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what can you say about davao city sir?

mamamatay na ako sa ganda shet

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Bro is smoking the most natural cig, lumboy. Respect man👍

as Filipino we are really hospitable and verry helpful people

Heita this deserves soo much more views! Congrats on summiting, this is my dream hike in the Philippines!

w/c is harder to climb, mt fuji or this?

Hey i injoy watching your video im from cadiz city thank you for sharing our festival event hope comeback here .

Very informative!

very nice video! <3

It makes me angry how this channel doesn't have the big following it deserves. Hope you'd continue creating more contents!

The first lake reminds me of Kimi no Na wa.

Wow, nice view, love itttt.

P R O M O S M

Wow - eye opening!

Good thing u xplore Marawi CT. U update us, thank for sharing this to is. Pls take care.

wtf , you know it's dangerous there/

This looks mad challenging... Glad to see you smiling thru the whole thing, epic

Is Mt. Fuji as difficult as G2?

great video Heita! congrats, see u next climb

Tnx for the video sir. Happy to see myself in your vlog❤❤❤

one of these days i'll visit romblon.

Beautiful editing my friend, this looks just great!

Wow! you are such a strong man Sir! That's one of my dream climb, they say that's the hardest mountain to climb in the Philippines for its difficult terrain , kudos to you Sir Heita! 👍

Not understand speak fooling Nikki own

Fooling Nikki

Thank you for visiting my Beloved City😊

Kadayawan is not a religious festival, it is a thanksgiving celebration of bountiful harvest in nature and diversity & unity of culture

Hi, b4 the parade start. You should find a good place for a better view, ur position is far from d dancers. We wants to see d full view, how nice to see their costume n their performance as well. Thank u Sir.

Hi Heita, Thanks for visiting Davao and joining the Kadayawan Festival. By the way, Kadayawan is not a religious festival unlike the one in Sinulog (paying tribute to Sto. Nino of Catholic Church), but it's more a cultural festival that celebrates the bountiful harvest and unity, honoring the icons of Davao namely Mt. Apo (tallest mountain in the country), Durian (king of fruits), Philippine Eagle (largest eagle native to PH & Davao/Mindanao particularly and also the national bird) and Waling Waling (queen of orchids, native orchids only found in Davao area). The festival also pays tribute to the 11 original native tribes living in the city. That's why you will see a lot of variation of dance, music and clothing because each native have their own culture, tradition and even languages. It's the best month to visit Davao as well since that''s the season of harvest of many fruits where you can buy many and cheaply. Davao is the fruit basket capital of the Philippines, it's the main producer of Durian, Mangosteen, Banana, Marang, Rambutan and many more, in which Davao also as top exporter of these fruits and even sell them to other cities & provinces like Manila, Cebu. I say this festival is much more inclusive since this transcends religion and culture. I recommend you to visit the traditional houses during Kadayawan in Magsaysay Park and eat many fruits in any public markets. Hopefully, you can visit again.

There are several Japanese memorial shrines in Davao, you might be interested in visiting them too! Before WW2, Davao City was known as Little Tokyo because there were so many Japanese working in abaca farms. Search in Google about Ohta Kyozaburo to know more about Japan's history in Davao and Ohta's contribution to Davao before it became a city.

The gay drink 😂😂😂😂

Haha i was there it really liked your expectations 😂

Welcome back 🎉

It is a beautiful art form of dance. Thank you Heita and welcome back. 💃🕺

a little rough and raw infrastructure wise but still , a beautiful place, worth visiting….if your young😅

I once assisted a Korean man who was having problems with his motorcycle. When I asked him what was wrong, he stated it needed to be pushed. So I pushed it, and he asked if it was okay. Of course, I replied. Then I pushed it hard, and the motor started after a few seconds. He was going to hand me a 500 peso bill, which surprised me because it was such a minor task. So I declined and told him it was fine; there was no need to give me money. He rejects and wishes to compensate me with money. I politely rejected, and after declining his offer he finaly thanks me. 😁 We are not interested in the money. We simply wish to assist without expecting anything in return. Because it will never felt good if we accept anything. But on the other hand, they will also feel guilty if we refuse. Either way, I think there is nothing wrong about it. We will take our good deeds and talk about it in tagay sessions :)

Sweet!!

Be happy and be safe Heita ❤

Wonderful... Pilipinos are Matulungin Helpful indeed.❤😊

That’s good your enjoying what Philippines can offer

That’s what you called “Bayanihan” in the Philippines that’s one of great traits Filipinos has .

I’m Filipino and things that I take for granted, amaze me when foreigners tell stories like this. I’ve become more appreciative of my mga kababayan with numerous blogs that I watch attesting to the kindness of us Pinoys.

Please can you meet mana

i something experience similar to this, me and my brother biking to our cousins to make them repair our laptop but when we are almost at the house of our cousin i notice my brother out of breath and almost fall on his knees at the time it was hot 1 pm i go to the nearest shop to buy a water and when i came back many people gathered helping my brother who is sitting and a bit dizzy, giving him water and such.

That's how we roll

New subscriber here😊

in province its still possible but in metro manila😜, i have more trust in people who lives in the province to help without expecting anything in return. It also happened to me when im travelling from my province going to metro manila, when my motorcycle suddenly died, the fuel is not going in the tube even though its has sufficient gas, but thanks to my kababayan who help me when they saw me pushing my motorcycle @2 am 😂. But heres another scenario, my motorcycle has faulty again somewhere in Metro Manila and no one even asked me if they could help me, i pushed my motorcycle for around 2 hours, until i found someone i know near that area to help me, so there's a big difference between Filipinos living in the City and those who live in the Province,

Be careful of aswang/engkanto element spirit there in province, by the way my province is dumaguete 😅😂