This is what a moto-travel vlogging should be. Educational, immersive and informative. Kudos Kumander Daot. More like this please. KD defines what a content creator is about. - You inspired me.
Many of the bravest Soldiers in the AFP came from Cordillera especially came from Kalinga.They contributed a lot in the Davao Region when it comes in fighting insugency there.That is why Cordillera is the home of the brave.Before and after Spaniards came the Cordillera is a head hunters people,we were savage then ,we were territorial that is why the Cordillera never conquered by the Spaniards.
The landscape in this part of the Philippines is truly amazing, but the interview with the Kalinga Manong was really something special. As vloggers, we try to accurately share what we're seeing and filming but to get it right from an elder is an amazing occasion! I loved seeing that village too! Thanks for sharing Anselm.
I could listen to that man talk about the Kalinga people and their culture for hours 1:13. That was so interesting and informative. I can see why your friend put you in contact with him. He is so knowledgeable. I really don't think you could have found anyone better.
@@KumanderDaot I am interested to hear what other stories he had to tell. Maybe a separate video on that alone? That would be more educational to your viewers 😉 it’s also fair that his effort of sharing you their heritage stories was not wasted because you share it to the world also. Hope you consider sharing it to us too😍 Thanks
I was just in Buscalan, Kalinga about three weeks ago. Absolutely gorgeous area, my video will be coming out probably in two weeks. I went up there with my friends to get tattoos from the legendary Apo Whang-od. Made some friends and more while in Buscalan. I am hoping to go back again the end of next month.
KD, as always, this is amazing. I hope you know how lucky you are to have reached the far flung areas of the Cordilleras.. not all Filipinos in their lifetime has seen the beauty of this part of the country. I hope you get to create a separate channel solely for the interactions/ interviews you did with people like Sapi. All the best to you, KD. 💪
What a beautiful vlog series! It's like I'm watching a documentary Kumander. Learning and seeing the people, the places, mountains and the road of North Luzon. Thank You and continue doing what you love Kumander Daot! Stay safe and Enjoy!!
Good morning! All over the Philippines there is its own unique spirituality that connects its people to a higher level of appreciation for what they have been given. They cherish their past, and always are open to share what they have to anyone who takes time to deepen their understanding and appreciation such as what you do. This interaction in turn radiates a brighter and solid future for the Philippines. ❤ Thank you for what you are doing, Manderdee!
Thats my lola mayed in a green tshirt store owner thank you for visiting my home town komander daot . There are so many places you can enjoy there if u explore the whole villages qng brgy there..
Thanks Kumander Daot for showcasing the unbeaten path of the Philippines; its hidden beauty, culture and traditions of the natives in the area. Very enlightening and a real eye-opener
Obviously Cordilleran towns have more interesting culture than any region in the Philippines, these beautiful towns, nice well built houses & all these amazing rice terraces already tells something/a lot about the behavior of the folks living in these towns/communities. I'll be back there someday & explore more other areas/towns.
Ur brave KD! I love that place that looks like an outdoor museum featuring traditional houses u can in that part of PH. And that gentleman u r conversing with is very knowledgeable and a great storyteller. His English is perfect... I'm so amazed 👏...
Throw back mid 70'sto 80's.Some foreign missionaries in Kalinga Apayao.So bless this Province with beautiful nature peaceful community .mostly are working abroad.Thsnk you Sir K.D for exploring kalinga and sharong their culture.❤w.f.Hongkong
What You went , honestly I dont know about it . Tnks for that! Hope I can visit it too. And you experience a conversation with old Kalinga man who is truly articulate in english .
My salute to KD Anselm we would not even dare go to these places! Its so hard to go out of our comfort zones❤ With you passion you are able to conquer places such as the mysterious Cordillera!❤
Very informative content KD. I missed uncle Sapi, his family, and Lubuagan as a whole. They are my adoptive family in Kalinga. When I watched your Kalinga Part 1 video, I was hoping to see you meet uncle Sapi and his family. I'm happy you did and I could tell you learned a very important aspect of Kalinga culture from him. You may have noticed one of my Lubuagan landscape photo frames there. Uncle Sapi is one of my inspirations in photography.
another place I haven't been to, thanka for going to these interesting places. I've been to many provincea but mostly to touristy places. Appreciate seeing places I've never seen before.
Yes! it is good if you travel alone to the places you have not been. Or.. together with the Davao/Cateel family kanang comfy jud ka sa imo kauban. :) . Great video Kumander! padayon ra!
Fantastic views kumander Daot , just take your time and explore more , first time we’ve seen this mountain province , it’s really amazing, have a safe adventure… Daot 😱 talaga
Anselm, if you are in Kalinga homes, be sure to drink coffee with them. They do welcome visitors warmly. Many homes visited would mean more coffee. You must be privileged see the transformation they have gone through. Enjoy.
Very informative content that every one of us learned about the kalingga culture. Congrats kunander daot by bringing to us what us pilipinos doesn’t know
Hi all. It so interesting seeing all cultures , but as you get older and you've traveled around the world and your mind open up. So many similar culture practices, appears all around the world. Like what you saw with the stone building and the seed grinding and the huts. South Africa and Middle eastern and New Guinea, Egypt culture seem to be all here. I assume because of the shipping trading routes if the world ,in past history of the world growing
This is really lovely vlog and super like thank you for sharing the beautiful place and mountains in The Philippines. I will never know this until i watch your video kumander Daot
Man! This is epic travel 👏👏.. Very cool journey.. Love it! I can see you doing this on the little XT 250 loaded up 😁 KTM 390 Adventure but that's not as easy to go get fixed. Less dealers and more electronics.. But highway legal.
you're up north..the traditional houses seem similar to taiwanese..the shields though are prevalent all over south east asia..i think its better if u visit the local museums to learn more about the culture..but amazing though they speak english even in the mountains. the thomasian missionaries (teachers) must've went up there.
That rooad marker with B7, the B stands for the name of the next town starts with the letter B. 7 is 7 kilometers. So 7 kilometers to the next town proper.
I wish I could go to the places you’ve been!! Thanks for showing us the culture I’ve never known ❤ I think you’re the Angel that the old lady saw in a white car 😍
This is what a moto-travel vlogging should be. Educational, immersive and informative. Kudos Kumander Daot. More like this please.
KD defines what a content creator is about. - You inspired me.
Many of the bravest Soldiers in the AFP came from Cordillera especially came from Kalinga.They contributed a lot in the Davao Region when it comes in fighting insugency there.That is why Cordillera is the home of the brave.Before and after Spaniards came the Cordillera is a head hunters people,we were savage then ,we were territorial that is why the Cordillera never conquered by the Spaniards.
Very informative..thank you
The landscape in this part of the Philippines is truly amazing, but the interview with the Kalinga Manong was really something special. As vloggers, we try to accurately share what we're seeing and filming but to get it right from an elder is an amazing occasion! I loved seeing that village too! Thanks for sharing Anselm.
I could listen to that man talk about the Kalinga people and their culture for hours 1:13. That was so interesting and informative. I can see why your friend put you in contact with him. He is so knowledgeable. I really don't think you could have found anyone better.
He was awesome! Had to cut down 2 hours of talk to 10 minutes!
@@KumanderDaot I am interested to hear what other stories he had to tell. Maybe a separate video on that alone? That would be more educational to your viewers 😉 it’s also fair that his effort of sharing you their heritage stories was not wasted because you share it to the world also. Hope you consider sharing it to us too😍 Thanks
@@El_.5794 I will put the whole video on here somehow, there is a new podcasts section so maybe there
@@KumanderDaot Yes. Podcast or even in your same channel but break into parts 1 and 2. Thank you so much. Looking forward to it ❤️
I was just in Buscalan, Kalinga about three weeks ago. Absolutely gorgeous area, my video will be coming out probably in two weeks. I went up there with my friends to get tattoos from the legendary Apo Whang-od. Made some friends and more while in Buscalan. I am hoping to go back again the end of next month.
Buscalan looks beautiful too! Love the culture!
18:00 indigenous people are full of surprises. Tatay is so good in english, he represents the IP community very well.
KD, as always, this is amazing. I hope you know how lucky you are to have reached the far flung areas of the Cordilleras.. not all Filipinos in their lifetime has seen the beauty of this part of the country. I hope you get to create a separate channel solely for the interactions/ interviews you did with people like Sapi.
All the best to you, KD. 💪
I salute your courage and bravery visiting the mountain villages. Just be extra careful. Praying for your protection.
What a beautiful vlog series! It's like I'm watching a documentary Kumander. Learning and seeing the people, the places, mountains and the road of North Luzon. Thank You and continue doing what you love Kumander Daot! Stay safe and Enjoy!!
Thank you so so much!
Good morning! All over the Philippines there is its own unique spirituality that connects its people to a higher level of appreciation for what they have been given. They cherish their past, and always are open to share what they have to anyone who takes time to deepen their understanding and appreciation such as what you do. This interaction in turn radiates a brighter and solid future for the Philippines. ❤ Thank you for what you are doing, Manderdee!
Thats my lola mayed in a green tshirt store owner thank you for visiting my home town komander daot . There are so many places you can enjoy there if u explore the whole villages qng brgy there..
Thanks Kumander Daot for showcasing the unbeaten path of the Philippines; its hidden beauty, culture and traditions of the natives in the area. Very enlightening and a real eye-opener
Love this.
Beautiful video. Gorgeous drone footage. Beautiful views.
Those boys were happy to meet you.
Spiritual journey. Love hearing the stories.
Obviously Cordilleran towns have more interesting culture than any region in the Philippines, these beautiful towns, nice well built houses & all these amazing rice terraces already tells something/a lot about the behavior of the folks living in these towns/communities. I'll be back there someday & explore more other areas/towns.
So informative about indigenous people Anselm. Things most of us has not explored are documented through your vlogs. So greatly appreciated.
Ur brave KD! I love that place that looks like an outdoor museum featuring traditional houses u can in that part of PH. And that gentleman u r conversing with is very knowledgeable and a great storyteller. His English is perfect... I'm so amazed 👏...
Absolutely brilliant series. My wife lives in Cauayan so if you back in the North please come visit. Jerrard from England
We appreciate you for exploring so much in the PH ❤️. Just be extra careful everytime 😊
The best Filipino trait is we always share what we have specially when it comes to food….❤❤❤❤❤❤
Maayoong bungkag kumander...nice views of the mountains...amping.
We Filipinos has such a very unique heritage that we must be proud of.keep safe always Kumander Daot and Godbless you always 🙏💞💞💞
A great insight into the heritage and history of the area----you are well and truly educating so many people----thank you
Throw back mid 70'sto 80's.Some foreign missionaries in Kalinga Apayao.So bless this Province with beautiful nature peaceful community .mostly are working abroad.Thsnk you Sir K.D for exploring kalinga and sharong their culture.❤w.f.Hongkong
what a nice mountains and native houses made by cogon and little rice terraces 🤭😮 👍💪👋👋🙏😄😄
Thank you for showing the world the beauty of our Town and our village.
Hello again kumander!!!! This is mind blowing!!!! Thank you for taking us along with your journey ❤❤❤❤
INSANE PLACE MAN BRINGS YOU CLOSER TO HEAVEN OUT OF THIS WORLD!!
This place is not usually shown. Thanks for the interest to visit this old treasure.
indeed a far cry from cateel & its majestic cateel river & the its coastal area.
Mountain view relieves stress.
What You went , honestly I dont know about it . Tnks for that! Hope I can visit it too. And you experience a conversation with old Kalinga man who is truly articulate in english .
Hello good people in KALINGA Good evening . Fantastic day for Kumander and another day of adventure you're showing us a place never seen by many.
Oh my goodness so beautiful!!
My salute to KD Anselm we would not even dare go to these places! Its so hard to go out of our comfort zones❤ With you passion you are able to conquer places such as the mysterious Cordillera!❤
Very informative content KD. I missed uncle Sapi, his family, and Lubuagan as a whole. They are my adoptive family in Kalinga. When I watched your Kalinga Part 1 video, I was hoping to see you meet uncle Sapi and his family. I'm happy you did and I could tell you learned a very important aspect of Kalinga culture from him. You may have noticed one of my Lubuagan landscape photo frames there. Uncle Sapi is one of my inspirations in photography.
nice vlog again kumander D. it's good to hear storytelling and history from local elders...power on!
Hahahaha kumander daot ..is now kumander rapang in ifangad ,kalinga
Feeling nostalgic about this place , I’m grew up in Mt. Province and I miss the scenery , thanks for sharing your blogs . Watching you from Florida.
Bucketlist this year! Ang ganda. 😮
Amazing, bro!
That looked rough, however, it was quite an exciting ride! What a journey, mate! Ride safe! Cheers!
No skip ad kumander d. deserved it
Wow, beautiful place!
kumander.........!!!!!
pag Amping kanunay.......🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
sheeeeshhhh......
So interesting to hear & see the history & culture of these beautiful people & beautiful place! Thank you KD! Loving following your travels. 🥰
another place I haven't been to, thanka for going to these interesting places. I've been to many provincea but mostly to touristy places. Appreciate seeing places I've never seen before.
I miss this kind of vlogging of yours kumander.
@9:00 e-it means ting-ting (walis ting-ting) its a stem of a coconut leaves.
You're very cool, Kumander...
Very interesting video. Thank you for sharing your this journey of yours in kalinga.
Your videos are amazing! I admire your contents..., very commendable....salute sir...
Cordillera region rich of culture and tradition especially in Kalinga province
Wow! This video really touches in to my heart and made me cry.. than you Anselm keep it up! 🙏
Cant wait to get back to the Cordilleras 💜😁💜
Yes! it is good if you travel alone to the places you have not been. Or.. together with the Davao/Cateel family kanang comfy jud ka sa imo kauban. :) . Great video Kumander! padayon ra!
Awesome place, Thank you sir.
Fantastic views kumander Daot , just take your time and explore more , first time we’ve seen this mountain province , it’s really amazing, have a safe adventure… Daot 😱 talaga
Legendary..
Anselm, if you are in Kalinga homes, be sure to drink coffee with them. They do welcome visitors warmly. Many homes visited would mean more coffee. You must be privileged see the transformation they have gone through. Enjoy.
Kalinga is one of the few places I will drink the coffee! It doesn't make me palpitate like others!
Great work again mate you are awesum in what you do . next time we are back there we are going to Kalinga thanks to you.🍻
wow kumander i have never known the beauty of this place we owe you a lot for bringing this place to our awareness
Kumander dato is the best😊
Very informative content that every one of us learned about the kalingga culture. Congrats kunander daot by bringing to us what us pilipinos doesn’t know
Wow!!! Awesome KD!
Man..that batil patong looked awesome. I really miss it. Naimas!
Beautiful villages in the Cordillera.
Thank you kumander D.🇵🇭👍
Ride safe always 🙏AYOSSSS!!!!
Beautiful 😮
i saw you last week..hilarious the comment of the sarisari store woman
Awesome video Kumander
Another super travel episode, K.D. Stay safe on the roads. I love watching your wife and daughter as well.
Hi all. It so interesting seeing all cultures , but as you get older and you've traveled around the world and your mind open up. So many similar culture practices, appears all around the world. Like what you saw with the stone building and the seed grinding and the huts. South Africa and Middle eastern and New Guinea, Egypt culture seem to be all here. I assume because of the shipping trading routes if the world ,in past history of the world growing
greets from da guy with white car we work der in the mines and start for tourism in colayo
Beautiful place, wonderful people and an enlightening discussion with Mr. Sapi. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Beautiful 👍nice content ,I learned something from this video
This is really lovely vlog and super like thank you for sharing the beautiful place and mountains in The Philippines. I will never know this until i watch your video kumander Daot
Thumbs up 👍😍❤️😁 nice mountain view KD🥰 KEEP SAFE TRAVELS GUYS 😁
What an adventure KD. Stay safe
The old man spoke and expressed himself very well in English. Awesome!
Amping Komander! Awesome adventure!!!
Man! This is epic travel 👏👏.. Very cool journey.. Love it! I can see you doing this on the little XT 250 loaded up 😁 KTM 390 Adventure but that's not as easy to go get fixed. Less dealers and more electronics.. But highway legal.
you're up north..the traditional houses seem similar to taiwanese..the shields though are prevalent all over south east asia..i think its better if u visit the local museums to learn more about the culture..but amazing though they speak english even in the mountains. the thomasian missionaries (teachers) must've went up there.
It is because the astronesian people who live in Kalinga originaly came from the Island of Taiwan
Nice vlogs Philippine history,cultures,touristic site.Thank you I learned from your vlogs.
very informative..nice video KD.awesome.!
Another very interesting and informative vlog. Thank you 🙏🏼
Amazing place
Wow so nice the place❤❤❤
That rooad marker with B7, the B stands for the name of the next town starts with the letter B. 7 is 7 kilometers. So 7 kilometers to the next town proper.
Really interesting content today Kumander Daot.
Breathtaking view and amazing people. What a place to experience!
Very intelligent man.
Full of wisdom.
Rich! This is one rich adventure.
great content mate..
I wish I could go to the places you’ve been!! Thanks for showing us the culture I’ve never known ❤ I think you’re the Angel that the old lady saw in a white car 😍
Beautiful, breathtaking sceneries. Nice video sir. New follower here! 😊
Nice vid, idol. You just made me nostalgic. Thank you.
Very educational.
He's knowledgeable!
Nice video, KD!
the stonework in that model village is definitely a lot more square and sharp than any place I've seen in the Cordilleras
Nyt! Excellent material Kumander, really nice! Keep this quality, you have now good energfy and your story telling is top! Wishes from Germany!
wow! very nice place and scary road❤