DID NOT EXPECT This Experience In The PHILIPPINES | Open FILIPINO GRAVE In Mountains

I had heard about hanging coffins and graves in the mountains of the Philippines, and had seen some in Sagada. But this moment in Mankayan Benguet I truly DID NOT EXPECT.
In this video you will see an open grave, but there is local culture behind it...
Here in the mountains Igorots have different burial traditions. Not only will you see me experience something unexpected, but you will get to see a beautiful mountain town that is "off the beaten path" here in Benguet. With beautiful views and friendly locals... Mankayan is a wonderful place to connect locally!
I DID NOT EXPECT THIS IN THE PHILIPPINES. Really, this is one of those surprising adventures!
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[@BecomingFilipino]

The locals here in this area opened this grave for me (I did not ask), and they informed me that from time to time people will do so and give an offering for different reasons. I mean no disrespect and just wanted to share my local experience with everyone. I truly did not expect this moment to happen. Did you know that in the mountains Igorots have many different and unique burial practices?

[@annann6136]

Wow!! U've gone so far. Kudos to ur journey and meeting friends. Ask for some tapey (rice wine)as well...have fun.thanks Kulas.

[@annzkie6067]

BecomingFilipino where is kumar,,, kulas!!!

[@bluelagoon6150]

Hi Kulas i’m one of your subscriber here in canada. I’m planning to go to philippines for vacation. Can i join you on your trip when i get there? Thanks looking forward to hear from you.

[@travellinronzky]

I hope you do ambuklao dam. I hope the DENR permit you to climb mt Pulag. They need medical certificate and online registration I guess. Sea of clouds buddy at sunrise...have that opportunity bro for a lifetime...

[@RommelRamos1002]

Kyle, you know that there is a saying that the reason why vegetables grow healthy in the mountain province is because of healthy soils. And the soils are healthy because those human remains becomes the soils "pataba" (fertilizers) :) Yummy veggies !! :D

[@BretMaverick]

Thats pretty wild. One of the coolest thing I've ever seen 🤯 drive safe dude.

[@BecomingFilipino]

POWER ONNNN

[@myleneservidad200]

How I wish Bitbit is with you right now.., more power Kulas and Bitbit!!!💪💪💪

[@JC-ok8xi]

Bret Maverick time to buy a scooter for a adventure.

[@laniemisperos6785]

Where are u Dong

[@josejuatas6187]

hello bret bret try to experience the all you can eat mango in guimaras island ..tell kulas too .

[@amieloudaway4938]

Im from cordillera but currently living here in canada..i dont know that my place is amazing until i watched your drone shots👏👏👏

[@tetewatetewa7918]

Somaa ka od adi ta emey m pasyaren:))

[@Blossom9671]

iyaman (kankanaey of thank you) kulas for this cordillera adventure. igorots have been misrepresented in school textbooks and even in the congress just recently. these videos of yours are way better to be used in the academe than the department of education's textbooks. this is more than an adventure it is breaking misrepresentations and authentically showcasing diversity and respect.. iya-iyaman...

[@aidamariedoques805]

Hi Kulas...Im so glad to hear you say good things about the igorots. I am a full-bloodied igorot. You were in my mother's hometown, which is Atok...My father is also originally from Buguias so you can imagine how stoked I am that you are actually there and you know what else is cool about this, I am presently living in Alberta, Canada, in a town called Fort Mcmurray!!!....

[@japsgumad-ang1465]

Exhaling while pouring the cold water helps a bit. So does screaming like a little girl sometimes.

[@travellinronzky]

Benguet is so diverse. I love Kabayan town and Bokod Town when I trekked Mount Pulag.

[@genz3330]

Hey there I'm from mankayan and I cant believe that maybe this is the first time a big vlogger featured our place... just overwhelmed.. but still many more on mankayan.. hope to see more

[@kiluaken6183]

The drone shots it makes the video more exiting and fun to watch kyle.Its really really capturing the heart of the Filipinos thanks a lot for the hard work promoting our country

[@dionybagayao6041]

Amazing amazing drone shots , I am from Benguet but never seen that awesome scenery. Thank you and never heard nor seen that mummy in That place . God bless your journey and be safe always.

[@freedomfunwithjlbfriends7193]

MORE BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, THANKS FOR SHOWCASING

[@carmenhazelquibal4577]

You're drone shots are always awesome👏👍💖

[@prettymayumi4550]

Hey Kulas.. to show my support i never skip even once of the advertisement. Your so genuine. Take care always.

[@erlindavelasco456]

Your vlog is amazing you bring us into a place we can't go or reach,i enjoy watching sulit ang panonood,thanks for exploring our place cordellera very nice view. we support your vlog,GODBLESS you more.

[@avrila740]

Thank u kulas for my coming to my place,im pretty sure that through this vlog you enlightened and educated some people from lowlands who keeps saying that igorots have tails,we are blacks and have no clothes and uneducated...

[@lesterang-oay308]

Ang lamig ...magpainit ka ng tubig ...GODBLESS U THERE ang layo na ng narating mo kulas..next to thre is cervantes then Quirino ILOCOS SUR my place pasyal ka nman doon ...para ikotin mo lahat until papunta na sa ilocos norte

[@singlemomsvlog]

when you take a bath, always start on your feet, then to your tummy, underarms then face, lastly your head. That way your body can easily adjust to the temperature of the water.

[@bouncingbone]

This is the best advice. After a year, I now have the courage to take a bath.

[@beverleeogues4903]

Specially our water is really cold 😂

[@mhonmhon4100]

When your taking a bath with cold water start on your feet going up but if its warm start on your head. . .

[@mayafrtz2871]

@@bouncingbone lol😂😂😂😂

[@singlemomsvlog]

Alvin E.C. thanks! oh wait... after a year?! 😄😆

[@lychords740]

I just went there today ❤️ hope you come back here in the future.

[@rayalifeisgood]

Hello po.I am a silent subscriber for almost 3 years.Thanks sir for featuring the Cordillera.Our home in the mountains.Enjoy po in your trips and meet our fellow Igorots.Please visit Barlig too.It is 2hrs and a half from Bontoc.

[@warll2734]

Tnx for choosing phil. Kulas daghang salamat 😊😊😊

[@sandywinger3898]

Kyle , more spectacular views and learned for important information . Thank you for sharing . It’s hard for me to believe that your surrounded by such beauty everyday you wake up ! Take care , stay safe and continue exploring . 😍😊

[@ggphilippines948]

@Becoming Filipino.Kyle I know the feeling.😁😂I stayed in Baguio for 6 months.I remember the first time I took a bath without using the water heater.I found myself screaming because it was freezin cold.Lol Thank you so much and felt so blessed to be a part of your journey.😊

[@NickyDunn]

I felt cold watching you wash haha, :D the views from the window you are staying are beautiful, *I love how you just soak life up and absorb it all,* Great vlog, good vibes, amazing drone shots, the view deck amazing views

[@panaplay1]

What a nice place..Thank you for sharing with us.

[@victorbueno6385]

talaga??? mayron palang ganoon sa pilipinas i don't know that! thank you sharing this klye and the beautiful view amping sa next adventure

[@athan_balongcorpuz8386]

Kulas.. The boy with the cap is handsome.. 😍😍 I will visit this place soon.. Thanks for sharing..

[@athan_balongcorpuz8386]

@Ryan Lajara hala! Then? May problema.. Respito rin pag may tym.. And think before u post... Ang malas ng parents mo ano..Nagkaroon sila ng #Bastos na anak.. Bumalik ka ata sa Kindergarten ng malaman mo ang Values..jajaja I wish hnd ka mgkakaroon ng anak na kagaya nmin.. Kung mangyayari yan.. KARMA IS THEIR..!!!! GOD BLESS

[@cliffmeets]

Yahoo yahoo! Clifford Here ! Blessings!

[@disneyland2464]

Tourguide iman ah nice one manong😊😊

[@cliffmeets]

@@disneyland2464 hehehe not prepared...

[@guilagyapas33]

Mayat sir.

[@mariz4577]

This is greatly appreciated. I was born and raised in this majestic picturesque part of the world where everybody knows everybody. I'm watching this from Manhattan, NY 🗽

[@joelfernandez2333]

Awesome again and beautiful mountains scenery at that overlooking place.

[@rodmarc15]

it is absolutely interesting Kulas, I don't even know this exist. You have a lifetime of awesome adventure. I am loving it.

[@jovytucaben3923]

Thank you for featuring my beloved place am-am. Im gonna subscribe!

[@marvinpawid6958]

Pa tour kud abe sin lugar u ma'am?😅

[@yohannegsan9534]

hi Kulas, thank you for the wonderful display of our place... I am from Atok and currently working overseas, watching your vlog about our place makes me emotional but ultimately grateful. I know most, if not all, will agree of me saying that you just gifted us with the most beautiful view of our place, much wonderful than what we expected or know of... I am mesmerized by my own hometown😀😀😀... Thank you for making that possible... Good luck to your future travels and wishing all the best for you... God bless Kulas!!!🤗🤗🤗

[@foxmatte]

That opening of the grave was such a random learning experience not only for you Kulas, but also for many of us here. There is yet indeed so much surprises the Philippines has to offer. Keep on rolling Kyle!!!

[@alynahipol1800]

Philippines my beautiful country i,m from mankayan beautiful

[@jesustiglao617]

Best decision Kyle to embark on an adventure in the mountains of Benguet, hitting the goldmine of beauty and hospitality of the Filipino locals there.

[@antoniodelpilar5930]

Thank you kulas for visiting our place Mankayan. I'm from leyte in visayas my wife is a native of mankayan. We're here in Tinoc Ifugao. Try to visit our place the people here are friendly. .

[@ziriarriane9]

@becomingfilipino Super apir! Awesome! You’ve brought me to places I’ve never been in my hometown! Iyaman (thank you) for heeding my request! 😊 Power on! Cliff, Melvin and Mwyfanny, thanks also!😊

[@almagracey1972]

❤️ Kulas, thank you once again for giving us a glimpse of our lovely place. Makes me miss home a lot. God bless you always.

[@pingbaguioro6592]

Good day kulas.. Up north and south of Phil are bit far for me to go to more so bcoz of work and family yet u provide me the opportunity to see the beauty and culture of those places in an enjoyable way.. I have been to north Phil long time ago ..last I went up to Baguio was 2010.. Stay fit and safe.. U have made a lot of people happy bcoz of ur travels especially ur subscribers..

[@BecomingFilipino]

Thanks for sharing the adventure with me. Wow I would love to hear how Baguio has changed since then

[@drotecson5237]

That drone shot at the end - the most amazing ive ever seen. Mind blown

[@judsn..4444]

Omg! You're in mankayan? Positive vibes early in the morning. Watching you taking a bath cold water remind me of my childhood, flash back memory. Thank you so much and God bless always...

[@yzaj.p.3586]

i know right?i still remember i had clearer skin way back before i guess taking a bath in cold water are one of the reason haha

[@judsn..4444]

@@yzaj.p.3586 true we even have a pinky cheek and no pimples, i'm staying now in manila and I have pimples doctor says bcoz of pollution.

[@Johnnykamlon]

There are 3 major ethno-linguistic groups here in the province of Benguet. They are the Ibaloy(Ivadoy), Kankanaey, Kalanguya & other minor groups with distinct cultures and histories of their own. Respectively, these groups call their dialects by their tribes. Collectively, people in Benguet call themselves Igorots. [But in a wider perspective, you can also call people from the other provinces of the Cordillera Region 'Igorot'. So many ethnolinguistic groups, but united(Cordillera).] All the 3 dialects are spoken differently with many different accents, variations of grammar and pronunciation all over the province. Also to note, the Ilocano language has been the main language used to communicate with each ethno groups(not only in Benguet but all over the Cordillera region). The Ilocano spoken in Benguet has a distinct accent from the original speakers from the Ilocos Region, Isabela, Pangasinan, and other provinces. Hope you find this info helpful.

[@loriechilson925]

I am impressed. Well said!

[@Johnnykamlon]

Also to note, it doesn't mean that if you're an 'Ibaloi', you cannot understand Kankanaey, Kalanguya etc., there are those indigenous people who can actually understand all dialects and even speak those 3 dialects fluently and even learn the other dialects of the other regions of the Philippines too. There are also those who can understand but replies back in Ilocano language. In the family tree, people trace their roots way back with their parents, grandparents, great grandparents and so on. These ethnolinguistic groups and all other indigenous groups in the Cordillera region (and in general all people in the country) have been in intermarriage for the past 150+ years resulting to a variety of people who can speak both their parents' languages. For instance, there are couples of Ibaloi and Kankanaey descent. Ultimately, this couple uses Ilocano language in communication to each other. They can also learn each other's dialect and in turn teach their children both these dialects. But for some parents, they just ending up using Ilocano as the main language to talk to their children. There are also cases of intermarriage between Ifugao people and Ibaloi, Kankanaey etc., Ilocano with Ifugao etc... In some cases, people from the Cordillera region are getting married with the indigenous people of the south(like Bisaya, Cebuano, Tagalog etc). But with the more intriguing case are those indigenous people getting married with other nationalities (mostly English speaking countries: US, Canada, UK, Australia). ()These intermarriage of Filipinos and other nationalities have both positive & negative impacts to their children in regards to culture. There is always that 100% percentage that a child of a Filipino and a foreign national are ending up speaking purely in English & forgetting his/her own cultural identity and language. I'm saying this because I have seen a lot of couples, families (including a relative of mine) like this. Indigenous/Ethnic culture and language is lost in the young generation.

[@loriechilson925]

@@Johnnykamlon Hi Torogikamlon, thanks for your insight. My parents are not from the area but was drawn to coming to Mankayan because of the mining industry. Originally, my parents were living in Baguio where I was born. They moved to Mankayan/Lepanto because of the benefits the company offered to it's employees which are free education and health care. I went to school with local kids, played with them, that's how I learned kankana-ey. After high school, I went to college in Baguio, stayed in a boarding house and shared with different ethnic groups such as: Ibaloi, Kapangpangan , Pangansinan and of course, Ilocano as that is the medium of communication. Any way, it's good to know that there are people like you tracking down the evolution of people and that is history itself. Keep up this conversation alive. I appreciate your input. It's adding to my history background.

[@Johnnykamlon]

I am of both 'Ibaloi' and 'Ifugao' descent. But with a mixed bag of all the other ethnic groups. My father's father is of Ibaloi descent. My father's mother is of Ilocano, Ibaloi, Kalanguya descent. My mother's father is of Ifugao descent. My mother's mother is of Kankanaey & Ibaloi descent. I'm respectfully acknowledging and accepting all these ancestry as my cultural identity (although I can't speak fluently in Ibaloi and Ifugao myself 😅😅😅. I can fluently understand Ibaloi but cannot speak it fluently, and with Ifugao I can understand a little bit but cannot speak it entirely). Ilocano has been the main language we've been using in my family starting when I was just a toddler. I guess my parents never taught me in an early age how to speak Ibaloi and Ifugao. It's not just me who have this kind of issue; I can safely say that there are thousands more just like me in the younger generation (millennials born in the 90s). This is why all elders in the Cordillera region are saying that cultural identity is lost among the younger generation. Even I admit I don't fully know well the traditions and practices that my parents and grandparents know. I guess I have not been exposed enough to all our traditions, customs, and ethnic practices. It's really a growing issue among the young generation that there is culture lost because of many factors of the society and environment today.

[@loriechilson925]

@@Johnnykamlon Hi Torogikamlon, let's thank Kulas for this opportunity, the window of conversation. I hope that with you tracing our evolution and stating via internet, will open to a lot of our compatriots to be more aware of who we really are and keep our identity, traditions, culture and practices alive so the next generation will follow through.

[@andybiscarra5190]

Thanks Lukas I always see ur vlog so wonderful. I've not gone to most of those places so I enjoy watching. Amping sa imong mga biyahe. Am from Abra grow up in Cebu. GOD bless

[@SherwinSumaya]

I don't know if one of our biggest TV Network discovered that open grave if not... I think you're the only one who discovered it with a little bit of information about the open grave.

[@bbx2206]

What TV network? Wahahaha

[@SherwinSumaya]

@@bbx2206 I wont mention any biggest TV network in our country if I do I get biased unless they will pay for me for the ads (charot) bwahaha...

[@bbx2206]

@@SherwinSumaya thats how its done wahahaha, pautakan lang men

[@aspirezone8047]

Wow what amazing, thank you for exploring one of the beautiful place in the north, don't forget to eat strawberry taho when you are near strawberry farm, take good care always, God bless you bro

[@magdalenabacula1768]

Thank you kulas, for taking us your adventure amazing place be safe take care yourself God bless.

[@regisfilia1095]

Love that drone shots❤️.Amazing wow. Taking a bath with cold water mayat👍😁 refreshing. Always take care and enjoy. Iyaman!

[@marvinpawid6958]

Im from mankayan. Thanks to u for showcasing our beloved hometown. Anyone who want to visit the place just message me.😅

[@jacobbaguitan6173]

The road may be rough and the journey may be tough but im sure you had a wonderful experience visiting our place. Thanks Sir Kulas for visiting Balili,Mankayan

[@lazarusknight]

dude, could you include on the descriptions the details of where it would be possible to stay or where you stayed during your trip so future travelers like us, wanting to try the adventures you went on would have an idea. Safe trips and thanks for loving our country.

[@ricardoleonardo7326]

Same experience with the water in sagada. Stared at the tabo for 5 mins 😂

[@lzu2860]

Ricardo Leonardo This “Tabo” exists as an essential tool in 20th century homes anywhere in the world Filipinos live, lol! Women specially need it.

[@oltzkizze345]

Our water is really really cold.. Not hot water.. But you get use to it.. 😊

[@cordilleran_girl]

Im from Atok Benguet and ive never been in Mankayan yay..Tnx Kulas for sharing this..sarap maligo ng malamig na tubig dba😊keep safe☺im ur no.1 fan ..following u since 2014😉

[@andengblog3312]

Wow I'm cordelleran .im Igorota from Mt province but sorry I have never been to those places yet that you've been to.thanks to your videos am able to see those beautiful places take good care of yourself Kyle drive Safe God bless..iyaman matagotago ka ( thank you long live)

[@abebayquen655]

hey kulas! rakenrol man! ive been following you for so long now.. and im really really thankful and glad you made it to the the mountain province and benguet... my home. rakenrol bai \m/

[@ziriarriane9]

My most awaited part of the day, watching your blog!😮😊

[@ziriarriane9]

Shane shin let’s wait for the video hehe

[@judithabdon4773]

Me too it's Cordillera series

[@ziriarriane9]

Judith Abdon 👍🏻👍🏻

[@jehsdca]

Very interesting tradition of opening the graves. I don't understand it but I think you handled it very respectfully. I agree that WE should not open any of their graves, as we are not from their traditions.

[@fatkim2246]

Just a piece of advice when you shower using a tabo start from your shoulder then head. Do not start on your head espeacially in cold areas because it not bad for you. Ingon akong lola... piste nanosebleed na kog inenglish nalimot ko makasabot man d.i ka ug bisaya...

[@genz3330]

Hey there I'm from mankayan and I cant believe that maybe this is the first time a big vlogger featured our place... just overwhelmed.. also wanna ask who suggested you to visit our place?

[@cherryltan5033]

I was laughing loudly when you showed the water in the bathroom. I already knew you're going to take a bath with a cold water! we do that before, if we forget to heat a water in a kettle for bathing. or when we're rushing to take a bath because we'll be late from school. lol. thanks for this! it made me miss Baguio!

[@desyang2611]

wow that's truly amazing....Hope u will visit also Municipality of Sadanga near Bontoc.... Where u can see also Hot Spring , Fuas Falls, Angoten cave and Focong Rice Terraces...You can also view the SLeeping Beauty mountain.. Anyway take care wherever you go...God bless

[@freemary1972]

Amazing information and what a mind blowing view. Never heard of this place. Thanks for new infos Kulas!

[@fepepay1684]

You did it again...thanks for this amazing view...😍😍😍

[@belleeteng7318]

Wow your really doing adventure young man don't worry our people there are kind, friendly,enjoy your adventure, salamat more subscribers to your Chanel stay bless ❤️🙏💪

[@zarpfudeyenski5376]

Thank you, for making our tourism booming. God bless you

[@marycawi5569]

Wow.watta a nice picturesque of mountains of Cordillera.thumbs up bro for sharing ur adventures.

[@aminahforever4277]

Whoaahhhh! Kulas, your visit to Mankayan. The footages from your drone and your video clips are certainly PRICELESS for us, Mankayan folks. Thank you for showing our place to youtube viewers. Salamat po.

[@loriechilson925]

You really are walking in the town I grew up - amazing! That's were I spent my childhood. Are you planning to visit the mining area? You mentioned the Golf Course site, that's were the foreigners spent their Saturdays' and Sundays' break. Take a look! Company has their own private plane too. The surroundings of the company is well-designed because of the presence of Americans and British back in the day. I hope you enjoy your short stay! Take care! Again, thank you for visiting Mankayan and showing to the world what Mankayan can offer. Looking closely on the video, I noticed the increased of houses which means there are more people now than before. Back in the days, you don't see kids loafing around. Everybody is busy. Fathers go to work, depending on their schedules or routine, mothers run their stores or busy tending to their patch of vegetable gardens, and kids are all in school. It's very organized town, no serious crime, except a little fight here and there during Saturdays and Sundays when people congregate for few drinks. But importantly, there are so many, many families the company had helped. Free schooling from kindergarten, elementary to high school and free school bus. There are so many, many nurses, engineers, teachers, accountants and other profession Mankayan and Lepanto produced and most of them are living abroad. A lot of nurses went to Canada because there was a time when America banned Filipino nurses to get to US. As I scroll down, I noticed some of your subscribers' last are familiar to me. If you decide to visit the mining site, they have recreational facilities: bowling alley, theater, court for badminton, pelota, volley ball court and basketball. It's like city in nowhere land. Another thing that I noticed are the hills and mountains, they're bare, no more trees - that is bad, that causes serious erosion. Those mountains and hills used to have pine trees. I remember, young people were recruited to help plant trees and I am a regular part of that youth project program on "Arbor Day". Thank you again for visiting and showcasing Mankayan/Lepanto. I never saw the "bird's eye view" of the town and its landscape until today. My first because of your video. I can't thank you enough. If you need help, better go to the municipal hall. There are many people that can help you. Igorots or the locals in the area are very, very helpful and accommodating.

[@marlontornito5113]

Amazing drone shots! Spectacular mountain views! Interesting cultural story!

[@dollyborromeo1652]

Yep the freezing cold to take a bath n the windy air from a top of the mountain. N of course the water from the faucet can be drank without storing it in a ref or in a cooler. And top of all, watching the beauty of the mountains with its vegetables crops everywhere.

[@zenlai6767]

Appreciate u and u'r vlogs so much sir kyle. I am now an abangers.😊😃.. it also ease my homesick watching the views of upland, close to my heart.

[@sapphirelyana8014]

Thank you kulas for bringing us up there...Im a Pilipino but never been there in a place were you are now....Nice viewing of drone from all over that Place so Wonderful Amazing...Nice People and Kind...How i wush i can go there too someday....Take care always on the road while you travel...God Bless and Guide you..wherever you go...

[@lalopez3751]

Matago tago ka, Kulas. Salamat san vlog mo, manong! (Long live, Kulas! Thank you for your vlog, big bro!)

[@josefinatuazon4270]

I hope you are okay, am kinda worried coz no update yet from your vlog, i am from benguet , thank you for showcasing our place.

[@teresa0923]

Hi Kyle/ Kulas nice videos I travel with you on your KZbin channel and I am glad to see my country , you really made it sooo amazing drone view of each region , we all appreciate your efforts ... 💝Teresa Florida USA

[@kaycee3788]

Yup, You are so damn right Kulas, People in the mountains (Igorots) are VERY RESPECTFUL, Generous & TRUSTED and they're literally Friendly to strangers WITHOUT any negative motives as compared to the People in Lowlands who rob strangers....You are soooo lucky to be experiencing the Goodness of the lovely people there in the Cordillera while exploring those beautiful places in the North. Power On Kulas.! May God Bless & Guide you in every adventure you have.

[@maricrisdandoy2576]

Watching from Riyadh! Happie ramadhan to all muslims! Sana makagala aq somewhere in north luzon...like baguio and sagada...

[@BecomingFilipino]

Take care overseas! :) Come home soon

[@ElvirapPacsi]

Wow u gone to far even in my beloved place you reached thanks for this video you show our humble place.worth worth watching your videos.

[@alaskapinanay]

You’re so brave but it must have an awesome experience! Thanks for taking us with you. Watching from Alaska. ❤️❤️

[@carlalove8982]

Very nice mr. Dream boy Kulas darling,I visited baguio already long time ago...nice place,nice weather,beautiful views... Keep safe always Remember... Some haters you can block here...

[@summerdox0129]

Wow, I've spent my childhood in Lepanto near Mankayan but I've never been to that place. Thanks for sharing😊

[@littlejego4077]

Kuuuullllaaasssss! That's my hometown Buguias! Love you!

[@fernandoinocian2510]

Beautiful places in the Philippines. More power to you Kulas. I still can't believe that people would put a thumbs down on your vlog. Haters go to hell.

[@zethcao11]

That jeepney Mankayan-Balili-Sayapot is near my place -

[@kuyamongchubby8462]

Mankayan my birthplace.. summer is here now too on Toronto cant wait to go fishing and kayaking

[@krstnsndart]

There was one time I was in Sagada, we were doing medical mission, I had to wake up at 3:00 am and get ready, I had to take a bath without hot water (Take note it was at that time December). It was literally ice bucket challenge. But it was so refreshing!

[@BecomingFilipino]

Well done!! haha

[@ph3r109]

Its always a pleasure to watch your blog, for me its like drinking coffee, its really hard to live a day without it

[@BecomingFilipino]

Thanks for this... enjoy your coffee... I will go for some now

[@jhillsaccount6985]

Thanks for visiting buguias and mankayan.. My father's hometown.. I'm happy to watch your vlog.. I haven't been there for 15 years.. I'm happy to see the big changes.. And the ice bucket challenge..hehehhe..ive been doing that since I remember.. Till college.. We don't have water heater at that time.. Anyway.. Take care and enjoy the beauty of mountain trail.. 😍😍😍😍

[@Tholitzky18]

Hi Kulas. I always watch your blog to see different places in the Philippines! Thank you very much.

[@jennifervallo3183]

The same reaction when we were stranded in baguio for a week and took a bath with the water source directly coming from the mountains...Wohooooo.! Cool man..

[@TheFlash-ts9hm]

Next time you plan of coming back to the north please visit Bokod and Kabayan (Benguet) to see Ambuklao dam, Daklan sulfur srping, Mossy forrest, Mount pulag, Kabayan mummies, 4 lakes of Kabayan, and many more.

[@litabowyer6603]

Wow what amazing view. Thank you Kyle for sharing us this video.

[@lonsmith5198]

Unbelieveably beautiful scenery in this mountain region. Rich traditions and valuable new contacts for you K. Even solo, your vlogs satisfy. Travel safe.

[@BrownVenus]

hahaha Kulas was really laughing watching you o that frezzy ligo I can feel the chill as well lol. amping Kulas we Filipino love you

[@jovialjuju4921]

Is it Just me who click like and comment even before watching!!!?😁😁😁 excited ba! Those drone shots wow nalaing ka Kulas! Nagpintas ti blog mo he he... Very beautiful Baguio.ingat lagi kulas😍😍😍❤❤❤

[@travelenjohn761]

excellent video's, I love what you do Kyle. I can tell you are a little sleep deprived but your doing a lot of traveling and I envy you.

[@bisayangdako7527]

Goodmorning brad Kulas nice beautiful mountain views👍🤩😀🤩😀🤩😀👍.have a nice day and god bless.....

[@gabanglaridavlogs5320]

As I am waiting for your new vlogs and it might be a weeks from now due to your shoulder operation...what I am doing is having a BecomingFilipino video marathon 😊 Keep safe Kulas and get well soon 😊 power on!

[@Alkhoholic]

Oh my! That cold shower reminds me of my stay in Baguio and those days we had to do community duties around Benguet..High five to you Kulas!

[@ayo-mi9401]

you brought me back to my mothers hometown💪🏽

[@RomeJer]

Not expecting this. Someones gonna vlog bout our place. You should have visited Lepanto too. Haha.

[@ChildofGod_143]

Hahahaha I live in Baguio, a full blooded Igorot. I remember the ice bucket challenge when i went to Bad-ayan, Abatan, we were attending a wedding ceremony and I had to bath coz i was so dirty, Gosh, that was memorable, it was as cold as ice.