World's Most Dangerous Roads: Philippines
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2019
- The headhunters road Kalinga in filipino is aptly named even if the region's heads haven't been rolling for a long time. It said the spirits of the mountains still have a taste for them when it comes to cutting the road.
Christopher and his men face the same struggle against the mountain every day. Their job is to remove the thousands of cubic meters of rocks blocking the road in record time.
Further down the valley lies the town of Bontoc. It is neither Airport nor railway station, so the road is vital for its 15,000 inhabitants. If the Kalinga is blocked, the entire region is paralyzed and even the bone snake charms are powerless.
Bus 532 with 20 years of service is about to leave for one of the most dangerous roads in the Philippines: the Kalinga on the island of Luzon. It relays Bontoc to the regional capital of Tabuk to the north through the Cordillera mountains. A Tough road under construction for nearly a century, but which still resembles a track. It takes almost a day if all goes well to travel.
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My father was in the Philippines during WWII. He spoke of how good the people of the country are. He also spoke of the jugles how a person could get disoriented by going a few feet in.He spoke of the thick mud ,much mud during t h e rainy season. He was at Manila and several other islands.
He was there 2yrs,2monthsand two days. My dad wanted to go back during the peace years but my mother did not want to go.
When he was in the hospital for a broken hip a nurse came into the room. He immediately started talking a language I did not understand. The nurse turned to me and smiled. She said, "There is nothing wrong with your father he is talking to me. I am Philippineno and he knows the language very well." He was 82 yrs old and still recalled how to hold a fluent conversation with this gracious nurse.
Thank you,for this video it let me see what my father explained to me before he passed away
He spoke of the beauty of the countryand it's people.
Hi please watch the latest update of this road. "Tabuk to Baguio via Buntoc 2020" or " The halsema highway 2020" thank you!!
Hi. Please watch the latest update of this road, " Tabuk to Baguio via Buntoc 2020" " the halsema highway 2020" thanks!
I have visited the Philippines 9 times and have traveled some of these roads many times requiring 6 hours to travel 20 kilometers, but in recent years, the government has done a remarkable job in improving many of these roads.I love the Filipino people as they are they are the kindest people I have ever met anywhere in the world.I love their great appreciation of any kind act toward them no matter what you do for them.As i watched this video, I was reminded of their patience, trusting goodness, and willingness to persevere thru even the most difficult of circumstances.
thank you so much for appreciating Filipinos sir.👍😊🤗May God bless you 🙏🤗🤗
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Betoi ka
I love PHILIPPINES
Am deeply touched by this video I promise you before RIP I must set my foot in Fillipino land I must
Philippines people's are so friendly and best.......
Love from Bangladesh.
I work with them Singapore.
I'm so proud of the Kuya (man) who speaks in English! Indeed he tries his best to communicate with his foreign visitors. 💕💕💕
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Correct!♥️
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@@diosdadodanlag6665 aaaAaaaaa+
@@diosdadodanlag6665 hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Filipino people are great my neighbor here in the US is from Philippines and every time he sees me doing something around the house he runs over and asks if he can help me, they're very kind hardworking people.
It's true sir Filipino people are hardworking and kind.. Thanks
Thanks for viewing
Now our road is concrated and widening
My best friend from college was from the Philippines 🇵🇭
What an amazing person
Salamat po 💓
Aviation Nut my grandads wife Marrin is from the Philippines and she’s a great hard working young lady and awesome cook and she loves learning English she’s from Manila
Philippines are good and kind to everyone they will meet, I am a Ghanaian and I met some of them in Qatar and every time they boarded my car they gave me extra money for food may the almighty God bless them well
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We always tip people when they do service to us
nice to hear
Philippines are very tough and kind people
Love from 🇳🇵
Namaste🙏
Love the Philippines and Filipino people! Hello there my SEA brothers, from Vietnam with love !
cheers brother.!
Cheers bro..
hello brother.hope your doin fine
Hello bro how are you im filipino
Hello SEA sibling
"Some passengers don't pay the right amount. But that's OK. They can pay us next time." I love that. They've garnered my utmost respect. Greetings from Jordan. May Allah bless you and protect you from all evils of the road.
Pardon me for the question but who's allah?
@@jakejerome3397 In my language Arabic, the word Allah means God.
Your allah is just a human
Jake Jerome in arabic language Allah means God. Even arab Christian use allah in their Bibel
I am sorry but arabic allah (god) is not the same as Christian God Creator
I'm from that place it's where I've been born,,,i actually travel that road many times b4,really dangerous but now widening and concreting d road was trully a gift for us always traveling there,,,tnx for sharing this video
Wow, Phillippines is soo beautiful. Will definetely add this to my south east asia tour.
I was born and raised in the Phils...Filipinos are kind,pure-hearted and honest especially in far-flung areas such as the villagers on this video. Sadly, I can't say the same for those living in urbanized cities especially in Manila.
Ouch that hurt me on a whole other level
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I am struck by the philosophical approach of the 60 year old miner: "When I started the tunnel, I had hoped to hit gold after ONE meter..but we have now done 120 meters without success. If I don't make it, then my children and my niece will hit the gold..my tunnel belongs to them, and the future generations..." Now that's wisdom. You got my prayers, and best wishes from KENYA. Amani ya Bwana.
The only thing is that... It was one of the reasons why a landslide destroyed a whole town in that same mountain range.
Kwesi uko huku? It is an amazing documentary. I have Filipino friends that I met while studying in Japan.
Philippines people's are so kind and best..
love from nepal (Himalyan Kingdom)
Thank u ❤️
Thanks... this road was constructed and now a beautiful concrete road going to buntoc... it's fast and convenient
This was way back years ago..the road now was cemented and you can passed with ease..
@@melverladuan4774 are you from kalinga?
I am pilipino and also i like nepali most of my crew here in saudi arabia was from nepal
I am from kalinga, ive travelled this road all the time, even when the roads are still unpaved like what you see in this documentary, it's really scary at first but thru time you'll get used to it, now the roads here are properly paved, it's a very enjoyable road specially when youre riding a motorcycle, you can enjoy the cold breeze of the mountains and the beautiful view, hope i can go back there again been missing the place.
look at the title. dont feel bad, village life is where real guys live, the city is for sisies 😅😅
Salute to the locals for the courage, the Driver Ed for his skills and the driver assistant Fernando for his patience and dedication. I would never leave my house like forever if I have to go through that road...i am shaking now...
I,hope,thatone,day,mapuntahn qu,yan,
@@mjellano3436 mahirap ngayo kase pandemic haha dami requirement, btw andito ako ngayon haha i just arrived here last week and its very cold! Hitting 23c on days and 18c or below on nights.
@@Mulongski09 pwede pi kaya mkpamasyal jan na hindi mahigpit? blak ko mag rides sa balbalan boundary ng abra kalinga
I have a friend who married a Philipino girl. She passed away from cancer. Now he's in the Philippines living with her family. They have taken him into the family like a son. He was in a motorcycle accident and is now partially paralyzed. The family is doing everything they can to help him recover so he can return to the US. Once the WuFlu problem is over, I will be going over to help him with traveling back to the states. Looking forward to seeing the Philippines!!!!!
wuflu?
or CHiFlu
You are one special friend. Best of luck to you both and his Filipino family.
I think, it is better you not to go in the Philippines. They will kill you with your racism.
@Lailene Rodriguez-Ordas I am not referring to the Filipino people. This guy comment is racist. "WuFlu?" Do you think Filipino people will tolerate this kind of racism? Unless Filipino people are also racist.
Been to Philippines several times watching this makes me want to stay in the Philippines rather then leaving back to home ❤️❤️ miss you Philippines. 😟😢
have you been exactly in this place sir? This is Kalinga of northern Luzon..
You'll be always welcomed!
Hi please watch the latest update of this road "Tabuk to Bagui via Buntoc 2020" or "Halsema highway 2020" thank you!
Hhahahahaj from quezon N.E philipines
you can a!ways come back sir
I love their culture, the way they are its just amazing. Philippines most be one of the very rare countries that has not forgot what humanity is all about. I love the way they are so kind, so polite so nice people
Sir, thumbs up for you
I would agree but poverty breeds scammers - beware of it if you travel there. I've been twice and is wonderful to visit. Most of it is safe - stay out of Western Mindanao.
Oo OK POP pp po
Thanks!
@@Redhawk85 i live in mindanao
Respect for Philippines, from Indonesia.. 🤝
Op
lost my friend from indonesia tho, i really am filipino
I was really impressed by just how clean that little mountain village was. I see pictures and videos of poor nations and there is garbage everywhere. Pride in your surroundings is priceless.
There are a lot of garbage too in Philippine city slums but in distant provinces, garabage are not much of a problem
Actually, philippines has serious garbage issues. Even in majority of cities, there isnt any trash-cans installed at all. People have to throw away their garbages beside streets while straydogs tear them apart.
Nevertheless, despite all issues people are happy and dont complain much which is a beautiful thing.
@@debcos5034 8
Filipinos are really kind people.i have a lot of pinoy friends.god bless them all. love from sri lanka.
😘😘
Thanks...this tough road is now a beautiful concrete road do its easy to ride going there .
pray to allah!!!
Please watch the latest update of this road "Tabuk to Bagui via Buntoc 2020" or " Halsema highway 2020" thanks!
I have some Philippines friends believe me Philippines people's are so kind and best friends very nice peoples
thank u Sir, 👍
i believe in saying be good to other always.
@@remcastro4724 your welcome
I have some relations, "look out".
my company name is Kabayan mover because of there soft nature and politness
Philippines = Country
Filipino = People native in the philippines
I'm impressed by Filipinos, they smile all the time and it's a good positvity. While most of us in Malaysia don't even smile to people we don't know hardly even look including me, we're just minding our business.
Thank you so much for the narrators translation into English. It makes these videos so much better not having to read the majority of what’s said. Some of them talk so fast, having to read subtitles takes away from documentaries. You spend so much time reading, that you can’t really watch what’s going on nearly as well. So again….THANK YOU!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I have many Philippines friends they are so kind n helpful
#Love from nepal
Thanks....please watch how this road was developed...type in TH-cam "pinoy joyride tabuk to buntoc road". Year 2020 ...
They have the one most important thing in common.. They are all good people and they stick to eachother and help eachother all the time!
Yes they do, until a bus falls down the hill and everyone dies.
local called it " Bayanihan"
That's ahh bayanihan... Pilipino style hehe
Martin Blazevski yep and we Americans will sit in the bus and bitch
Martin Blazevski
But then i wonder why, if even in the smallest village where they are all good peope, and stick to each other, and help each other, they must put a lock on their door. If they have a thief there, surely they will know him. Why not run him out of the village or end his life ( his choice ). Then they may leave the door unlock for the good, hard-working husband, yes ? But maybe they believe every village needs a thief ...
OMG my home town village i used to ride on top even i'm a little girl that time 12 yrs old &now i'm 30😐so sad coz it remind me of my brother who passed away 7 months ago for truck accident due to rough road&had to support his wife&2kids 😐hoping to go for vacation after covid🙏i missed my whole family 4 yrs no vacation
Thanks a million for the memories! Those were the days in the 1960s when we traveled the old Mountain Province to go to Baguio City, to Manila and back! The landslides then were so many! Your vlog has made our feelings extremely happy. Reiterated gratitude.
Love the village life of Philippine ,, respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Love you too. This is now a concrete road....this video was filmed long time ago... road going to buntoc is now so easy.... Watch the latest video of this road.."tabuk to buntoc road".
Please watch the latest update of this road " tabuk to baguio via buntoc 2020" or " the halsema highway 2020"
Of may India I am your life is very dirty and will end Pakistan then one day
Npka mapanganib idol
@@rambothethird6821 zzczmzmmzvz
heart melting videos. Pure love beyond everything, I am proud to be one of them.
Wow
It's amazing to find a lot of optimism and smile on their faces despite the hardships and difficulties. Very touching.
if youre gonna exist atleast enjoy it
Philippines are so beutiful! Definitely going to travel there
23:28 correction, motorcycle drivers are also required to get a driver's license.. so happen that in these remote areas, the authorities can't reach them and impose the appropriate laws..
This was before the time of President Duterte when the government wasn't so strict about motorcycle driving. Now, it's so different as one cannot drive the motorcycle without wearing the helmet, without a driver's license, wearing only slippers and back riding...
This Documentary is almost 10 years old. Ü
@@einneonia5020 even so, motorcycle drivers are still required to get a driver's license 10 years ago, it's just that many motorists don't obey laws when operating a vehicle.
Lots of love from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵 i m missing my philipino friends while watching this documentary.
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U
We have the same situation here in nepal, big mountains very dangerous roads and worst in monsoon season.
This road dont exist anymore.... this road is fixed with a good pavement
@@garysmart1 THIS BONTOC - TABUK RD IS NOT YET DONE, REMAINS AS IT IS THIS TIME
simple life, and we're igorots from cordillerans, we dont complain..we just ask for protection from God
Nag mayat ay buybuyaen
no sir but we are near to that province
Where province do you live tho?
May God bless us always.
@@harmlessinsane2706 WE kunam tu met gamin isu napagakamalan da ka nga kakadwam..
Cordillera people are skillful miners. The old folks used to work in American-managed mines, hence , speaking English seems easy.
Spent three years of my high school life riding this same bus on this same road. The danger is present but you can't explain the joy riding that road. Looking back to those days, its an unforgetable experience to a young person who wants to travel😀 At this present, the road is no longer as before since it has received a lot of development. Its already a paved road from Bontoc to Tabuk, Kalinga.
I am from the Philippines but I have never seen this place before. Thank you for showing the magnificent view up in the mountains.
i like philipinos.... ever smiling very emotional characters
I am from the Philippines but i never try to travel or even just to see like that place in person... So scary🙈🙈🙈 but i think this is long time a go.. Maybe the place is already change now... Maybe...🙏 God bless my country Philippines.... God bless all the people specially who lives in the Mountain and in the Island.. Amen
True,the roads from bontoc to kalinga and in other remote villages were already developed and some places are still being develope
May God give the strength and courage to all the people working trying to build the roads risking their lives. love from Australia
I am a Catholic priest from Flores Indonesia, I had visited Kalinga and Tabuk 5 years ago with some SVD missionary are doing their mission there. This place is very beautiful and the people there are very warm. I miss this place.
Love for Philipines Poeple, from Indonesian 🇲🇨🇵🇭
nice to watch this it reminds me of the people ive become friends with in that place. i lived there in the mountains of tinglayan for a year.
it was great experience.
They are nice and happy people to be with.
i have experienced there way of living and culture i feel blessed to have lived with them once in my life.
Everytime I watch these kinds of films it affirms my belief that we Filipinos are kind and generally good people but its just sad that the leaders we choose are not.
100% agree...
OMG am so speechless to watch the perseverance of my fellow Filipino they are one of a kind of people in the planet it's so breathtaking experience watching from Riyadh KSA.
I lived in thuegegaro for long... I love Filipino people.. They are soooo much kind and goodhearted pple... Lots of love and respect my cagayanos... Miss the place.. Hope I can come back soon
We cordillerans work hard.,though some are not but most of us respect where we come from.,even survival is hard..but as years went by...improvements are now coming on these towns..lives are getting better now..
I know this is an old video, but this helped me realized how hard life in mountanous areas in the Philippines...and that im luckier living here in Silang town, Cavite where roads and transpo are much easier and comfortable.
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Seno.ako
I was born in the town before reaching the mine. The roads had been paved from the city to the countryside already.
i had thought as much, thanks for confirming
I feel sorry for the Philiphines.. despite their hardship..they are used to it and didnt complain much ,...very kind and friendly people
Damn primitives!😒.
@@electric9798 aaaaqqqáaaaa
Don't worry, our road is now good in condition. This video was taken 11 years ago and I'm living in that Northern area.
@@ajai_kim21 11 years b dytoy mnang kunak nu 14 years ago ta kabilang diyay road completion t Sagada jeheh
this is 13 years ago its now properly paved
I have lived in the Philippines for the past 12 years. Filippino's are extremely resourceful and hard working. most of all, they work for the family unit, something westerners can learn from. I have travelled around by bicycle, boat, foot and local transport, and found friendship and generosity all along my travels. wonderful country and even more wonderful people...
I'm from Mindanao Philippines..and I've also experienced such dangerous roads during those years when typhoon Pablo hit mostly here in Davao Oriental Philippines. I was once and enumerator of Department of Social Welfare and Development and was being assigned to Buayan Island the last barangay of the Mati city and the Road is very similar to this one. But fortunately after a few years the road were already constructed. I am very greatful to experienced such amazing journey and met those beautiful people with good hearts. ❤
hi shela 💘💘💘
im form nepal
This is one of the best series on TH-cam, hands down....no agendas or propaganda - just excellent docu making 🔥
I love this king of people’s, They are very honest & hospitality. 😊💖👍
maybe not the healer tho
i love the philippines. respectful people. greetings from new york, cubao
the filipinos are the happiest people in the world. They smile inspite of everything. they always have positive atitude
Yes ,your right .I am a Filipino too
Although Philippines is a third world country I am proud of it and the Filipinos because we are very hard working people, decent, kind and most of all hospitable. Yes others say negative about us but we cannot be judged by some others' mistakes. In every race there's bad or good no matter what country you're from! Filipinos are happy people no matter how hard life is we always find a reason to smile and we have a very strong love for our family... Living here now in the US i still say "There's no place like home!" Philippines is beautiful if you look at it through an appreciative heart. There's more than just the eyes can see... Go and experience it first, explore, visit it's scenic places, taste our food and native cuisines, feel our culture and get to meet the people even in rural areas. All i feel is appreciation and gratitude... Proud Filipina here...
Love Philippines the people are wonderful.
I love the way the narrator translates...good work sir!!
Even though they go through difficulties, they always keep a smile on their faces and hope for a better country, in this case the Philippines. I loved the documentary.
update on 2021. just recently passed this road its now wide with 2 lanes and fully paved. This video was taken probably between 2008-2012.
Although this is decades old, it's still interesting to watch. Makes me miss home. The roads are no longer like that.
awesome villages, great people like my brother in north Sulawesi, Indonesia loves Filipinos.great video indeed
Hi please watch the latest update of this road. " Tabuk to Baguio via Buntoc 2020" or Halsema highway 2020" thanks
Thanks for this documentary. Challenging road same as life challenges. God Bless us all.
Be safe out there everyone.
People who are poor always being more friendly and kind....and trustable
Love the Philippines 🇵🇭!!!
I am from this Province and this road is very nice now. 2020
Good to hear
Selamat pagi tadi aku dah lama dah tak ada apa yang berlaku di dalam bilik air untuk
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Filiphinos are such big hearted people 💕 Great to hear my favorite narrator again! Amazing work done by all, thank you so much for all your efforts ❤
By the way, watching from Switzerland 🇨🇭
THANK YOU!!💜🥰
Hello mga kabayaan. Ang gaan sa pakiramdam lahat NG mga comment NG ibang lahi napabait daw NG mga pilipino. Talaga lng. Kahit nasa peligro Naka ngiti parin. Typhoon ngah sinasayawan. Yan ang pinoy. Proud for being pinoy
Back then it's really a hard time to pass through the road especially when you've each the Sinking Road and the Gunogon Road Cliff. But for now, it's cemented. We can pass thru with easiness.
Good drivers bad roads.
Good roads bad drivers.
exactly my point🤣
This is funny. My friend used to drive buses on roads like these also in the same region with Kalinga.
Never had an accident in his almost 20 years driving.
But when he moved to the more flat terrains with straighter roads, he almost got into a fatal car crash because he fell asleep on a straight road while driving a car. Driving on straighter smoother roads made him so bored, he fell asleep. It's crazy.
He's fine though, his car crashed, but he only got a few scratches and bruises and a concussion. Lesson learned.
A few years later when he went to visit his hometown back in the mountains, he felt more "Alive" but never before scared to drive on the roads he used to easily traverse.
The goverment need do fix the road..asap
@@enagyatesik5112 this is the old document 10 years ago ths road now ls complete concrete since 2013
Ariane Jade The Islander's Dreamer good job now I want a go there , and ride my bike. No worries. Yeaaah
Nalalanghap na sariwang hangin at naiinom na malinis na tubig sa araw-araw.Malinis at payapang kapaligiran at wastong edukasyon sa buong nagkakaisang mabuting pamayanan.Isa sa mga totoong ginto na maipapamana ng mga tao may pagmamahal sa bayan.Salamat at Mabuhay po!
I love this documentary and many more showing more of the Philippines. Great contents
New Friend & Proud Pinoy here and thanks for the kind words about us Filipinos...
This video documents is last past I think 2009 or just yrs starting and continue development of road special mountains kalinga.. Tabuk to bontoc now 2019 this place now is in an good development and cemented...
Almost riders group are visiting to via bontoc to kalinga or kalinga to bontoc just to find out what is new.? Specialy at tinglayan because of apo wangod at other place beautiful place here in KALINGA...
Kya I'm so proud ano mga pilipino Tara biyahe na!!😎
Look the published date of the video....
very nice❤️
Ayo ko biyahe diyan. Wala kayong mall.
@@shafeequeabdulla7643 this video is old. I know cause the money they're using is old. Philippine money is new now. This video is maybe 10 years old, just my estimate.
THE BUS DRIVER MUST BE HAVING THE HEART OF A LION....
and the passenger
@Meri See thats good! I imagine many lives are going to be saved by the new roads! But I dont understand why there are no airports in the region? Just not enough money it? or is it too rugged?
seems like we have more paved roads from now there were no bit of dangerous roads right for a while now
Rough life but they have a great sense of humor and lots of smiles. This one was a great watch. Thanks!
I have driven on this road from Tuguegarao to Tabuk, (9 hours) then to Sagada, then to Baguio.....really that scary ....
How many hours will take sagada to baguio ?
You're a brave man!
@@roneltata9613 maybe its about 6to7 hour's depend if you use bus or your private car
Hata hapa Kenya🇰🇪 iko limuru - Mai mahi Rd. kubaff!!🚶🚶🚶
@@roneltata9613 Six hours
Your wife locked the door?
Go to neighbour's and ask for lunch.
No problem, filipinos are nice like that.I have been there, such lovely people.
Go back to lovely people
Sound like you are insulting them. But not like thay these people are living in peace and friendly neighbours not like our bullshit city people
@@samlsd9711 i read your comment in main page felt nice.. Clicked and read your further comments and read the dirty words felt sad.. God bless you
@@sachinmathurr3617 Stupid people need that sort of comeback. What's the problem with that? haha are you somali? It's not that I care.
Its mostly like that in poor country
I remember this way of transportation every time we go back and visit our grandparents in the mountains. Really brings back memories and how bad it was, 1 hour to 1.5 hours motorcycle now just 30 mins with a car
Proud being Filipinos here.
Sometimes it's good to look around the world, and see how others are living.
Yes
Ngayon ay 2019 punta kayo pasyal bontoc to kalinga (tabuk)road maganda na ang kalsada noon pa 2012...
Ilang oras na biyahe ngayon from bontoc to tabuk?
Tia😊
wen ah haha
nakita ko nga sa mga vlog. maganda na ang daan
late upload ata to kasi nakita ko yung bente pesos e panahon pa ni gloria
It is true. Pi is very kind people. There is kind people all around the globe. But the majority of the PI is truly nice and kind. God bless you all>>>
Every time I go home to my province I have anxiety 😥 I throw up 🤮 a lot but then again when reach home it was worth it!! I love my country Philippines 🇵🇭
Nice video. I love it. Thank you for sharing.
These people have the heart of a Lion - really inspired by their determination to live with nature and survive in such environment
Tignan nyo ang mga Tao dito ang layo pero napapag aral at nabubuhay NG maayos bakit ang mga taong nasa payag walang ginawa kundi mag busyo at umasa sa tulong NG iba o sisihin ang gobierno
Nasa mindset kasi yan, saka sa nilakihan nilang type ng environment.
Ang gusto nating mgapatag ay easy work.
Konting galaw, pera agad.. ayaw nating maghirap ng ganong kahirap na kumita. Chaka dapat mas malaki kinikita natin kasi nasa mas maayos eh..
Great Indigenous Igorot tribe Filipinos of the Philippines. The hinter center highland mountainous region of Luzon lived the great indigenous freedom loving tribal group called the Igorots never been subjugated by the powerful Spanish conqueror for many many centuries. I am proud my roots came from this great proud people.
Their English is way better compared to Koreans and Japanese without the much internet or school... And they are all Nice people Too...
5rr
Cause Philippines is the 5th most English speaking country
mostly because English language is one of the major subject they taught us in school
Filipino is fully English speaking
oh yes, that's very true. In all South Asian countries, philippine are large English language "spoken" best off all Pilipino are very "kind"
Proud Filipino here! Thank you for this video!
Amor Hope
You should be proud more to experience traveling on that road ...
For me me , Proud to be Saudi Arabian 🇸🇦🇸🇦who traveled on those road
Forgot to mention thanks for the Ilocano people for their hospitality
@@talalalhamadi8695 yes I always travel to this kind of road, I'm from the mountain near this place, from Benguet near Kalinga and we have the same road. It's a tricky roads but we are used to😍
Anong nakaka proud?
Even if we dont have everything, but we care for each other, help each other...bayanihan, this is our culture as Filipino...
All country have that
💖💖💖💖💖😇
Amazing drivers. Thank you . I didn't know how it was like to live there until I watched your amazing video.
I love Kalinga&Mountain Province
Thank you man today we able explore the various parts of the world while laying in the bed
oh ya 😂
Am in my bed thinking of how luck I am
Haha right
Bro exactly who needs to travel when you can just type in your phone the destination you want to go 🤣🤣🤦🏽♀️
Goggle earth is also a fun way to explore the earth. I have travelled to many places all in the comfort of my home lol
Super videos ! 👍. Greetings from Ireland ! ☘️
Thank you for watching my country try to visit in Philippines u will enjoy there especially in cebu palawan boracay and batangas and baguio
@@myrnapequit9710 You're very welcome. Hopefully some day ! :)
I' m from isabela Cagayan valley.. Philippines and love our culture.
Thank u very much for the such amazing documentary.
EddieqaAlbano