lang. Parang kasama kami gumala sa Pampanga, hindi lang kami nanonood. After watching, legit gusto ko magluto ng ADOBO! 😂 GANON KA LALA yung influence. The best and quality content! Thank you Jessica!
I’m really glad Jessica chose a Kapampangan household over the usual resto spots in Angeles. So many places now here in Angeles feel too commercialized and made for aesthetics. Kapampangan cooking is personal and art. It’s how we show love, keep tradition alive, and pass down culture. Seeing it appreciated in its most real, home-cooked form really means a lot. 🫶🏻 soo bitin! Salangi ka ulit keni Jessica paglutu daka. ♥️
Jessica, you're slowly creating one of the most beautiful images of the Philippines. It's like every episode is a specific part or medium of an enourmous work of art. I'm loving this series <3
I wish these episodes were longer. I don’t mind watching an hour long ep when it’s this good.
KAPAMPANGAN HERE. BEST EPISODE