LIFE in the FORESTS OF ZAMBOANGA (Philippines Subanen Community)

I SPENT 36 HOURS IN THE FORESTS OF ZAMBOANGA.
This was a beautiful mountain home in Nanga-Nangan, Tigbao, Zamboanga del Sur. Nearby is a Subanen community, a people who have been living on the peninsula for over a thousand years, and who I was very interested in visiting.
It turns out - they are very much like us!
A new exploration in the Philippines begins, as I start to experience the vibrant diversity of the Zamboanga Peninsula!
UPDATE:
Agh! I forgot to subtitle at around 13 minutes! The explanation of why the Subanens moved from the river. This is the translation:
"Before, the Subanens lived beside the river.
But something happened regarding their belief that a Big Flood was coming. So now they had to move to the hills instead."
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00:00 Intro
00:24 Road Trip Across Maguindanao and Lanao del Sur
02:45 Arriving In Pagadian City
03:48 Gatecrashing A Birthday Party
04:11 Travelling Into The Forest
05:25 Touchdown
07:21 Day 2
08:01 I Made A Big Mistake?
08:54 Exploring The Forest
09:19 Eating Raw Mushrooms We Foraged
11:10 Dangerous River Crossings
12:14 Cool Discoveries Inside The Forest
12:44 Rescuing An Injured Baby Bird
12:58 Beautiful Waterfall
13:14 Why The Subanens No Longer Live By The River
14:57 Subanen Village: A Raw Look
16:37 I Cannot Learn Another Language (But I Tried)
19:16 Thoughts On This Adventure

[@KumanderDaot]

*Agh! I forgot to add subtitles for the explanation at **13:14**! This is the translation:* Before, the Subanens lived beside the river. But something happened regarding their belief that a Big Flood was coming. So now they had to move to the hills instead.

[@KumanderDaot]

@Raul Tiangson only a little bit defective daot 😁

[@KumanderDaot]

@Raul Tiangson I'm good thanks! How are you? All the best to you there in America and say hi to Marcus from me haha

[@Teffy1190]

Wow just wow . Amazing . Watching from dubai

[@celinadin8361]

i never thought the tengang daga there is big & can be eaten raw. wow. amazing.

[@migo2589]

KUMANDER TAMBOK dapat alias nimo😁

[@RafaelaChang]

My name is Perry, I'm a Brit living in the Philippines. Love this kind of vlog. I have offered the chance to prominent vloggers to visit some mountain tribes in palawan. It is now heavily restricted to just a few people and tribal elders have to accept and accompany you. As my wife has close links to the tribe, we are blessed to meet with them. Unfortunately, none of these top vloggers were interested in this adventure, I guess they're too busy 'milking ' their subscribers for the usual tourist attractions . So kudos to you for your interest , keep up the great vlogs, Perry.

[@El_.5794]

Not this vlogger, Kumander Daot. He’s been visiting indegenous tribes several times. This is not the first time he met moutain tribes. There’s a video of him who went to Lake Lanao and met the tribes there and even ate with them. I remember in one of his visits, he spent nights with them. Try to collaborate with him so he can feature the tribes you mentioned

[@KumanderDaot]

Hello Perry, nice to hear from you! Please send me an email or a message on FB/IG, I would definitely love to take you up on your offer if I am in Palawan in the future!

[@El_.5794]

@@KumanderDaot It’s probably the Tagbanwa tribe if it’s in Palawan. On my visit there in 2017, I went to their village for tourists to see how they live, make crafts and farm

[@RafaelaChang]

@@KumanderDaot sent a message on fb messenger, cheers Perry

[@RafaelaChang]

@@El_.5794 no it's not them. This tribe was only discovered 20 odd years ago and are not commercialised.

[@benjiejoseabad7081]

Thanks for featuring my place pagadian city and the neighboring municipalities where the indigenous people of Zamboanga peninsula...remember your vlog about the indigenous people of lake sebu and suggested about other indigenous people of Mindanao...thanks kumander daot for promoting Mindanao culture....DAOT GYUD!

[@jessejohnson6703]

Suba-nen refers to the people residing near river banks. In davao city they are the equivalent of the matigsalog tribe. meaning riverbank dwellers.

[@Thigsy]

Same with Tagalog (Taga Ilog)

[@KumanderDaot]

**IMPORTANT: This is a piece of documentary content, not travel advice** If you want to travel to these areas, make sure you do your own planning and coordination with locals there first!

[@rexmascarina2169]

I wonder if Mr. Daot are catholic.😇😇😇😇

[@ziggarillo]

Good advice for anywhere you go, Zamboanga might have the reputation but Manilla actually has the crime.

[@KumanderDaot]

@@ziggarillo absolutely. You are far more likely to be a victim of (albeit more petty, but still not very nice) crime in parts of Manila! It's just that the reputation of Zamboanga is of (thankfully occasional) kidnappings and beheadings!

[@ziggarillo]

@@KumanderDaot Actually Manila has a violent(not petty) crime rate of 70.27/100,000 whilst Zamboanga has 58.9/100,000. By comparison Basildon in Essex, UK(where I live currently) is 61.11/100,000. My life here is at least statistically more dangerous than yours. Davao City at around 28 compare favourably with Newport at 30. Kidnapping is a Manila thing.

[@KumanderDaot]

@@ziggarillo I'm surprised that Newport is only 30! Is that definitely the right Newport and not your neighbour Newport, Essex (which I've accidentally almost bought train tickets to on multiple occasions!)?

[@robertaschalkhammer3446]

This vlog is oozing with positivity...Mindanao is so underrated as a tourist destination. It´s about time to showcase the whole of Mindanao and its diversity. Thank you KD. You´re awesome!

[@jeffersondavid8388]

Such an amazing vlog!! Kudos Kumander D!! Keep em coming!! 🫡🫡

[@reypaltingca5985]

I was born and raised in that area .. I agree kumander do not travel at night there.

[@KumanderDaot]

Got to be careful 🙂

[@vieltotoro3602]

Love kumander Daot ❤️❤️..especially when you mention about your wife!! Such a respectful person and most of all … funny 😆 ❤️❤️❤️

[@myralyng.5288]

What I admire to Kumander Daot he speaks the ethnic language, that’s why the people are easily connected with him…. 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️

[@errolugdamina815]

I lived in Zamboanga del Norte, just north of Zamboanga del Sur. Welcome to Zamboanga Peninsula, amping!!! Kulas is in Zamboanga City.

[@jcrew6190]

Philippines is truly a land of natural wonders. Its just paradise in every corner of the archipelago. KD, another Natgeo presentation featuring Daot Attenborough riding his legendary Daot Hilux mobile. You are a legend man!

[@Prophetess777Margarita]

Thank you Kumander Daot for showing me the beauty of Zamboanga's forest ....I love Mindanao, I'm from Davao..Wow! Amazing Scenery!!! ..I love Nature so much

[@reyndulamixtv1856]

Welcome Kumander Daot to Pagadian City and Zamboanga del Sur maayo kay naka vist ka diri Sir! Thank you salamat sa dugang pagdiscover o pagpailaila sa among place no worry sir KD kay pinaka safe ni among lugar ug ready for more developments.

[@zereprotsenzerep652]

This one was a complete travel adventure for a foreigner and great educational info for a pilipino like me who never experienced to travel outside of Luzon to visaya or mindanao but i traveled abroad many times since i am an ofw before and also a seaman

[@ronaldsanlao3225]

I am belong subanen tribe here in Zamboanga del Sur.. I've love it

[@AngryKittens]

I didn't expect the place to be so pretty. Those are some _beautiful_ old-growth forests.

[@elizabethbueno2688]

Kumander Daot and Kulas are exceptions among the foreign vloggers in the country. They are doing their best to learn the language. Unlike those other foreign vloggers who are fond of making "sensational footages", just to make money by having thousands of subscribers. There are those couples who have even lived here for years, but never tried to learn our language! Kudos to Daot!

[@edithpastelero2849]

I am from Mindanao, CARAGA ...MINDANAO IS BEAUTIFUL...AND ITS PEOPLE...U KNO

[@pakoymotovlogs9382]

ZAMBOANGA 💕 i love my city w

[@AnnalizadelRosario]

I'm proud to be Zamboangenias, watching from Oman

[@AngryKittens]

The settlement of Zamboanga is interesting historically. The ORIGINAL people were the Subanen who traded with the coastal Sama people. Then the Visayans came in the north. One group of Visayans (originally from the Butuan area) converted to Islam and became the Tausug. They conquered the coastal areas of western Zamboanga and Basilan (which was originally the territory of the Yakan) and set up the Sulu Sultanate. The Sama converted to Islam as well and became valued for their shipbuilding and naval skills. Some Subanen subgroups (the Kolibugan people) converted to Islam, the rest of Subanen refused, so they were pushed inwards. Then during the Spanish period, the Sultanates of Maguindanao, Maranao, and Buayan, and their Iranun subjects started expanding north and annexed the regions around Ilana Bay, with the furthest extent being under the rule of Sultan Kudarat. The Spanish also started arriving in northern Zamboanga through the increasingly majority-Visayan settlements of Iligan and Dapitan and clashed with the Moros. The end result is what Zamboanga is today, with the Subanen pushed to the highlands. That said, the Subanen DID cultivate rice in pre-colonial times. Along with job's tears millet and root crops. Along with the Visayans and Lumad, they shared an ancestral rice wine that is sadly going extinct today: the pangasi.

[@KumanderDaot]

Thanks so much for this, this is really helpful! Yes, I think my explanation was a bit simplistic, it's more that the settlers acquired (I will use that word neutrally because I don't know what actually happened) the flat land. The pangasi, I couldn't find any unfortunately! I was searching so much!

[@AngryKittens]

@@KumanderDaot I think the pangasi that the Subanen make today is made from cassava, not rice. Because cassava is easier to grow. Cassava is not native though and was brought to the Philippines by the Spanish.

[@jessejohnson6703]

The tausugs, maranaos and maguindanaos tried to subdue the subanens but they never aquiesced to the muslims.

[@celinadin8361]

thanks for that bot of history.

[@ziggarillo]

Off course the "original" people arrived thousands of years earlier.

[@seventhskin1]

The natural beauty of the place is one thing, but I feel most touched by the people. I could say a thousand words,, but thank you for sharing this experience. Peace

[@LilyGWard]

What a beautiful place in the mountain. You and Kulas are doing a great job promoting and showing us the beauty of the local people and the amazing and incredible places in Mindanao. Lovely drone shots as well. 😊

[@NickyDunn]

Always good vibes. Love your videos. Beautiful road trip. Perfect tunes. Perfect storyteller. Amazing drone footage. Beautiful views. No socks.Ttsinelas. Flipflops it is. That is a bit ratty. 🐀🤣Gorgeous waterfalls. Great drone footage. Breathtaking views. Always informative. You are amazing. To already speak a different language. I know English. That is it. Do not knock yourself. Lovely enjoyable video. Thank you for sharing. Liked and shared. Have a lovely week.

[@simplyrubi6160]

What an amazing place. I am from mindanao, but I never been to that places, you're so lucky. I am so envy 😃.Enjoy and God bless. Mahalin natin ang PILIPINAS 🇵🇭

[@ohcrapwhatsnext]

Wow, i love that place Nanga nangan I have learned something today from Daot.... Your never to old... Those trees are just amazing. About the area: Where ever you go in life, it could be dangerous. Look at here in US just this week, omg the shootings. So. one has to always be aware of your surroundings. I have always went in the mountains and many places in the Philippines, just be aware. Life is to short not to miss what people and places have to offer...Stay strong KD and God bless your way.

[@user-rk3ph4ic5p]

US NEEDS DUTERTY GOVERN YOUR COUNTRY UN CONTROL GUNS AN GOONS VIOLENT DRUGS ANYWHERE MENTAL ISSUE PROBLEM BROKEN FAMILY ANYWHETE KIDS SUFFER FINANCIAL PROBLEM IMMFLATION HIGH LIFE STYLE SO WHAT HAPPEN ALL THIS COMES MENTAL BREAK DOWN

[@airyiya4259]

Very beautiful forest and hidden waterfalls. And friendly community.

[@aminahforever4277]

KD, you are such a good adopted son of Davao and I call you, my KZbin son😊Keep the good attitude, respect and humility towards anyone you meet. I think that’s what earns you back respect and care from people you meet in different places. I applaud you for these traits you have. You surely know how to adapt well🌟Many thanks again for this video of a wonderful place and beautiful nature.

[@veroneliabualan9428]

Traveled be safe always 🙏 kumander Daot God bless you always take care ❤️❤️🥰🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@raulranola4997]

Tengang-daga is one of many variant of mushrooms kumander. The ones you eat raw inside forest is very expensive and usually for export only.

[@freekem1867]

One of your best docs. I'd say you are doing a great job, that hike in the forest is inspiring, your job is both hard and beautiful at the same time. Your interaction with the true indigenous people and trying to learn their language was educational and humbling. Keep up the great work and God bless KD.

[@tonycuevas23]

You're so Lucky K. Daot..So many beautiful places to explore in Mindanao, Beautiful Nice and respectful people. Please ingatan ang ganda ng kagubatan..

[@czlayneheart2209]

It’s soooo nice to see you coming to our community and introducing it more to public. Thank you Kumander Daot. ❤️

[@whatevercomesup5135]

wow!!! you will always offer something new in your vlog, great drone captures and a peace vibe you possess, one thing that i also admires in you is that you speak bisaya fluently in just 6 years of your stay, im also from mindanao by the way.

[@teresitacampagna4960]

Remarkable video. Thank you for showcasing the beautiful forest of Southern Mindanao. I'm from Davao City but I never had the chance to visit the south. Love all your vlogs. Watching from Arizona USA.

[@jmomandia]

Your vlogs of the different tribes are unique. They are of great educational and historical value. Many thanks!!!

[@henrynatividad8224]

Welcome to my birthplace kumander D. Buenas dias contodo zamboangueños...

[@KumanderDaot]

Buenas dias!

[@n3mo434]

Cracking video big man. Best of your documentaries yet imo. Considerate, funny and humble as always, and your confidence is growing. Keep up the good work dude.

[@KumanderDaot]

Really appreciate it man 🙂

[@arlenebachinela261]

This is a very informative video. Honestly, it’s only now I know about this tribe. Thanks for bringing us to this place.

[@nreyes0797]

Wow..superb and great semi-documentaries of your vlog..thanks for featuring zamboangas beautiful forest and waterfalls..i hope t.v networks might buy your documents coz its so imformative ...keep continue vlogging..👏👏👏👏

[@johnblenkiron5126]

Another awesome "tour de force" that unveiled the hidden scenes of splendor that make up the Zamboangan highlands. This is a 10/10 production throughout.

[@lilaysapayan4581]

Thank you very much for exploring our beautiful village 💗💗💗

[@bahaykubo1449]

Beautiful Phils'..🇵🇭 ! Seas! Mountains!..& cities to discover dis wonderful places of Islands.>(😎🇩🇪)maayong adlaw po!

[@mikemikie8312]

Thank you so much Anselm for doing these wonderful adventure's in visiting these great peoples of the Philippines , your the only person I know that seeks out and shows people that otherwise we all never get to see and here there stories and life's ventures .love these vids you do so grateful to you again thanks so much your the best .☺

[@charlietaclendo4641]

T'boli version in Zamboanga-Subanen peninsula forest. From the busiest streets of Tondo, Manila to Nanga nangan forest. Thanks Historian Anselm. ... but I saw you left your truck door open. Make it a habit to close. Thanks to your kind friends too.

[@KumanderDaot]

Yes! This place reminded me so much of the T'Boli areas I've been to before. (I think my cameraman was getting something inside the truck when the door was open by the way!)

[@minervatolentino1368]

appreciate the documentary of that place I have never known! thank you KD.

[@jinggeorpames3273]

Hope you will be with kulas...a super bonding feat👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉

[@furiousrose1011]

I like that your vlogs are not the usual touristy stuff though gusto ko rin makita yung mga take mo dun. Nice to see IP (Indigenous people) and seeing more about their life. I like that your vlogs are not usual.

[@atlantafan1156]

Another great video to start the day with my morning coffee. Nice break from reading about the gun violence epidemic here in the US. Hope that teachers teaching geography utilize your videos to introduce students to the beauty of their archipelago and to instill in their young minds the need to protect the environment and preserve the culture. Thanks. Looking forward to the next one.

[@premanando127]

Love this kind of videos, keep them coming.

[@orlandonecesito4904]

Very interesting location. Eye opener.

[@georgegascojr.4373]

nice drone shots brad, amping!

[@jb4688]

Beautiful country, beautiful people. thanks for sharing!

[@humminbird6990]

Wow.. This place is so beautiful and Kumander knows how to speak their dialect well. Lots of trees. Beautiful houses.

[@mylahbarreto5265]

Beautiful place, Anselm! Thank you for sharing another part of the country I’ve never traveled to before. Keep up the great work!! Don’t allow certain people to deter from from your plans!

[@canadianmoose9010]

Love your videos!! That's why I'm a patreon supporter... Keep up the great work!!

[@NickyDunn]

Good Morning Watching now.

[@bevrogers1412]

Awesome drone shots! Beautiful landscape, and love your choice of adventure, on the road less traveled on.... more exciting and wonderful surprises!

[@xtianjstn6157]

Kumander! Your videos are amazing as always.

[@lrenz7719]

beautiful forest and fall

[@christopherturco650]

Your vlogs when visiting indigenous tribes are when you are at your best! I always enjoy your visits with them and learning about these lesser known people - always fascinating! One of these days you'll remember your socks. Haha! (Maybe you should keep a supply of socks in your truck.) Amping!

[@KumanderDaot]

Haha, I always forget what is in my truck and what isn't!

[@kurttabanao6820]

Salamat sa paglaag sa Zambo Sur. Komander...

[@emmaharce8938]

Amazing! Can’t wait for the next one. Keep safe!

[@angelperl77]

Thanks for showing us the beautiful countryside of my home country. I haven’t visited the Philippines for more than 20 years.

[@robertaschalkhammer3446]

love the drone shots of the mountains and virgin forests and rice fields.

[@lailaesteban2069]

God Speed Kumander D! Keep exploring Mindanao. Stay healthy and happy!🥰

[@patriciamammarelli3911]

Always looking forward to your video.

[@jannettesalisig7407]

Hi sir daot I'm proud a pure subana from malangas zamboanga sibugay,,

[@hans-petterhaldorsen6673]

Soo much respect for you..well never met you but i call you a friend anyhow..you have a lovely way to interact with the locals that shows much respect of..and your language knowledge is impressive..love to watch your videos and looking much forward to the next one. ❤️👍

[@popig3796]

Great vlog. Awesome drone shots. Informative content. You really are great story teller. Just keep it going. 😊

[@darlenecabatuan333]

So happy to all your Video Kumander Daot 🙏❤️

[@scotbownes5627]

That was a great video- - loved it, so interesting 👍

[@jopetsumcad]

Beautiful places, beautiful people! Beautiful vlog Kumander!

[@telymesa8035]

beautiful zamboanga. thank you for bringing us with you kumander daot.

[@dignadimagiba]

Thank you Kumander for showing beautiful places in the Philippines that I can only see and admire thru your vlogs. 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@juantamad229]

kumander daot..really love seeing you doing trips...amping pirme kumander

[@leoa6918]

i love the documentary style vlog. great job kumander. The voice over is also lit!

[@noblewarrior1887]

Still many virgin forest /primary forest in that area KD. Good job visiting that community and documenting how beautiful the area and the people are 👏🏽👏🏽🍻 I hope the forest will be maintained and continue to be kept and protected by that community and the LGU.

[@kenshinhimura9612]

Really good vibes Kumander! I really am looking forward to seeing your videos. Very raw and brings a smile on me. You excel in this format. I hope you do not change to a lamer content (like vlogging your new house) when you get rich from vlogging :D Kudos!

[@irmateesuarez8501]

I love your vlogs Kumander Daot. Thank you for these. More vlogs please.

[@billrjones1318]

You made my day watching this. I was smiling the whole time.

[@davidabest8554]

your drone shots are getting better and better

[@gertiemaebourjess167]

Thank you KD for taking me to the beautiful places in Mindanao. The tidbits of info about these places are the icing on the cake . The people are super friendly!👍👍

[@narspo_md]

Are you going to meet Kulas in Zamboanga? Have fun and stay safe.

[@xiangronghu7871]

Beautiful place and scenery! Thanks Kumander, padayun lang!

[@lifeisbeautiful8371]

Nice video kumander daot! Very cinematic

[@frasan917]

Thanks, Kumander Daot for showing the place to us it's beautiful!

[@petermcnaughton9031]

This sort of video is so interesting , this where the best comes out of you you are so talented doing this keep tracking my friend 🙏

[@eugenepanganiban5142]

I thank you KD for showing this province only few bloggers captured the beauty of Mindanao specifically the southern part. I salute to you.

[@nannettearcena5723]

Been weeks I haven’t seen your blog. Nice to see you again Kumander, hope family are doing well.👍🙏❤️

[@KumanderDaot]

Nice to see you again! My family is doing well thanks! Hope you and your family are well!

[@allanbayabos8112]

Thank for sharing. All videos are unigue and very educational.

[@dindoguiyab9002]

Great vlog kumander!be safe always.

[@El_.5794]

You’ve done it again, Kumander D. What a nice video for featuring this tribe. Kumander is back exploring and meeting IP’s. 👏 I noticed you introduced yourself as Anselm instead of Kumander D🤣 were you just careful it will not be misinterpreted? More videos of these kind, thank you. I learned something new from your video today. Because of your video meeting them, I also learned about their existence and their way of life. The Visayan language is widely spoken even with the tribes and IP’s and since you can speak the language, it becomes easy for you and them to communicate each other. It’s your go to language when ever you meet locals.

[@John-vh3ig]

Thank you for the background of each locations you visited. Very interesting and educational.

[@pobretao2214]

I'm subanen. I love my province zamboanga

[@ecobiotechagricultureessaa2091]

Thank you for recording this trip

[@AdelaidaMIlao]

HIKD, THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR BLOG

[@bizbobizbo82]

I don't want to spread negativity but most people in Metro Manila got bad stereotypes in Mindanao, and something like maybe a bit of superiority complex because they think Manila is much better. Grew up in the metro and since I was a kid every once in a while I hear bad stereotypes (like the most recent one) and that really felt bad because my mom is from Mindanao and they are beautiful people with good heart.

[@noblewarrior1887]

@bizbo bizbo Don't blame the people of NCR if they have negative impression of Mindanao (western side). Blame it on the extremists and the corrupt leaders there for damaging the image of the Mindanao. It's a normal reaction from people if they see and read negative things about a certain area. Just like in Manila , people from outside of Tondo would have negative thinking of that place because of the many bad things that people from that area do. It you are an outsider , you would not feel safe venturing in there .. specially the notorious barangays of Tondo. People from there created a negative image of their place that's why outsider will have negative thinking about people and the area.. and you can't blame them outsider if they do. Similar to Minda , extremists and corrupt clans continuously damages the image of the western mindanao (and the whole of Mindanao) ...and you can't blame us for that negative reputation of the area. Subukan mo kaya pumunta at magtravel Sulu or Tawi-tawi and tell us if you would feel safe being from the lowland /outsider 😉

[@ianendangan7462]

@@mannypacu6460 he already did even twice. Search for his videos and I was awestruck how beautiful the place is. He is in Basilan at present.

[@bizbobizbo82]

@@noblewarrior1887 Feels like may part ng comment ko na affected or nahurt ka focused ka lang sa recent comment from ano e 😂you forgot the manilenyo superiority complex.

[@donkeysmile4205]

No need for drama... and I'm Mindanaoan.. let that be so that beauty of place like this will keeps undisturbed.

[@alphaomega6365]

@@bizbobizbo82 there's no manileno superiority complex in his comments. In fact, it was enlightening. You said you never wanted to spread negativity but didn't accept his explanations.

[@erlindarodas3635]

beautiful sceneries ,

[@genovevastahlberg4516]

Omg so amazing..