Social media personality Mama Lulu had a meaningful and fun-filled vacation in the Philippines.
In October, Mama Lulu touched the hearts of many after her children surprised her with a two-week trip to her homeland, marking her return to Manila after 18 years. In their video, she expressed how excited she was to visit the Philippines again and thanked her kids' for their family trip.
During their stay in the Philippines, Mama Lulu and her children visited different places like Tagaytay and Manaoag Church, and indulged in various delicious Filipino food.
Check out Mama Lulu's wonderful vacation in the Philippines in this gallery.
Mama Lulu got emotional after her children surprised her with a trip to the Philippines, marking her return to her homeland after 18 years.
For Mama Lulu's first day back in the Philippines, she indulged in delicious Pinoy meals such as roasted chicken and pork barbecue.
During Mama Lu's second day in the Philippines, she and her family went to Real Monasterio de Santa Clara de Manila in Katipunan to attend Holy Mass. Afterwards, they went to Mama Lulu's favorite Filipino restaurant.
Mama Lulu and her children also went to Tagaytay and ate bulalo at a restaurant. They also bought various Pinoy desserts and snacks from Tagaytay such as buko pie, espasol, pastillas, and more.
Mama Lulu got to reunite with her friends during her vacation in the Philippines.
Mama Lulu shared various gifts and souvenirs she received from her loved ones and fans.
Mama Lulu and her kids got to visit their hometown in Barangay Bangkal, Makati. They also roamed around Intramuros in Manila.
As seen on their day seven vlog, Mama Lulu and her family went on a road trip to Pangasinan to visit The Minor Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary of Manaoag.
Mama Lulu and her family went to Cafe Adriatico, a long-standing establishment that has become a landmark in Malate, Manila where they indulged in scrumptious Filipino meals and drinks.
For Mama Lulu's tenth day in the Philippines, she and her family visited St. Pio of Pietrelcina Chapel in Quezon City.