PHILIPPINES MOST DANGEROUS REGION? Motor Travel Alone In BARMM (Experiences With Muslims)

[@rahulmaron]

I truly admire Kulas for his efforts to change the negative image portrayed by most Filipinos towards Muslim communities. It's quite obvious from the comments that those misconceptions in the past is still there. I wish you all the best Kulas. You're a hero.

[@BecomingFilipino]

Really appreciating the moments of interaction along the road

[@baltazarsumiguin3867]

@@BecomingFilipino thank you Kulas for your vlogs it help tourism in our country by traveling even to the remotist place in Mindanao. Long live Kulas!!!

[@faisalbenito9878]

Brother Kulas you are true hero. 👍

[@sentinelws]

The first time I went to the Philippines it seemed so alien, but I wound up in a small city where I didn't know anyone. I sat down on a bench to take in the surroundings and within minutes I was chatting away to complete strangers about my life and their lives and where we were each from and our families. Filipinos are not scary. They are outgoing and just the most friendly people I have ever met. That's why I now have more friends there than I do back in the UK. I love that you show the best thing about life there. Keep on bringing us these great vlogs !

[@garrylafferty100]

my filipina told me trust no one be aware there not all friendly they have motive money plus state department has no go areas dangerous to foreignor

[@nhalynlinde5652]

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[@nhalynlinde5652]

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[@capnamyris]

Open letter to anyone in the North and Central, reading this. If you're aware of these issues, then good for you. Now spread the awareness to your hard-headed friends/ families: As somebody who lives in Mindanao, it annoys me so much that whenever I go to Manila, people ask me where I'm from (cuz of my Bisaya accent when speaking Tagalog) and when I say I'm form Mindanao, it was a shocker to them. They treated me differently and were more wary. I found out that these are the 5 common reasons why: 1. Uneducated - Cuz they think we can't speak and understand Tagalog..WTF?! 2. Poor - Cuz they think we got no roads, bridges, malls, cinemas, etc 3. Ignorant - Cuz they think people from the provinces are somewhat exotic and should be treated as if we're newly borns experiencing the "city life". Just cuz we got no KFC in some smaller cities does not mean we're "missing out" on life. 4. Muslim - Not everyone who lives in the South is a Muslim. There's other religions too. Also, if I was indeed a Muslim, What's so wrong about being a "Muslim in Mindanao"? What difference is that to being "Muslim in Manila?" Are Muslims in Manila more respected because they were BORN and GREW up in Manila? I don't get it. 5. Terrorist - Bruh, we get it. There's kidnappings and domestic terrorism happening here but that doesn't mean EVERYONE living here is in cahoots with the terrorists. Even Muslims don't associate themselves with terrorists. Also... I would like to mention as well about Martial Law (during the Duterte Admin). YES, it was necessary to have Martial Law implemented in Mindanao because it PROTECTED US. Mindanao folks abided with the law to keep ourselves safe when the Maute Group invaded. We're alive and well because we followed orders. We followed the curfew. It doesn't mean we're "Sheeps" as well. While we're being law adibing citizens, folks up North are protesting to "FREE MINDANAO FROM MARTIAL LAW"...this issue isn't reaching the north, they're not the ones being killed, bombed, and threatened, - so why are they getting in the way of our troops? Little advice: Stop concerning yourselves with things that aren't directly affecting you in the slightest. Stop acting like heroes. We needed protection, not political bullshit. But anyways... Back to the first paragraph, I swear I could feel them re-adjust themselves as if trying to see if I might hurt them. I'm not even Muslim yet it hurts. If they talk shit about the Muslim community in Mindanao, I will not throw them under the bus. I will defend my Muslim bros and sis. Negative criteria is always painted in the media towards us. And that's never gonna end unless you (reader) educate your ignorant friend/families/relatives of this issue. I find it funny how Filipinos support in ending international racism/prejudice but fail to do the same for their local kababayans.

[@alohaalojado1333]

100% facts! Thank you for saying this. I've traveled some parts of Mindanao. I want to slap people's face whenever they say it's dangerous when they haven't even been to Mindanao. Ughhh ignorance! 😒

[@Armchair-Investor]

Well said. Thank you!

[@webbyjoey]

Tumpak!!!

[@lokalbirdlover]

louder please!

[@waruwadab506]

exactly.....

[@jextercondor6603]

Thank you so much for stopping by and tasting one of the delicacy of Balagan.. Thank you for the appreciation and the kindness towards our Muslim brothers and sisters.. I'm a proud Taga BALABAGAN❤️.

[@SmartMomandBaby]

Hello, Kulas! Ingat or take care in maranao is "pigilay ka." Roughly translated into "watch out" but that's what we say when we mean keep safe or ingat. Anyway, thanks for showing to the rest of the country that Filipino Muslims are friendly and genuine and that Muslim places in the country are not that dangerous as others depict them to be. Kudos! :)

[@abgeebssr7344]

Filipino muslims are filipinos and share the same friendly and hospitable traits just like their filipino christian brothers. You won’t be able to tell the difference. I worked in Lanao del Sur long time ago and not once did I feel threatened or scared.

[@dinoamador8682]

The neighborhood in Doodle stand are so friendly. That doodle looks really good in Tagalog it’s called Kalamay. Pajam is so articulate and speaks English really well. Masalam.

[@jayjacinto7942]

OMG Near To 1M. gogogo Kuya Kulas Road to 1M. Mabuhay ka Mabuhay ang Pilipino.. Mabuhay ang Pilipinas

[@sittiehayaely1332]

Yes, Iranon, Maguindanao, Tausug, and Mranao share the same base language which is bahasa mixed with arabic. We actually can't understand each other perfectly as some words mean differently and being used diffrently. Like for example "Mapiya Mapita" which is good morning in Maguindanaon but it actually literally translate to "Good Tomorrow" in Mranao. Mranaos say "Mapiya Kapipita" for good morning. But "Let's Eat" or "Kuman Tano" is the same for Iranon and Mranano. So yeah, we are the same yet diffferent much like how Bisaya is spoken differently in different parts of the country. Anyway, welcome to BARMM. We are Filipinos too and it's a shame not much local tourists go to Muslim Mindanao. Always take care sa biyahe, lods.

[@norlandromuros8619]

Thank you Kulas, You're the man, Proud mindanaoan here, Proud Maranao from CDO As-Salaam-Alaikum

[@gloriapenano3936]

Im glad you visit the BARM area, my mother is from maranaw clan..good to see our fellow maranaw meeting with Kulas..have a safe ttip.

[@brianhagberg3704]

Whenever I want to feel good I find the latest kulas journey. So entertaining and full of information. Thanks for the joy you spread.

[@jenis7441]

Good to know that finally you visited the place,some vlogger dont💕thank you kulas ❤️

[@AdelaidaMIlao]

HI KYLE, ITS GOOD TO SEE YOUR BLOG, WITHOUT YOU, WE WONT BE ABLE TO SEE THAT FAR PLACE OF THE PHILIPPINS,, MARAMING SALAMAT

[@royhorsfall8074]

i like the fact your a good ambassador,its good to hear the locals

[@rashidanadataup1515]

I love this blogger. He showed how friendly really are the Filipino Muslims and how safe Muslim areas are.

[@joetate8526]

The drone shots are amazing ! they fill in what you can't get from google earth ! please keep it up !

[@damonottaway3648]

Even though the Philippines can be a complete “culture shock” to any foreigner, there’s is nothing more amazing than the humble and friendly people in ALL of the country🇵🇭🙏😉

[@kaylegirvin184]

I'm crying...this is SO beautiful...ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS CONTENT FROM THE HEART! ALL BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN, RATHER BLOGGED/VIDEO RECORDED...AS IF IT CAME STRAIGHT FROM A BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN NOVEL. IT TO ME WOULD HAVE WON A PULITZER PRICE WIN FOR SURE! I never heard of a Iranian Place in Philippines. I think the misconceptions come from negative "1sts"; one's who spread those types of VERY BAD & SAD rumors. You have shown such "Loving Folks" here within your video content. I'm a 67 yr old widow, who married Sept. 2, 1976, at age 18, when my husband 19 years young, was home on a 28 day leave from the Navy...aboard the (now moth-balled...& sunk off the Eastern Atlantic Coast of N.Y's Atlantic Ocean...to form a corral reef...makes me so SAD our Daughter & others will never be able to set foot upon the fine "MIGHTY O's" 3 football size fields... ever in their lifetime. He was on the Aircraft Carrier, "The U.S.S. ORISKANY CVA-34", Stationed in the USA San Francisco, California (Alameda Navel Docks)...in the 1970's...during the tail end of the Vietnam War Era...for 3 years...& stationed overseas..."West-Pac"("Western Pacific"...in the South China Seas); for an average stay of 8-10 months out of a year...the 3 years he was overseas...in "Subic Bay", Phillipines. It was VERY, VERY DIFFICULT ON ALL MARRIED COUPLE'S BEING AWAY FROM OUR SPOUSES BACK THEN!! We only had means of communication via snail mail "🐌✉️💌📫📬"...or ⚓️Airmail✈️🛩🛫⚓️ per letters or cassette 📼 tapes where we'd be able to hear our loved ones voice on a tape recorder...with a plug--in heaeing device...where nobody else could hear what we were saying...other than our spouses...or hear each other's love songs we'd send to one another. A letter in the least took 10 days to receive...& during WAR time...up to 30-40 days per letter max at times. We DIDNT HAVE cell phones, internet, or email back then yet. TODAY'S SPOUSES ARE SOOOOOOOO VERY LUCKY! THEY ALL GET TO RECEIVE EMAIL EVERYDAY WITH PICTURES, AS WELL AS VOICE LINKS, AND CELL PHONE CALLS ETC, ETC, ETC!!! Rotary phones was all we had. It was a rarity we'd receive a phone call from our spouse. I received one phone call during Christmas time at 2:00 a.m....where I had to yell VERY LOUD ,so we COULD hear one another's voice. VERY AWKWARD...WHEN I WAS LIVING AT MY DAD'S & STEPMOM'S (I DIDNT CARE...IN TEARS I TOLD HIM I LOVED & I MISSED HIM VERY, VERY, MUCH...BUT THE PRIVATE STUFF I COULD NOT SAY...IT WAS VERY AWKWARD INDEED!! 🤣🤣🤣🤭I lived with my Dad & my Stepmom until February 1974...then I moved back with my Mom & my 2 little Brothers...until my Hubbie came home; & we got our own Apt.; in the city of Long Beach, California. ..where his ship ported in the USA for a whole year!! I TRY & LOOK AT THE HAPPINESS IN LIFE. YOUR SIGHT MADE ME CRY BECAUSE YOUR HEARTFELT VIDEO[S] IS HOW I WISH MORE PEOPLE WOULD TREAT ONE ANOTHER! WHEN I SAW YOU WITH YOUR PARENTS. ..IT BROUGHT SO MUCH JOY & HAPPINESS TO ME! PLEASE KEEP STAYING IN TOUCH WITH THEM! ITS SO PRECIOUS THIS BOND, THIS LOVE YOU ALL HAVE FOR ONE ANOTHER! KEEP IN TOUCH WITH ONE ANOTHER. DONT ALLOW THE DISTANCE OF CANADA & THE PHILIPPINES TO MAKE THE MILES IN DISTANCE...TAKE AWAY FROM THE LOVE YOU ALL KEEP CLOSE TO YOUR HEARTS FOR EACH OTHER. IT IS SO VERY BEAUTIFUL THIS LOVE YOU ALL HAVE FOR ONE ANOTHER!! IM SO HAPPY THEY MADE THIS TRIP FINALLY TO THE PHILLIPINES!! IT WAS SO BEAUTIFUL YOUR VIDEO OF LOVE OF "YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY". In OUR life, as my husband & I started out our HAPPY & BEAUTIFUL journey in life together as Husband & Wife...I graduated from the 12th grade. (He didn't want me living alone...& man oh man was he ever right! I was so lonely! Being with family helped so much! I worked too... the graveyard shift...5pm to 2:30 a.m. then went to High School at 8:00 a.m to 1:00 p.m....so I didn't get much sleep. It was the 1st year ever I got all A's...a perfect 4.5 GPA (Grade Point Average...I was just a intelligent young girl...& I had more than enough credits...that I was able to graduate early...in January 1974! I returned June 1974, to graduate with my class, & my husband got to see his wife graduate [!!!]; as he'd just come home one week before I graduated! He paid a Sailor...to do his "Duty "; all approved by his CEO Officer in Charge. We also did NOT have married housing OR the pay...tax free...like married Spouses receive today. Today married couples receive SO MUCH MORE than we ever had. I'd NOT changed ANY of it either. We loved one another deeply. I DO WISH ID NOT BEEN SO HARD ON THE FILLIPINA BAR GIRLS ETC...NOW THAT I KNOW MORE ABOUT THEIR WAYS OF LIFE. I WAS ONLY 18.. SO I HOPE I'M FORGIVEN! I WASNT ALONE IN MY FEELINGS THE WAY THAT I FELT BACK THEN IN 1973-4...OR "WHY". MANY FILLIPINAS I TALK TO NOW TELL ME THEY 💯% UNDERSTAND "HOW" AND "WHY" I FELT AS I DID BACK THEN. THEY TOO WOULD IF FELT POSSIBLY THE SAME WAY I DID. ANYHOW...ENOUGH OF THAT STUFF...IT'S THE UGLY PAST I CHOOSE TO "NOT" REFLECT ANY FURTHER ON, IF YOU DONT MIND. My Hubby tried to get shore duty a month before we married, but it was denied. That's just the way life was back then. He'd joined also; to be aboard duty, in the same division with his older brother, who was in the Navy on a 6 year hitch...w/only 2 years left to go....when my Husband joined his Brother onboard in 1972. We were High School Sweethearts when we married in the USA. He sadly passed away September 2nd, 2012, on our 39th Wedding Anniversary to the day we married (Sept. 2nd 1973); to stage 4 Colon Cancer. I have been watching alot of bloggers & folks in the Phillipines, both once were native Americans...all moved to P.I.These folks have been nothing more than kind to me on utube. Now I am hearing about this place YOU blogged on your utube! I'd never of known to come visit your sight, had it not been for a kind couple from Mindinau, P.I. known as "Flywds" & "Rubylicious"...such kind, gentle souls theare! people are! I absolutely am SO HAPPY they sent me to your sight. I saw where your parents from Canada, came to stay 2 weeks with you. You're so lucky to have them in your life still with you my friend...and "they" such a sweet Son. I can see how proud they are of you. Anyhow...I just want to thank you for showing/teaching me what all you have shown & "MORE" lessons of life too. I wish I was younger still. I am open minded...but I feel as if I've just been "AWOKEN" to so much of life, from oddly enough...the age group of 30-45-ish! My only child; our Daughter is 46. Your age group I feel will be the one's who I pray 🙏🏻 will change the world for the better. WOW! Is it REALLY THIS WAY IN THE PHILIPPINES?! I have yet to see ONE MEAN-SPIRITED PERSON THERE! I'm not naive!I'm sure these types of people DO exist there...I've just yet to of seen one unkind person there as of yet! Its truely so beautiful to see too! Perhaps it's the blogger, or the utube folks who set strict guidelines...OR MAYBE ITS BOTH! Perhaps there "IS" nothing but kind souls living there?! I hope so! I think it would be ever so lovely, to know that there's a Peaceful, LOVING place as this...that truely exists! Thank you for sharing the Muslim portion of the Phillipines. I had NO IDEA there was such a place...just for the Muslims. I just figured that the Phillipines was a melting pot like the USA...all mixed together. We can't "ALL" seem to get along for some forsaken reason! I NEVER understood THIS WAS SO...EVER SINCE I WAS a little girl of 5 when I 1st saw this outcome. It hurt my soul, & broke ny heart...even at the tender age if 5...seeing folks treat one another so mean and so cruel. I knew this was NOT how I ever wanted to be perceived...or treated my Brothers & my Sisters from our Heavenly Father. It never mattered to me who, what, where, when or why religion one was...SO WHY CANT WE ALL JUST "❤️LOVE❤️" ONE ANOTHER?! ANYWAYS...THANK YOU EVER SO MUCH, FOR YOUR DEPICTION OF SUCH LOVELY , KIND FOLKS THERE IN THE PHILIPPINES! BTW; I'M "NOT" MAD. I TEND TO TEXT IN UPPER CASE LETTERS BECAUSE IT JUST SUITS ME TO TEXT IN CAPITOL LETTERS...THAT'S ALL! IT'S ALL FROM THE ❤️LOVE ❤️ IN MY HEART! THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN, FOR YOUR SIGHT! (T/U "FLYWDS" FOR TELLING ME ABOUT THIS KIND , YOUNG MAN'S UTUBE CHANNEL. TOO!)

[@keysensei1021]

What? 😅 full story

[@digitalsuperman]

this makes me appreciate you more since these people are technically being judged by people a lot. keep up the good job.

[@teddedios991]

Drive safe Kulas, one million coming up....

[@clyde3262]

Salamat Kulas for vlogging our hometown Parang, Maguindanao I really missed my birthplace taga dha ko sa campo. We are here right now in Edmonton, Alberta pashoutout mi dha Kulas Salamat sa vlog nimo! Amping

[@bethgarcia6016]

Thanks kulas for showing us different places on mindanao. Maranawans are beautiful people with good heart .. just like many filipinos... pag amping Kulas... enjoy your ride ..❤

[@bellayungco8472]

Yes Kyle I've never been to Cotabato,Parang ,Lanao del Sur but I have friends & relatives in that places & my hometown/birthplace is Pagadian City....welcome back again Kulas cguro this would be your 3rd or 4th time touring Pagadian City. God bless your travel! Stay safe always❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@jopetsumcad]

4,000 more subs to One Million!!! Let's go!!!!

[@kauai5839]

Awesome vlog about Muslim Mindanao!👍🏼Your best vlogs are when you're traveling solo or with Kumar on your scooters.Do more about Muslim Mindanao🕌.🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🇺🇸🇵🇭

[@TheEdca2000]

I like that guy Faham so cool. Kulas I'm from Iligan City working here inSaudi Arabia, honestly kulas I'm one of them who are afraid in going in that place but I love muslim people kulas Maranao in particular I have one Best friend Muslim he is so cool.

[@carlosandres9590]

Iranon Muslim is somewhat Maranao and Maguindanao. Taga Parang ko Kulas. It is composed of municipalities of Parang, Matanog, Buldon, Barira, Sultan Kudarat and Datu Odin Sinsuat. Previously a Province of Iranon (Shariff Kabunsuan) was created but was dissolved since ARMM (now BARMM) has power to create province only Municipalities and Barangays.

[@mhonferari]

Nice travel vlog Kyle, eating delicious delicacies along the way, wow!

[@jejecm7024]

Filipino Muslims are one of the most hospitality people in the world

[@simplicioabellera2732]

No one can do what you doing ,truly inspiring thats why you my favorite at all,,becoming filipino

[@JAmontes]

Be safe kulas!! Power on 👊 I love watching ur vlogs!!! Amping😁

[@enricoguess6457]

You are the ambassador of goodwill Lukas through your vlog bro.

[@emiliosiador1290]

Salamat Kulas, for showing the world the friendliness of the Filipino people. Watching from Ca. USA.

[@charlietaclendo4641]

So thrilled to see my first-time trip from Cotabato City Parang Matanog Balabagan through Kulas vlog trip which was also his first time. Nice to know very friendly locals. Suo Pagadian! Anda ka sou?

[@Armchair-Investor]

Wow your style of video has matured and evolved so much over the past couple of years. I like them even more. Thank you!

[@jbtanytgaming5013]

KuLas im a Maranao☺️i Live in Marawi City♥️ And The Maranao/iranon of "Take Care" is "PagiLay ka" i hope you read this♥️ im so inspired your daiLy Vlogs kuLas Power on Bro♥️ Keep Safe Always♥️

[@halfasian6594]

Looking forward for your 1 million sub. It is so near congrats

[@samuelmartin707]

That was a great video Kulas thank you.

[@ianmeana1987]

Thought it will be long time that you'll do this on the "dangerous" parts of Mindanao, hope you'll go back to Tawi-Taei and the Sulu region. My only question is, how the heck are you not part of the Dept of Tourism yet, even if just an affiliate

[@lokalbirdlover]

True, Kulas should be one if not the main representative of the DOT

[@tejzenun7924]

Thanks Kulas for dropping by to our place Parang Maguindanao..It was indeed an honor seeing you around and promoting as well every town of Maguindanao..safe travel's always👍good job

[@Aqualastic]

Kulas, you put to shame most us Filipinos who have not been to Muslim Mindanao due to prejudice and fear. What you did is show to the entire world that Mindanao is a safe place to travel, and that its stereotype has been busted. Ironically, it took a Canadian to do just that, a fitting redemption of the past. Long live Becoming Filipino!

[@weldalauro6892]

Wow I miss this place since I’m living in lanao del sur when I go to Cotabato city the view and greenish highway from cotabato to my hometown such a great view over .i enjoy watching this ...

[@henrysalcedo7970]

OMG.. 3 more to 1 million subscribers kulas... Congrats bro...

[@guiasertanggao111]

Shukran for featuring our Hometown... I am very much happy to meet you in your next visit🤩🤩🤩

[@hyronhersonmontealegre]

in maguindanaon take care is bipiya ka . . . and also you eat on my cousin restaurant . . .

[@abrahamlumontod1045]

4:30 PRINTLAND DIGITAL PHOTOSOP, Our store got spotted in your video! Thank you for visiting our place! KEep safe always! shout out from Parang Maguindanao!

[@iHEARTdisney03]

Hi Kulas! We did a trip last March 2022, from Midsayap to Isabela de Basilan...we passed thru Parang-Lanao del Sur-Pagadian-Zamboanga Sibugay-Zambo City (AH26 highway). It was also my first time to explore that part of Mindanao and the longest road trip I've done so far. I can say, it's been a surreal experience. I'm so happy to see that part of Mindanao.... We stopped by Balabagan for the dudul and had coffee at Picong Tunnel. Hehehe. I'm smiling while watching this....I remember that epic trip. Ride safe.

[@HEALSOUNDZ]

saludo sa OG ng Motovlogging...!

[@francispaulalcebar4739]

Very3x nice sir Kulas very3x nakakaiyak na video❤

[@Jammer411]

Hello from Pennsylvania USA awesome n touching video

[@lizagabertan2489]

Nice one Kulas. Enjoy what you're doing. Keep safe. God bless you

[@gracetuyor2639]

Yey congrats kulas road to 1m kana congrats 👏 in advance enjoy your adventure good luck ur gurney ❤🥰

[@darlingdenez116]

Have a safe and wonderful trip Kulas, thanks for your vlogs. 😍

[@sd-m_jhypsc5236]

Always enjoying the view with Kulas … thanks for keeping up with the Philippine sceneries and taking us with you… from Pangasinan here… pati ako feel ko na din yung init ng panahon as I go along sa biahe ni Kulas… at parang nalalasahan ko din yung mga kinakain 😅 good vibes all the way! Keep safe Kulas!

[@franciscoherrera5767]

Kulas you are the Ambassador of Peace and Goodwill.

[@stevelee5600]

stay safe and healty kulas.. watching from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.

[@rambutanito1770]

When the Muslim Approach you and say!Assalam Alaykum!Just answer in response!Alaykum Sallam! The expression Inshalla!Or in bisaya pohon!I always heard this expression when the Arab people say something and that expecting to happen!Expression like in Gods will! Im not a Muslim Kulas but i learn the language and culture of Muslim here in Riyadh. Just respect them and their culture!! Always amping Kulas! 🙏 and take care! ❤ 😍

[@tinaseil2027]

Wow Kulas your such amazing guy Brave Heart to travel in Maguindanao,but like what the youngman said Maranawon are Friendly and safe to travel I hope and pray someday I can travel Maguindanao🙏Mindanao is such a Beautiful Place and hopefully the next Government will put lot of project in Mindanao for development of the Region so everybody will not be afraid to travel Mindanao❤️

[@bryanborromeo6159]

Man time flies so fast, you are close to a million subscribers Kulas! Continue bringing positive vibes! Congrats in advance and million more subscribers to come! Cheers! Power on!!!!

[@ofwytc3165]

Thats my place..thank u bro..for promoting my hometown ingat Godbles

[@pedromacaraeg6721]

Watching from Victoria, BC, Canada. Power on!

[@triboysarinTV]

4000 more to go…road to ONE MILLION Subs! Nice milestones Kulas! 🙏 Apir!

[@maffisakuraba1805]

Muslin are our brothers and sisters coz they are pilipino too.Mabuhay Kulas san for exploring on the other side of the island .💞💞💞⭐️⭐️⭐️🇯🇵🇵🇭

[@brianbaxter3913]

That was very interesting and lots of nice places and nice people. The Halo Halo looked really good and the Dudul looks interesting and if I come across it when I am there I will have to try it. I think the colour and stickiness would probably put some people off but I like rice and I love coconut milk so I would try it for sure.

[@rhodabernales7058]

Thank you Kulas you really are inspiration to Filipinos We love you Take care always Stay Safe and healthy

[@ajujagriffin5705]

Yes my English husband up to siasi Sa bundok ng likuh my grandfather home place, up to as well in Bongao Sacred place.

[@simplelifesabaryo8134]

grabe ka rewaps😁✌️. well done kulas you've did it alone.. thanks for promoting peace despite all of the above.😁😁✌️

[@robertaschalkhammer3446]

I think you´re the only vlogger who ever stepped foot at BARRM. Amping gihapon diha Kulas ! Hapit ka na 1M !!!!

[@ateviemacs7114]

Honestly kyle you are perfectly fit to promote tourism ( Frasco should hire you)..

[@mingming0015]

Another heartwarming vlog ❤❤❤

[@SimplyExpat]

I love Mindanao 🙏🥳🥰 Safe travels always, keep spreading love and knowledge brother 👏 Definitely worth a visit, don't be scared of this beautiful part of the Philippines ❤ I've asked literally everyone on my travels here about the dangers, most agree it's perfectly safe here now, follow local advice of course ☺️

[@darlgwen2397]

1M congratz....😊😊😊injoy travel

[@Zee1]

Hello Kulas! Can you please cover the chavacano language in Zamboanga City? I have never heard someone speak the language so I don't know how it sounds like

[@kolokoyboystv6287]

Very nice video. Very touching.

[@wavemaker2077]

Majority of the people in that area are indeed just like the ordinary Filipinos. So they are friendly and hospitable. The image of that area has been painted in a negative way because of the few extremists who are causing trouble in that part of Mindanao. If that area can be developed more, maybe the extremists will be gone. Hopefully.

[@abuarshanvision7814]

proud to be maranao,shukran kulas for visiting my birth place and xploring the best DUDUL in TOWN ,maranao,iranun and maguindanao have some the same language but hve a difference prounouciation😁,,,keep safe kulas@power on😎

[@BecomingFilipino]

Power on!

[@genesisdelfin7935]

Take care - pray - God bless you

[@fyibyg7364]

I just came across your channel.... very good job man.. keep it up

[@mariapatino2395]

Yes my Home Town PARANG ,Maguindanao,near in CAMP..S,K PENDATUN(BARMM) ...try to eat MARANG FRUITS...{most dangerous province),,Yes Tama pero mababait tlga mga Muslims bsta mgnda din pakikitungo sa knila ,at pakikisama ....

[@urbanbullskennel5131]

In His previous vid He ate Marang..

[@iftikharhusain6286]

Subhan Allah

[@darrellbrixey5341]

Awesome video Kulas

[@scotbownes5627]

Very interesting - great video 👍

[@OfwTv-Riyadh]

Thank you for featuring our home town.

[@fishtoryahe6319]

Thank u for visiting my home town Parang Kulas !u are always welcome

[@michborn81]

hi kulas, I really did appreciate what u did to my country especially in the mindanao, I am also from mindanao, Tacurong city to be exact, but I am now base here in manitoba, canada together with my family..I am actually looking for a beach front property there in cateel, maybe u can help me, just a small property by the beach..more power to you and more vlogs to come..

[@gertiemaebourjess167]

Beautiful music Kyle!❤️

[@racheljansesling]

4000 subscribers more to go for the golden milestone.

[@MamaGnesL]

Thanks Kyle/Kulas for sharing ♥️

[@anecitoarias7669]

Nice one kulas just power on...

[@AdeahMarandang]

I really miss that halo-halo in Parang, I could eat 3 bowls of that in one sitting. Hahaha

[@mannygreywolfsdb9936]

Durian in the Halo-Halo?! Wow, we don't have that in the Visayas. I'll try that one day. :)

[@aisaDS]

Can’t wait to see the next update Salamat kaau sir kulas😊😊 Hometown pagadian city😊😊 Keep safe

[@cathyjones1989]

Thank you for sharing your trip.

[@JL_2022]

My hometown Balabagan..our place is in lower itil..very beautiful place maka mingaw..

[@BiyaheShorts]

Hi, Kulas ...can you cover also my parents province, Pangutaran, Sulu.

[@wahidebrahimmama]

Pround maguindanaon here... Watching from dammam saudi arabia

[@iranun843]

Stay safe and healthy sir.

[@thebossphvlogs]

They say love is beautiful, but I say friendship is better.🔥🔥

[@abdulazisinog6791]

It truly melts my heart as a Maranao-Muslim that you have the courage to explore our almost "unknown" community. It would be such an honor to roam you around the hidden beauty and gem of our beloved BALABAGAN if you would love to. There are lots of amazing views, cold spring and beaches in our Municipality. Hope you'll never get tired of doing these amazing things that surprisingly other 'Filipinos' cannot do. Amping kanunay. Ps. In maranao we say "PAGILAY KA" as a translation of the word "Ingat" in Filipino. Kita kita ta puhon. 💜💜

[@edwinwerdna7061]

Cannot do I understand. But will not do is something else. Thanks for Kulas for being positve.

[@abdulazisinog6791]

@@edwinwerdna7061 exactly sir. Thankful that Kulas has this positive mindset to go and explore our town. Thank you Kulas and always take care.