PHILIPPINES Hidden TREASURES | BecomingFilipino Plays Music With IGOROTS In The Mountains

What an amazing experience playing music with Igorots way up in the mountains of the Philippines...
These gongs hand made in Mankayan Benguet are like TREASURES. That is how I would describe them. They shimmer with beauty and the sound is truly mesmerizing. I didn't know that gongs were made for centuries in Barangay BedBed, Mankayan. But having the chance to experience this part of Igorot culture on my solo adventure into the Cordilleras was truly something I will always appreciate.
This was spontaneous... but certainly an adventure I will treasure for a long time.
Have you ever seen gongs at celebrations involving Igorots? Now you know where they may have came from :)
Power On!
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[@BecomingFilipino]

Literally on a big night drive right now... wont be able to respond. POWER ON. Enjoy the Gongs! Musical Treasures :)

[@grantenhancebuild1004]

Very nice Kulas you're awesome,, keep it up and God bless..

[@MsFiercetiger]

Take care, Kulas. As always, thank you for taking us with you on your travels. I’m an Igorot from La Trinidad. Power on!

[@cecilsimitara6127]

Amping pirmi kulas

[@whinzguevara4285]

ingats COOLas!

[@AISABHANSEN]

Awesome !

[@ezte1977]

Fellow igorots lets subscribe and support KULAS 👏🙏 paabutin ntin 1M and on... Power on kulas super apir👍

[@pinkbutterfly3386]

Yes, just subs👍🏻

[@merciercu5071]

Yesssss new subcriber here haha,

[@graceguidangen1445]

aw adi torogi here

[@vickyherrera637]

Godbless u always Kula's take care

[@dionypas1625]

Right. New subscriber here.

[@victorbueno6385]

pilipino people learn more about pilipino culture dahil sa sipag at matiyagang inalam ng isang dayuhan kahit na sya ay nahihirapan masaya syang tuklasin ang kultura ng pilipinas i salute you canadian man SUPER APER!!!!!!!

[@Celal621]

You nailed it Kulas! As far as I know you’re the first vlogger to reach the remote places of Benguet,a true adventurer

[@agnescurrie697]

Yes he is so far that i have watched, i followed him, he reached so much areas of Cordillera.

[@BecomingFilipino]

Really enjoying everything I am experiencing in the Cordilleras

[@bappo8011]

Trudat. Kulas you are doing it right. I am actually inspired and thinking of starting a channel with my soon to be wife when I get back to Ph and just spread the love. Keep it up Kulas.

[@djlovelyjoe7453]

True, even the local vloggers probably don't dare visit the most remote and far away areas of the Philippines. Only Kulas does it. As a Filipino, I'm proud of what you are doing, showcasing every hidden treasures of the country. Perhaps maybe pick your most favorites and bring the Fighter Boys 3.0 with you!

[@BN-jr7uv]

isu adi,

[@maryfemedenilla9859]

HOSPITALITY IS D CHARACTERISTIC OF FILIPNOS THAT WE ARE PROUD OF...IGOROTS ARE REALLY NICE WITH A BIG HEART❤.

[@jf2215]

I don’t usually comment but if there’s two travel vloggers who truly embrace,love/immerse and promote the Philippines without the BS are FinnSnow and this awesome guy right here. These guys truly deserve the 1 mil friends/followers.Let us support them.

[@wendys3514]

One life One chance, I absolutely agree...they are both the truly vlogs travelers of the Phils! 👍

[@litratistangmagsasaka8736]

True

[@r2kin2phils]

Kulas and FinnSnow are the men.

[@JojieCerteza]

there's a group of them, look for Brett Maverick as well... at least all 3 of them have some sort of niches hence, I subbed in all 3 of them.

[@devydulnuan7695]

Hungry Syrian(basel)din po

[@seansimsim1287]

Thank you so much Kulas! Thank you for showing the world who we really are and showing our unique culture. From a grateful Igorot here❤️🙏🏼🌷

[@nyreljeso]

You went roaming around Mindanao to show the world that not all of it is as dangerous as what has always been depicted. And again, there you are in the Cordilleras, breaking another stigma, showing the world that we Igorots or people from the Cordillera mountains, are just as normal and civilized as the rest of our countrymen. Thank you Kyle for sharing your discoveries about the diversity of Philippine culture. Take care always! 😊

[@juliemolina4381]

Yes Kulas we called that GANGSA we always used that in wedding day,new years and fiesta ☺️ I'm a proud IGOROTA here watching from HongKong ☺️ Thanks KULAS ☺️

[@veronicacruz2342]

THANK YOU KULAS FOR BRINGING OUR FILIPINO HERITAGE TO THE WORLD 🌍, NOW I KNOW WHERE I AM GOING TO PURCHASE THIS WONDERFUL, ORIGINAL MUSIC INSTRUMENT, I HAVE BEEN LONGING TO OWN SUCH PERFECTLY HANDCRAFTED OBJEKT..MORE POWER TO YOU, GOD BLESS YOUR ADVENTURES ALWAYS.

[@suzyyarisyaris5262]

Hi Kulas I really appreciate your humbleness , your kindness , thank you so much for making known our place and culture to the whole world. We are so happy seeing you exploring the cordilleras. I pray that the God Almighty will keep you safe and grant you your heart desire. Stay blessed always Kulas. Asas mo ah!

[@orlandomontoya8523]

Kulas recognizes and has respect for our culture. I like how he's always intrigued and wants to learn more even if he has trouble with our languages or dialects he still tries to comprehend and understand each person he comes to talks with. Power On!!! Super Apir!!!

[@wonderingwanderer12]

You're lucky to have that opportunity to immerse in the culture of the Igorots. I've been to Banaue once before but never got the chance to experience what you've experienced.

[@wordsinmyhead3200]

I appreciate that u apologized first before playing the gongs because they're actually sacred but thank you for coming and appreciating the kaigorotan

[@marwaynetuldague9121]

😀😁😁

[@lyrayoo]

Thank you for gracing the montanosa and exploring the culture we have here in the Cordilleras. I think you are the first vlogger who went and covered the arts and culture of Benguet ! Thank you so much kulas! Very inspiring ! 💙

[@BecomingFilipino]

It has been so wonderful seeing this side of the Philippines

[@karlasidera]

its not just "it's more fun in the Philippines" but there's love and respect to the people and the culture.. Especially the to the locals...you've done a great job Kulas! GOD bless you more. 👍

[@BecomingFilipino]

Inspired.

[@mimicalvo3948]

Such powerful and pleasing sound it makes! That gong is part of the Philippine culture and heritage. Kulas, thank you for supporting the makers to inspire them to continuously pass-on from generation to generation this livelihood.

[@juliebautista4320]

Awwwww thank you Kulas...now it's more interesting our culture! Filipino Millennials should watch this Vlog.

[@alktgbgb9272]

kulas thank you also for helping them to promote their product it will help them a lot. youre so nice

[@BecomingFilipino]

Really love how they make these at their homes by hand

[@nestorjrmadamba4542]

400k real Filipino subscribers,you deserve more of this...more subscribers to come kulas.

[@annacuizon1299]

I agree.

[@JasJas_AnaMarie]

What happen mga kababayan make this channel millions of subscribers cause he deserve it, his our kababayan in heart 😍😍😍😍

[@kryptonegalaxy3004]

wow your the real deal Kulas....salute to you...you brought me back to my fathers roots....im blown away...and yeah we are the mountain people as others say...but were no different from the rest....cheers !!!!

[@BecomingFilipino]

Wonderful Wonderful People :)

[@bornok3653]

yep the beating of the gong makes you go back, like a heart beat.

[@teresa0923]

That is right , I have a coworker here in the USA , she is from mountain province/ benguet A staff Registered Nurse and another one our supervising RN and they graduated with honors ( suma Cum Laude ) better than an ordinary student and now professionally successful as well.

[@leklekorncap219]

Its is a pure RESPECT, Kulas. Embrassing the Gongs are part of culture and appreciate all. And even the small things are genuine part of a Family. You are a part of a Igorot Family. Not a Visitor. Continue to share the happiness and good Vibes. Always be Safe and Enjoy your Journey....

[@noellenazareno1721]

Oh thank you so much for sharing this culture of Mankayan! Been to the place, spent almost 5 years there and one of the place I frequently visited was Bedbed, I came from the southern part of the Philippines in Mindanao but they embrace me like their own in Mankayan. Love the people and the culture! Enjoy and respect the culture, their hospitality is super amazing but most of all I found a second home there. Thanks again for featuring the place in your vlog.

[@aliceinwonders7587]

Wow sir. You really show the beauty of Benguet.. the gongs is one of the most popular mark/trade of our culture. And you know what every ofw Cordilleran bring gongs in Taiwan, Canada,Los Angeles and other countries, All igorots gather to play the gongs and celebrate being a Cordilleran Family. 💕🇹🇼 Igorot here.. more power.

[@mariaalelie4270]

This wonderful man deserved to have millions subscriber ,and we need to support him for sharing our culture around the world..Kulas may God bless and keep you safe in every place you go🙏

[@sandywinger3898]

Thank you Kyle for sharing something new with us , again the hospitality is overwhelming . Beautiful scenery as always .

[@Cdel2006]

That is really impressive of you Kulas for asking them if it’s okay to play with the instrument. Very polite of you. Most of our brothers in the Ifugao or Mountain Province region regard their customs and traditions as being sacred. Thank you.

[@ruthllaine22257]

We actually use gongs during festivities and celebrations... And many traditional rituals(rituals' names varies from one municipality/province to another, inside the Cordillera Region) Thanks for sharing your experiences in our beloved land... Matago tago ka... Godbless always and more power...

[@mariz4577]

We as igorots have such a deep and rich culture consolidated with contemporary social art grounded by our belief as a Christian community, which I'm very proud of.

[@mgaevent4072]

We have our own dialect called kankanaey with different accents depend on which barangay. Igorots can hardly speak tagalog but speaks english easier.

[@leamaebalanza6117]

Thank you for showing the world what we really are and showing our unique culture💞💙

[@espiebalneg2611]

You have travelled all over our country more than any Pilipino had ... So happy to know that you enjoy and know more of our culture .. It ia a learning for us also who havent been to other provinces and inner barangays... Keep it up. Thank you so much and always take care.

[@killuaragasa3902]

You have just entered ilocanos place in our beloved country philippines... enjoy... lots of ilocanos are watching.... im one of them.. dios ti kumuyog....

[@richardtulauan2295]

As many says to u galing sa puso nming mga pilipino maraming salamat mabuhay ka....ipagpatuloy mo mabuting gawa at pagpapakita sa mundo kung ano ang tradition at maganda sa pilipinas....ang mga pilipino at patuloy kang mmahalin....nkkmiss ang bansang pinas....godbless sa lahat ng pilipino....

[@emilitadelosreyes1489]

It's worth the trip... I hope Marlon will be known for his artistry..... Thanks Kulas for promoting Marlon and the entire Philippines....

[@tvnatinto]

kuya marlon shoud have been given a workshop a long time ago by the tourism office so that he could teach his craft to willing apprentices

[@jajadr.5066]

wow kulas you're literally going to "the road not taken" by so many bloggers! Road to 1M subscribers! 😀

[@noraamburgey5463]

Sana nga 1 mil na subs ni kulas

[@rainsummer7321]

Let’s share his videos on Facebook to support him he deserve more than 1M subscribers❤️

[@charlesspencer9373]

Cordillerans/Igorots will never forget you Kulas! It was a pleasure to see you Adventuring on our Home as well as Learning our Culture.

[@emelitacabantac1620]

Thank you Kulas for showing the world how beautiful our country is. We're glad that through you , the beauty of the remotest part of the country will be seen by other Filipinos living in urban areas who looked upon theirselves superior than those living in the mountains. And hope that they will learn to be like you who have a great respect on locals

[@janedudynsky5067]

I would love to buy a Gong someday. Thank you for showing this part of the Philippines, the cordillera, igorot culture, the green lush mountains, and the gong where it first came from. 😊👍👏👏👏👏

[@kshconvert6292]

The gong is in the DNA of every indigenous individual from the cordilleras whether a man or a woman, male or female, young or old.

[@sophiepark1474]

my goshhhh this so nice of you....am from mankayan and you featuring our humble place is amazing!!!!from the bottom of my heart we thank you very much and its heart warming that you appreciate our cultural instrument....peace and love 👍👍

[@OFWstrongmom-0215]

hi Kulas big big thanks for visiting and sharing the culture of the igorots. i'm an igorot, OFW in the UK and one of ur subscriber. more power to u kulas!

[@pinoyalaskador9479]

Mga kabayan dont Skip the ads.. Support Koolas and his Pinas Adventures.. Koolas ingat...

[@ceeshaakosairbal2099]

Beautiful heart kulas... U always see the beauty of my fellow pinoys in just a simple gesture. Having seen u wholeheartedly appreciate the kindness of my kababayans makes my heart explode in overjoyed. Truly this world still have a Hope for the better future and for God's second coming.

[@iammayrose]

This is one of our favourite we are from the Cordillera from Baguio and we are thankful Kulas for visiting and showing our very own place .

[@freemary1972]

I really appreciate the rich culture of people from the mountain province. They deserve to be featured. Thanks Kulas for sharing beautiful informations like this. I’m always learning something new every vlogs.

[@enricotolentino2537]

Travelling is a learning experience. Thanks Kyle for educating us and bringing us into your class room. Your blog really makes sense. It teaches us Filipinos to be proud of who we are as a people. The new generation of pinoys should learn from your experiences. Thanks kulas for bringing joy and inspiration to us Filipinos. I hope Becoming Filipino thrives fast and reach millions of people around the world. I'm overseas btw.

[@loriechilson925]

Perfectly said!

[@classicbee9375]

In the last part, watching those rice terraces and mountains, I was mesmerised. My eyes just nailed on my screen until I realised it was already ending. Beautiful. I wanted to see more. ❤️

[@elcidrock8194]

Thanks for promoting the Filipinos , I am a Filipino with an Igorot Blood. I had been watching your Vlogs while leaving here in New Zealand.Thumbs up brother.

[@robiendsancarlos7988]

OOOOh my God Kulas ....you just made me shed some tears of joy....being there with warm hearted people of Mankayan Benguet Cordillera...Thank you.... thank you very much in all your gestures and effort...how i wish i can also visit them some day sooon....since im helpless now just had an accident broken my pelvic bone...even though , i get to see many places.thru all your journeys and I learn a lot ......Thank you to all the wonderful people the pride of this country.

[@jerenitafagayan3300]

😊💃❤ go, Kulas! Play the gong and the rest of us will dance! 😀

[@karenabad7601]

I'm an igorot but didn't really know where the best sounding gongs are made, now i know. Thank you Kulas for your vlog.

[@mattmatt6878]

Really interesting vlog Kulas about how the Gongs are made, sounds like lots of history behind them, your travels through the different provinces in the mountains is something special, you show alot of respect everywhere you go and who you meet, its nice to see. Kulas ive watched many of your vlogs and you should be a teacher to MANY your passion for what you do is amazing, The younger generation there and ALL over the world need to watch this guy because he cares sooooooooooooooooooo much. Salamat Kulas, ingat on your travels

[@cassiemaneja6574]

Salamat kulas..dahil sa yo.nalibot ko na rin ang buong pilipinas .more power.gbu always...ingat lage...

[@litomallari1210]

That's true. Watching Kulas video makes me feel like I'm traveling with him visiting those beautiful places. Power on Kulas.

[@jbuyacao3873]

Thank you... been your subscriber since the beginning and felt good to see you now introducing my culture and heritage. Igorots are still currently discriminated against by the people of the lowlands especially Manila & tagalog speaking areas. I hope that people from different provinces will now see in your videos that Igorots are not "ignorant, ugly (short, dark, with a tail that looked like a monkey), scary, barbaric, etc." Even here in Canada I still encounter Filipinos discriminating against my heritage & culture. I continue to inform them that Igorots are not barbaric, uncultured, ignorant & monkeys.

[@IGORIDERVLOG]

yeah, thank you too for featuring our culture & traditions sir.

[@ryienhel]

Thank you for making us hear the sound of the gongs. Hearing it is nostalgic and the views you show lessens the homesickness. Your contents are very informative and at the same time helpful to the Cordilleran community in making others realize that we don't have tails nor do we have a primitive way of living. Sadly, there are still people who, when they hear the word Igorot, they think of illiterate and uneducated people. Through your platform, you're reaching more than what the primary history textbooks could reach. Iyaman kabsat!

[@jehsdca]

A beautiful video. More important than the gongs was the glimpse into people of the Philippines and their warmth and genuine hospitality.

[@ricardotorres827]

For this video: 1. Nice drone shots of the mountain ranges. I The drone shots really gives a different perspective and a much deeper appreciation of the natural & beautiful landscape. 2. I will say it again, your passion to learn and experience the culture and local life is truly amazing. 3. Pure hospitality indeed. Very heartwarming. 4. Thank you for featuring the beauty of the Philippines. It is only thru you that I am learning about the other small towns like Atok & Mankayan. Excited to learn more 😁

[@BecomingFilipino]

Thank YOU for another beautiful comment

[@bassamyousef7007]

Beautiful videos about the Philippines, I wish to go to the Pilpino 💙

[@jeangalaura2943]

Your very much welcome thank u...

[@jolibelbangniwan9623]

Oh wow... Thanks sir. Kulas for touring us every beautiful place of the Philippine. GOd bless you

[@eustaquionario3354]

You are the best kulas know what separate you from the rest of the blogger is that you go deep into the heart of every filipino which is their culture..that is why their is relevance in every subject you blog..keep it up kulas.

[@purplecreatives3808]

Wow finally your here in our Beloved Majestic Cordillera... Thank you and Welcome... Hope you will visit Sagada, and Bontoc. In Bontoc visit Maligkong we have amazing view of our own Rice Terraces. Thank you for showing the world our Beautiful Cordillera... #HailTorogis

[@karenliwan8605]

Proud to be igorot,thanks for believing igorots,we welcome u much.

[@shai_marie]

Thank you for appreciating our traditions and our culture. Our generation today should do the same. Take care on your trip!

[@j.s.2694]

finally kulas. you visited the land of igorots. im glad that you came to visit us here in the north...

[@joylynbutag9164]

Manong kulas salamat jen pasya , mayat Ay Agew mo , missing home thank you for sharing Thumbs up👍🏻

[@barbierimando8133]

thank u for showing this.. Gongs are indeed a big part of our culture.. Matagotago ka!!!

[@aristonmarcena4088]

Hi guys thanks for visiting my town. Yes, thats true the birth place of gongs. Come to Victoria and we can play the gong.

[@classicbee9375]

Could not understand this people who clicked dislike to this video. Bitterness overload. Please don't watch if u don't like happiness. Kulas only wanted to spread happiness here. Power on kulas. We love u

[@calebdulag9139]

They use to call us indigenous people but as you have proved our life and hospitality,we hope that you can expain now who we are.

[@FrankieArci]

love how you showcase how beautiful the phillipines and how nice people are there, great job and respect.

[@alleneg3047]

Getting emotional is ok because your soul is rejoicing. Keep it up and spread the ❤️👍

[@angellion1470]

Love to see you Kulas on our place. You we're really loved by Igorots.. On behalf of my tribe we thank you

[@oribird540fly]

In behalf of all igorots in the mountain provinces of Luzon thank you Kulas for showing the world our culture in the Philippines. God Bless you and take care.

[@aminahforever4277]

Thank you, Kulas. Your visit and appreciation of our place and culture is Priceless! Beautiful Bedbed, Beautiful Mankayan.

[@artisticminds8855]

Power on Kulas! I am very thankful for you vlogs. Looking forward to it everyday.

[@yummycherrys]

Your heart is on the right place Kulas. Thank you for making a massive impact by just filming this moment. This will be forever a be a treasure for further generations including my own son. 🍒🇦🇺🇵🇭

[@jasmineulila5236]

You really went to the off beaten track.. i grew up in that municipality but passed that area once! Power on kulas

[@akoustician]

Kulas thank you, too for sharing and appreciating the beauty of our culture and its wonderful wonderful people.

[@Dream331]

Beautiful adventures Kulas! Great people you’re meeting along the way. Such a fun journey to watch. Enjoying this very much! Power on!🤩👍🏽

[@samiam4225]

You're right Kyle, that gong sound penetrates your body. It made me move while watching you guys jam. I would love to see music bands of today incorporate those sounds into their music, part of percussion. That would be a 1st I think 👍✌️🤙🤟

[@chinnymabski3295]

i agree with you Kulas...and to be honest, I am a filipino but for me, the most humble and generous people you can meet are those people who were not born with a silver spoon in their mouth...because for them they are contented on what they have. This is what I always like about your vlogg Kulas. You have that respect and you appreciate even the little things. God keep you safe and bless you everyday Kulas.

[@michaellawver1088]

I truly love all your videos. Marlon is an amazing craftsman. You can see the pride he has in his craft.

[@louieantonio9963]

Thank you kulas for supporting the locals and thank you so much for loving the Philippines. God bless you. 🙏🇵🇭👍👏😊

[@thehcorps]

Nice at Salamats sayo kulas sa pagsuporta ng Pinoy made!

[@teresitaekim2565]

Hi Kyle, you are more Pilipino than me. You got to see the whole Philippines. I'm jealous but thank you for featuring places that I've nevet been. You're so tirelessly travel places that so impossible to reach. My admiration for your tenacity. Naturewise, Apayao is pure nature rarely touched by the majority. Take care of yourself wherever you go. Ingat ng maigi. God bless!

[@charlietree776]

Heart warming Kyle ❤ Thank you for taking us there and for sharing beautiful moments. You really put it all together so well. Proud to be 🇨🇦 with Filipino roots 🌴🇵🇭🌲 Hope to collaborate with you to the benefit of us all brad, brad! Ingat!

[@marjthemountaingirl8108]

😭 of hapiness for featuring our beloved place..hope you get back again and explore more..

[@jhovaughn5665]

Thank u for showing the whole world about our tradition.... God Bless you more and always take care on your journey....

[@BecomingFilipino]

I will remember this

[@B_Morales]

Speechless here Kulas. feeling overwhelmed. Thank you also Kulas for showcasing this hidden treasure of Philippines. Amping

[@pingbaguioro6592]

This is truly beautiful.. Kulas u brought us to places we couldn't go fast and learned a few things or two..

[@dawsoncreekinthephilippines]

Awesome gong show bro. 😎👍👍👍 really love the diferant province's. Makes for a great adventure. Thanks so much ❤❤ love it there

[@lydiobanana5469]

Learned more about Igorot culture from you than my school. You’re amazing. Keep up exploring my country. Thanks

[@jamesdel2324]

I'm so thankful Kulas for coming to those places mostly Filipinos haven't like where you are now. Through your vlog we could see those places, we haven't in our country. Thank you for visiting our fellow Filipinos there.

[@phrispherouslifer203]

your a foreign hero,keep it up the communities will comfort you and safe.you are the way of poor people who has no ability to know,reach all the places you are exploring in youtube

[@loriechilson925]

Rhythm is gonna get you - heard of that song by Gloria Stefan? It looked like you've got the right move and the rhythm sampling those Gongs! There used to be a big pine tree right where you are standing. The basketball court used to be open, no roof. The stair going up the municipal building and the terrace on the right side used to be made with stones and rocks. People used to set on the terrace and watched what's going on the basket ball court. Obviously, there's a lot of changes. Watching you in front of the Municipal building brought a lot of childhood memories. I went to school with some of the people that are working in the municipal building from elementary to high school. What's amazing in this town is that "there is no such thing as POVERTY" back in the day. Everybody are engage one way or another to making something, make extra income, working in the mining, vegetable farming, people engage in selling merchandises, butchering their animals, chickens and such and they sell during market day which are Saturdays and Sundays. Their way of livelihood is sustainable except the mining. And now, another type of business is introduced: Gong manufacturing - that's amazing! As always, the municipal hall looked busy judging from the video. Again, I can't thank you enough, your video is truly an amazing advertisement for the town. In the past, there's been a negative view and misunderstanding about Igorot people. They were depicted differently. Igorot people are high achievers. They do not advertise their accomplishments. They are subtle. Education is very important to them. Your video is a solid testament, the kind of people they are. They truly are approachable and remarkable people. Did you get the chance to meeting some people in the municipal hall yet? Here' are few names that came to mind: Greta Almora, Ansing Ambas, Amy Santos, Leonora Marrero I think she's the dentist of the town, the Palaroan's runs a pharmacy. In case you get stuck, these people can help you. I hope to watch more of your Mankayan video. I hope local authorities/officials will see your video to convince them that improving the roads going to Mankayan, connecting other towns, barrios and barangays are worth improving. I kept watching the video over and over again. Never thought of the aerial view is beautiful. The verdant hills and mountains are incomparable. Mankayan is a potential tourists spot. If you move from town to town, example going to Cervantes, Ilocos Sur, go to their municipal hall and check for security purposes, a place to spent the night and where to eat. Talking to the authorities help you find tourist attraction spots. Have a good time and enjoy what Mankayan can offer! Have a safe journey. Marlon should pay you for shouting out his business - make money!

[@ymordon2953]

AWESOME ADVENTURE KULAS, Be safe and enjoy your time. 👍👍👍

[@zenlai6767]

Wow! You've gone so far manong kulas. Great xperience. Xcited to watch your upland eposode more. I feel i am home when i saw those beautiful mountain views.

[@judesabalrose4444]

16mins.and 32 seconds is not enough kulas.Anyway thanks alot.(FBI here,full Blooded Igorot😉😉) Power on💪.