The Philippines! (Part 2 of 7) | December 2015 - Banaue Rice Terraces and Sagada
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- We continue our adventure in the Philippines by visiting the beautiful Banaue Rice Terraces and Sagada for some spelunking!
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thanks for showing people a different side of the Philippines. Everyone thinks it's just beaches, but there are other beautiful areas as well
+Martian Luvr This is one of the colder part of the Philippines. Not all part of the Philippines are hot and humid.
+Martian Luvr You are so right! The Philippines has so much more to love than just beaches! We were happy to find little chunks of amazingness! -Kyde
That steamed bun is called *siopao* (see-yaw-pow), and the paper at the bottom is not supposed to be eaten. It's there to protect the bottom of the bun from sticking to the steaming plate because the dough is really sticky when raw.
A year late, but concerning the pronunciation of siopao, are you sure that is correct? I'm not a native, or even partway fluent, but my girlfriend and her family are, and they all pronounce it as show-paw. Shopow. Siopao. It may be different, depending on the area, I guess. Though, "see-yaw-paw" sounds really backwards to me. I'm not trying to be a language Nazi, just want people to learn proper pronunciation, in case they ever venture to the Pilipinas at want some siopao.
The extreme goat action was the best. Well... that and the terrace views.
I never had much interest in the Philippines (I have no idea why) but I am impressed so far.
+ikaruseijin01 I was cracking up at the extreme goat action and extreme Kyde action haha.
The trikshaw you called @ 9:48 is called TRICICLE in the PHILIPPINES or TRIKES for short.The RICE thing you ate is called SUMAN. In different PROVINCES of the PHILIPPINES they have different names and style of cooking some are cooked in coconut milk some are just plain sticky rice and you dip it in sugar and some are garnish with roasted shredded sweetened coconut on top.
That cave! What an adventure!
This is probably one of your best videos, I must say. Was really fun to watch, and the scenery is beautiful!
+Epic14Games Thanks! -Kyde
Legit movie long uploads, couldn't ask for more. Keep up the good work guys. I live in NYC so anything you guys upload is a over the phone experience 😊
+Bryant Mena Thanks! Glad you enjoy them! -E
Yes Banaue..Yes Sagada both been there the rice terraces it's like facing a huge painting of God right in front of your face @ the viewdeck and Sagada I underestimated on what would be our itinerary then but I was wrong our 4-day trip was not enough to complete the activities and fully explore the place..The 3-wheeled vehicle is a tricycle, riding on top of the jeepney is a topload..sagada specialty is the pinikpikan..The pork bun you ate is siopao (of chinese steamed pork buns)The view and the place is worth the travel though you will realize afterwards when you're back in the city that it was quite a risky travel ;)
+Joele Panilawon Banaue is the only place left on my bucket list now to visit, it's just so out of the way compared to a lot of other places, I will get there in the end though!
Yup you got the right choice lady...We call it siopao & i guess thats asado..There is another one which is bola-bola,sort of ground pork & ham..Its my favorite..SIOPAO!!!..yummy..
you guys are not tourists!! You are brave explorers and adventurists. Taking the route off the beaten path. I love watching your experiences. great job!
Haha, thanks!! -E
can't wait for part3
hello guys, ill suggest to visit GENERAL SANTOS CITY the home of champion like MANNY PACQUIAO, make it as your your part 5 for your tour in the PHILIPPINES
Kyde and Eric your content is awesome! Thank you for inspiring me to adventure more. Definitely going to return the Philippines and explore more regions!!
+Jym Bocala Thanks, glad you enjoyed! Hope you get a chance to head back to The Philippines soon! -E
Great intros to life in the PI, my wife is a native. Love your photography...you are keeping the camera very still in general. Kudos. Good edits too. I want to die in the Philippines, if I were ever to die.... it is just a wonderful paradise. We were in Palawan and Cebu a couple weeks ago. I hope you do a lot more videos, you guys are SO cool, realistic and you tell a great story about everything you do. Love it. - You like Japan any better? We have been all over the world including the orient. Hope we bump into you guys some day. Ha, fun stuff. :-)
+Donald Leske II Hi Donald, glad you enjoyed! We will have more Philippines videos coming in a couple weeks. Glad you enjoyed. I wouldn't say we like Japan "better" or worse than anywhere, it's hard to compare countries as they are so different! -E
I agree. I guess it is the people that make if for me, having been to most Asian countries. Yes there are good points to all of course, great people and good food. - Emily and I especially like the way you immerse yourselves into each culture and give us the details ....it is all in the details. Nice job, you make us feel like we are right there with you. Your camera work is good too, no shaking but still enough to make it like a movie. Sweet.
We love you guys! Barb and Peter
Wow! I really really enjoyed watching this... Interesting & great job you guys! Hopefully there will be a part 3 coming... Can't wait to see more on how you guys dodged that incoming typhoon and what cool experiences you both encounter next.
What an awesome video guys! i hope you enjoy your stay in the Philippines..
I want to say something you guys are my life i watch your videos more than any one else keep up the good work
How are sure are you? have you been in manila lately? or you just badly envious about manila? just be real...
+Ryan Stephen Hope we are making life good! -Kyde
That last shot of you guys brushing your teeth by the rice paddy view is the best thing I've seen on RUclips this year. Thanks for being awesome!
+Karen Leuenberger Hahaha, thanks! Glad you enjoyed that last shot, I laughed when I edited it in! -E
Ooohhh Sagada! Good food, friendly people, nature adventure, fresh and chilly air that I don't get here in Manila. Its awesome that you two got to experience this gem. Besides the caving and hanging coffin spotting, our guide also took us to hike the mountains where there's beautiful falls in it, as well as Kiltipan where you can view perfect sunrises.
Loved the video, another great series. We were in a day behind you in Manila and then we went to Palawan. Woke up super early the 3rd morning and noticed the weather looked like it was gonna suck. We'd booked an island tour that day and asked the woman at the guesthouse if it would be cancelled. She nodded and said 'Typhoon coming' almost as an aside. Holy crap!, we were about 50m from the sea. This can't be a good thing I thought. We stayed put and watched the storm and in the end everything turned out OK.
E, I also got super sick in Myanmar and spent 4 days shaking and sweating in bed. The next year we did the golden triangle in northern Thailand and crossed into Myanmar for lunch one day. I wanted to get the monkey of my back so I ate at some sketchy food carts and I was just fine. I haven't worried about getting sick since.
Anyway, good work as always.
Haha, I can't believe this video almost slipped past me. I didn't see it under my subscriptions because another person uploaded videos 2 days in a row that had very similar thumbnails and I thought no one had new videos.
Having said that, I think this is one of my favorite videos you guys have posted in a long while. I think the reason is coupled by the fact that you guys seemed to genuinely enjoy every aspect of the trip and that carried through to me. I really enjoyed all the random tidbits (kyde bleating like a goat was illuminating) and the majestic vistas and views. I think it adds so much more to the video when you have footage of what you're looking at while you're describing them (not that I don't enjoy your beautiful faces).
Lastly, thank you so much for sharing your experiences with me, I greatly appreciate them, and have definitely given me an appreciation for the little places and things in life, and I definitely want to travel once I graduate/have the money.
+crossout9 Loved reading this! Thanks! -Kyde
Kyde loves vegetables, mascots, cemeteries, ... and it has become apparent ... caves !
+mop09drg Yea, she loves fun! -E
another great video. can't wait for part 3.
+hermajestykatrina GLad you enjoyed! -E
It's the third time I watched this video since you published this last February. It's so fun watching your adventures I never even thought this is an hour long video. Let me just say you guys are awesome. Like REALLY awesome! The Philippines is amazing but you showed how to perfectly enjoy its awesomeness.
+Dheon Mark (Prokopio) Awesome to hear! Btw, just posted part 3! Hope you enjoy it as well. -E
Nice view at the start reminds me of pics of Peru !! The food and the lemon cake looked good !!! I was thinking when guys were in that cave man I hope no earthquake !!!!
Can't wait for Part 6. I'm so excited. Stay safe.
+Bert Lacatan Just posted it!
i found myself rewatching your manila vid and this one. i can't believe so much time has elapsed already.
the zoom in your camera is crazy, Eric
Had to go back and watch Part One again to re-catch up again. Great way to spend the evening.
+musicISlyf1 Glad you enjoyed! -E
I don't know what it is about this particular video, but Kyde is super cute, moreso than usual. Maybe it's her facial expressions or weight loss or something. And Eric, you're totally getting carried away with the creative cinematography, haha. It's great to see your shit-eating grin every time the camera pans to you (especially when you're about to eat!). I can't place it for some reason, but it seems like you guys really dug the Philippines in this vlog and your guys' positivity is beaming through. Awesome stuff.
+scumballer The country just brings out the best in everything! -Kyde
Extreme Goat Action:
Man, I just walked back into the bedroom with my coffee, took a sip and heard you say “extreme goat action”. I looked up at the TV and saw you zooming in and out and for a moment I didn’t know what was happening, then you rotated the camera and made that sound effect…dude I legit spit the coffee out of my mouth and almost spilled the whole cup! That 10 second clip was the highpoint of my week. You guys are the best, thanks for all the work you do putting these together and sharing with us.
+Steven Bouse That story is why we do this shit! Love it! -Kyde
You guys are a beautiful couple. Always exploring! keep it up👍👍👍
I love your videos but I was looking for something new. Perfect timing guys
+Karen Millen Perfect! -E
You went to Sagada but you miss to go to Bomod-ok falls😅although the trek going there is a bit long about 1.5km but w/ a very nice view of amazing beautiful rice terraces along the way especially during the months of March-July summer & the planting to near the harvest season, months.
Just finished watching and I love how you're touring your audience.
I totally love the hour-long documentary vlog.
This is so entertaining. I'm excited to see your video from the south of the Philippines.
Also, you got me curious about that wine refill at Sagada. LOL
Those caves looked amazing! I enjoyed them vicariously through you, I think my claustrophobia would have kicked in.
Wow that is one awesome zoom you have.
+Deborah Wright Yea, amazing for a little pocket camera! -E
Nice, a new video from you guys! I was having kind of a rough day today and this made my day so much better, thanks! :-)
+Simon Palmieri Perfect timing! Hope it helped brighten your day a little bit! -E
Hi Kyde & Eric! after watching this an hour long part 2 (of 7) of your adventure in the Philippines, decided to like and subscribe. will also look for part 1 then go to part 3 and so on. you've done a great job on your video, I hope you had a great experience and will remember the Philippines for a long time. please come back, there are more than 7,000 islands, more than 7,000 adventures to experience!
Thanks so much! Glad you found us and are enjoying our videos! I hope we can start checking some of those islands off our "to visit" list someday! -E
Motorcycle w/ side car = Tricycle (very common transportation for short trips)
White bun w/ meat inside = Siopao (pron. show-pow), Chinese snack/delicacy
Hope you enjoyed your stay. Mabuhay!
That cave was scary! I would die of claustrophobia... Your sense of adventure is amazing 👍🏻
+snowqueenix Haha, the cave was amazing! -E
Yay, I love Saturday morning with you guys. Seeing you in caves makes me feel claustrophobic but I loved all the outdoor scenery and the foods you find. (And random goats and chickens.)
I'm amazed! thanks Kyde and Eric
onelonelyfarmer, there are two system in planting rice. One on dry land which is called "pogas". Then on wet land which is the common system. Type of rice seeds is very important for dry land rice farming. Also to dry rice do not take all day.
Goat action and Kyde action was top-notch, looking forward to more artistic moments and those. Plus, there were some might crazy spelunking thing going on. I wonder, was the climb up as steep and long as the way up ? :D
thanks for the upload..I've been there too at Sagada and i love the caving / spelanking ..what i like about your videos were the foods, communities into, your interaction together and comparison to other places you've been. I love your videos, I wonder how may videos ??? left hehehe
Great video. That spelunking in Sagada Cave was so cool. We took that same route and I was afraid I can't fit into that very tiny hole.
thank you guys for visiting my homeland..i live in Hungduan about an hour from Banaue ,im missing my place thats why im searching vids of it here in youtube..awesome vids..God bless you guys
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed! -E
+Kyde and Eric you're welcome
Chris Ward nice! Would you like to do a video with me in Ifugao? 😊
i like watching your videos,its amazing...be safe and God bless!
You guys are awesome and a wonderful couple. I Love watching your fantastic video and l am lookiing forward to see more please. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much! -E
Thanks for the tour of the Philippines! Loved it.
+Aaron Glad you enjoyed! -E
Woooow. That dumpling at the end.
Thanks you two for another extraordinary video... take care
+Tee Camara Thanks!! -E
pinikpikan is best served fresh really with some slices of etag..pinikpikan is a chicken stew prepared by slowly beating the chicken, and singe the feathers over a fire..that actually gives a different taste to the broth..pinikpikan is quite similar to tinola but with a different preparation....ETAG, on the other hand, is pork meat rubbed with lots of salt and fermented on a jar...
Just amazing
I like it having to see you came back to the refilling station! I love your videos and I am staying up late for viewing your works to almost a quarter of a day.
Haha, don't watch too much! -E
I can't help it...seeing everything in your eyes is like...what! I've been missing out on a lot of things right there...love you guys for being fun
They seemed a, little drunk after
hi Kyde and Eric I really like your vlog..this blog help a lots to help philippines tourism. ..thank you so much. ...God bless. .
+Jojo Buendia Hi, glaf you enjoyed! I hope the videos help inspire some people to discover The Philippines on their own too! -E
You guys should have trekked the rice terraces in Batad all the way down to Tappiya Waterfalls. The view, the climb, the steps & the balancing act on the terrace fields are actually the best parts of the whole rice terraces experience, plus a bonus of Tappiya Waterfalls, haha! It's actually the "RICE TERRACES OF THE PHILIPPINE CORDILLERAS" that are the ones inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List & not the Banaue Rice Terraces contrary to popular belief. There are five sites included on this UNESCO inscription namely the Batad Rice Terraces, Bangaan Rice Terraces (both are in Banaue), Mayoyao Rice Terraces (in Mayoyao), Hungduan Rice Terraces (in Hungduan) & Nagacadan Rice Terraces (in Kiangan), all in the Province of Ifugao. Have you actually seen any one of the five cluster sites or just the ones in Banaue? The Banaue Rice Terraces however, refer to the cluster close to the Banaue Poblacion as seen from the viewpoint. They're not included though in the UNESCO inscription.
I like your view on places you visit. Totally different from the rest of all RUclips travel videos.
Thanks!
You guys should go to Palawan.
From star wars ?!
Great video guys I want that Mexican sandwich as a Mexican I've never heard of it but it looks good with the wine haha thanks guy's
So, I really hope you guys are uploading the a Part 3 when you go to Mindanao (the southern parts of Philippines). I actually lived there when I was little and I'm so excited to see how you guys like it!
+MarcA229 Yea, we will be uploading that but it will be a while! Gotta get it edited! -E
Philippines doesn't only have Banaue as the only antique structure, they also have the Idjangs in Batanes, or fortresses/castles constructed prior to the Spanish conquest.
I hope you could visit Palawan. It's beautiful out there!
Touting is still very common out here especially in more touristy areas, but it's not as intense as in other SEA countries.
The motorized rickshaw is called a tricycle, and the rickshaw with a person pedalling is called a pedicab.
+hedleychua Honestly we don't find touting to be too bad in SE Asia at all. Compared to places like India and Egypt, anyways. -E
Enjoyed this...! BTW, I took the kids to Columbia, CA this past weekend to climb on the rocks (we live in Tracy). Awesome as always!
+mrknet Haha, amazing! I lived about 5 minutes from those rocks in Columbia when I was a kid! -E
So jelly! The scenery oh my!
+superslyfoxx1 Yea, The Philippines is beautiful! -E
Cool can't wait for part 3
One hour K&E episode and dinner time! \o/
+Flag "first", "sandstorm" and "301 club" comments as spam for a surprise Nice! -E
I really enjoyed this episode thank you so much!
awesome video. I am so amazed with how you guys plan your travels. another great vid.
+Isha r Glad you enjoyed! -E
Awesome video! I love it!
Heck yes! Part dos!
hooray cant wait for part 3, don't make us subs hanging to long, the rice terraces views we,re great.
you guys really loved that sweet wine, now i want some!!!!!
+VRRV I do too! -Kyde
Hey, Eric, just wanted to let you know that your Philippines series is great so far, I am just commenting so that the Al Gore rhythm might give you a boost. I should have done this on the Taiwan series (sorry).
Haha, thanks! Glad you are enjoying it. -E
Yes part 2!!!!!
+ckitchen02 Yay! -E
We call the bike/sidecar vehicle a Tricycle. The Flintstones mobile is a traditional Ifugao vehicle, there's a yearly downhill race that is being celebrated there where grown men in traditional clothes ride them down the hill.
I'd LOVE to see that race! -E
Ahhh Naruto gets so good! It's starts slow but stick with it!!
Another great video from you guys! Can't wait for the next one!
+Aime Mangone Agree Stick to the Main Story and skip the filler episodes they can kill it.
You guys are awesome! I wish I could adventure with you!
wow... that's quite an adventure! I wouldn't fit in the cave definitely.. lol great! Love it!!
+Master Joey Glad you enjoyed! -E
Nice information about the hanging coffins....
Yea, that was really neat! -E
nice visit to the mountains 😊👍
thnks to come over to my place.. its amazing place ..
Another great way to spend my evening! I really think you two should start a series and just video tape all your random encounters with various animals on your trips lol like "How many goats will Kyde and Eric see today!?" XD
Yes! I'm happy to hear this! We need the all the adorable goats! lol
you guys should've made your way to the beautiful bomod-ok waterfalls while you were in sagada :) btw, now that you have your mountain province vid uploaded, i can't wait for your davao adventure vid to be up - hopefully sooner than later :)
It would have been worthwhile if you went to Batad, from Banaue, before heading over to Bontoc and then Sagada.:)
You guys are of my generation and I LOVE YOU ALL :-D
The word for a bit of a fire left burning is embers! Haha.
worth watching. love from Manila
+rachell ann alvaro Thanks! -E
Hey Kyde & Eric enjoying the videos so much, I will become a Patron soon. :)
+Jorge Cruz Thanks Jorge!! -E
The Chinese dumpling you ate is called Sio Pao, or Syo Pao, either is correct. Masarap naman, super delicious. :)
U GUYS NEED TO MAKE PART 3 FOR ME PLZZZZZX
Go and check out the chocolate hills! They're these amazing rolling hills that are strangely symmetrical. It's in Bohol! You should also check out the waterfalls in Palawan! They're quite beautiful!
I believe they did. It'll be in another video.
+KyuEunHae13 Yea, we did! It was awesome! It'll be in a couple more episodes. -E
Yes TRUE BLOOD! Lol. Gosh I love watching you guys go on these adventures, it really makes me want to travel!
+Kacy Haydel You don't need to go far to find adventures! I'm sure there are interesting places near where you live! Unless you live in Kansas though, then you are boned. -E
+Kyde and Eric Lol well I live in Louisiana so I'm sure I could find a swamp or something to explore :)
+Kacy Haydel Spot on! -E
manpowered is triclad, motorcycle powered is tricycle small bus is jeepney and you are right about philippine time
great video
I was wondering why its taking you guys so long to edit and upload part 2. Now I know why. Great video and nice editing. It was worth the wait.
+iwant that Glad you see the effort! -Kyde
+Kyde and Eric So part 3 will be available in about a month or so?
+iwant that Eric is working on it now. We'll have it out as soon as possible! -Kyde
Cool!
+Kyde and Eric By they way, I noticed that when you guys are eating rice with toppings, you guys eat them separately like adobo with rice and beef steak with rice. Its supposed to be eaten together, with the adobo or beef steak sauce poured on top of the rice, although they don't served it that way, Filipinos normally combined them before they eat those foods. They taste better that way.
The cave looked like a workout. Kyde the pull up training you were doing paid off :-)
+Oukoyami Yeah! -Kyde
I watched your video way till the end from part 1 to part 2 and I loved it! when does the part 3 will come out? bdw im new here so you got a new legit subscriber. ;D
+CJ Awesome Hi, glad you found us and enjoyed! Part 3 is coming in a couple weeks. Editing takes quite a while! -E
very nice vlog...... informative in a not so overloaded way ☺...... i'm looking forward about your davao video....... i'm from there!!! i hope you had a good time in my hometown too 👍
+Erwin Aris Gentiles Glad you enjoyed! We did enjoy Davao, but were only there for a couple days! -E
+Kyde and Eric can't wait to see your davao video.
Well I briefly checked all 490 ish comments from years back and could not see an answer to Kyde's question on what the warm remnants of a fire are called. Well here in England we call them embers i.e. hot ashes.