Filipinos is very warm and welcoming people,hospitable,generous that’s makes proud and shout to the whole world that I am a Filipino.

Pinoy hospitality, astig! Kahit d ka kilala o pamilya they will welcome you in their house. And kahit konti ano meron sila they share. Proud to be a Filipino! 😊

@filmanytravel

2 жыл бұрын

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@risingstarmountain9321

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Ganyan tlga mga igorot..

@magdalenamiertschin2123

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Not only igorot po basta taga probinsia mababait ang mga tao.

@josephinearranz6656

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the best talaga...

@deypiserl3211

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yes it's true try to visit our hometown Lubuagan

)No need to cry Brod, I shed happy tears on your behalf; when Ate Nene displayed your jersey and stated that Manong Teddy tucked it away as a souvenir to remember you, and her displaying it proudly, to me it was a profound moment. P.S. I rewatched the original vlog from three years ago. That kape moment was indeed heartwarming. #Tilawigrules

thank you for featuring the Mountain Province and extreme north luzon tribes! proud igorota here!

I love it how spontaneous you are Kulas, in Philippines Culture eating together and sharing together with one plate and with bare hands consider as "sacred". You really embody Filipino culture and heritage. Kudos to you Kulas.

Heirloom rice - cultured on the ancient old terraces and re-cultivated gene throughout the years. It is also harder to cultivate vs. ones grown on the lowlands. They only crop out 2x a year as opposed to 3x in the lowlands... parting their home use rice to someone special is indeed humbling!

@yengsabio5315

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Tinawun.

The'"toughness "of the cordillerans' i guess comes from roots of their ancestors being a warriors but at the same time very hospitable people

Wow!!!! Hats off to the whole community. You can really see that the Filipino hospitality is ingrained in all of them. It is very heart warming to see and I am so proud of all of them. Whatever they have they don’t think twice to share to others and welcome them in their home.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I went back and watched your first interaction with (brother) Teddy 3yrs ago. You remembered and visited again 3yrs later. You’re a good man, Kulas!

@jobucksonoya1981

2 жыл бұрын

Same here

@Dan-xx5jq

2 жыл бұрын

That is the mark of a good man. He cherishes his friends.

Very nice kulas…I almost cried when I saw you carrying the bag of rice and the walis god bless and be safe

I don't mind living in those mountaintop villages. Living a simple life, enjoying the friendly hospitality of the Kalinga people.

Kyle, hi! I am so bursting with pride right now, knowing that my filipino people, no matter what culture we belong, what island we lived from all iver the Philippines, we are all one as filipino. Our new President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is right, we should be united as one, a Filipino. As I said, I am bursting with pride, because filipino are truly a giving. & sharing people. You see, how respectable they are to you? They let you try & eat their food first as a sign of respect in their Kalinga culture. Of course Kulas, you are so respectful to all of them. It is how you interact with them. You can go to all the islands in the Philippines, & get the same responds from them, pure respect! Love your tattoo Kyle, Vancouver Island on the Lt. foot, & was that on the Rt,, a tattoo of the whole Phil. Islands? This reminds me a funny story about 10 yrs. ago. I was in mainland Vancouver, & I asked direction from the bus driver, I said to him, sorry Sir to ask from you, but I don't know Vancouver very well because I am from the island. And, he said, I know, you are from the Philippine islands, I kinda laugh & said, yeah, but I meant Vancouver island, from Nanaimo. We both kinda laugh! Anyway, goodnight Kyle, continue what you are doing, spreading love & goodwill to all ! Glad you are reaching the very North part of the Philippine islands. The Bb. box should be on its way to Cateel in 2 mos. period, shipped from mainland Vancouver. God bless you in your travels, keep safe!

That's our practice in Cordillera,a visitor cannot go home without something , something simple like rice ,chicken, or anything to show our love and appreciation,

Their hospitality really warms my heart. Life there is simple but very comfortable and well. Everybody seems happy and content.

Thank you Sir Kulas for your kindness and love to the people’s of kalinga,our kababayan Cordelians.God bless you all there

It was a bit of a shame Manong Teddy was away but you get to meet his wife and other villagers. And left with precious village gifts. After watching this vlog, I had to hunt and find the where it all started; how you met Manong Teddy and the story behind the jersey. In that vlog, Manong Teddy was kind and hospitable to have offered a cup of coffee in his humble abode. He even showed you off where you parked your bike. It was nice of you to offer your jersey as a token of your appreciation. A genuinely kind person Manong Teddy is.

A lot of those watching this, watched when you met Manong Teddy for the first time. It was really a heartwarming vlog.

The igorots is like that they will give you something when you get back home that is our culture, its a kind of religion or style in Philippines.....as long as you are in their house part of the family.... the more you give away the more bless you received from God (Kabonian) as a genuine filipino, got a good heart, kindness and hospitality .........thank you for the VISIT...❤️❤️🇵🇭🇬🇧

Kulas, once again your vlogs convey the spirit of a people I vaguely know. Ah but slowly, video by video, a light is shining. Many warm thoughts to you and the people you encounter. Thanks!

threading Loving faith in the mountain village, brought my birth roots in 1951-68... God has an awesome way of caring for His people. God bless you and us all! Amen! watching in Australia with that little mountain village girl- such a small world we live graciously in gratitude.

Manong Teddy's family is so kind,you are so blessed Kyle to meet them😍

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2 жыл бұрын

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Very inspiring vlog #BecomingFilipino🙂🇵🇭Life is beautiful especially when you're sorrounded by amazing people 💖🌸 The world is a better place when there's great connection with everyone ☺️💖 I honestly love that community, so peaceful 💖Be safe and thanks for sharing positivity everyday ☺️❤️💖🌸🇨🇦

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Kulas you are a great ambassador from the west. Keep spreading the Aloha.

When you said you wanted to cry… I wanted to cry with you. This is so heartwarming thank you Kulas may the Good Lord protect you always. Praying for traveling mercy. This place is legit power on!!!

It's a nice reconnection again with the people you met once upon a time. You're a really good person Kulas. Power on.

You made connection there indeed. Everyone was saying, “ingat” as you leave and you got pasalubongs from them to take back home. Definitely worth coming back, right? By then, Teddy will be home. Great one. Thank you and Power On!

Kulas the way you smile with the people speak more than just words. This video has to be 10 out of 10. Thank you for taking us with you on your adventures. 👏👏👏👏👏👍🇺🇸

i envy your immersion experience so touching you have come back to Teddys village once again!

I felt the connection you've experience with this place Kulas, I myself belong to a close tight community (there in Cordillera Abra) where almost all the entire villagers are my akin..

Kulas I really love u comeback to this place.... I watch many times ur blog wit Manong Teddy.... WHAT a beautiful connection... Stay safe my friend...

From the fact that it once called the capital of the Philippines for 73 days in the first republic, Lubuagan still an underrated place. Nevertheless, history of this place must broadly acknowledge by historians, culturally and politically. Proud Ylubuagan here. ❤️

God is great..thank you for everything you do..you're sooo amazingly awesome wonderful nature ❤️ thank u 💖 😊

Thank you Kulas,when you said “I don’t wanna show weakness.I dont wanna cry.Thank you for the inspiration…

Love this video. I am a Philippines born American. You have been to a place I may not ever have the opportunity to go. As you were leaving it felt as if you were leaving a bit of heaven on earth. Thank you so much for sharing.

I love what you are doing Kulas bringing us even to the most remote area of our country. You are the first person I see doing these . Please continue your job and we will support you .God bless , guide and protect you in all your missions.Good luck.

Wow those "Brooms"" (Escóbas) are very stylish and they look strong.. They would also make a nice item to hang on a wall to show off. 👍🏾👍🏾 How many families live in the Village.?? Pork......you can never go wrong with Pork no matter how you fix it........Pork is "numero Uno"!!

Thank you kulas for this vlog... Welcome back to our place duya as... My relatives are enjoying having convo with you...👏

I am sad that you didn't see Manong Teddy, but so happy that you connected with the village people. Manang Nene and the rice: wow and the broom from Pakas. What a way to connect with people! That food looked good too.

This video reminds me to live simply , living life to the fullest is not about what you have accumulated materially, I think its time to go home...

The warm hospitality and the generousity of the Filipinos regardeless of status in life are one of the most incredible traits of Filipinos...so much pride and respect...hope they make you feel their sincere love to you Kulas...💚💟❤🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👍✌🤝👌👏👏👏

Such a beautiful family 👪 you visited!

Ingat lagi colas Godbles,sarap mgluto dami nila kahoy pang gatong.

God bless your way Kulas 🙏🙏🙏 So happy and grateful for visiting different places and culture round the Philippines, Mabuhay ka❤️❤️❤️

Kyle, enjoy your journey.The people of the Cordilleras are happy people.They have meaning and purpose in their lives.Isn’t happiness our ultimate goal? You’ve experienced an emotional “HIGH” since you arrived in this area. It moved, touched your heart and evoked strong feelings.It means ……..you have arrived.

That's the rice I am missing during my childhood days. Survives even with little water in the soil.

We Filipinos are like that, hospitable to a fault. We value guests like brothers and sisters. Some may not show it at first but once you warmed up with them, it's almost unending.

Eve if you missed Manong Teddy, you get more in return. You met his awesome relatives and the people of that village.

Kyle, thank you so much of how you value our country The Philippines and us the Filipinos. Mabuhay ka Kyle, maraming salamat.

Filipinos are sooo nice!

I adore your way of loving Filipino culture. Thanks for paying respect to the people 🙏❤️

What an amazing little village 👍🙂👍

Oh I remembered that shirt you give him and his so happy wow you’re especially to him Kulas he take care that shirt 👍👍👍

Very special episode......❤❤❤

Wohoo! #fighterboys unite! This is very heartwarming Kulas :) I have an aunt-in-law who’s a native of Kalinga. I must say they are the healthiest :)

kulas you are my inspiration i wils i was not cought up in the westren culture so much to enjoy my filipino family, i am canadin fron vanvouver island like you and i am married to my filipina asawa for 11 years. i hope when i retire there i can meet you some time and get more inspiration from you my brother.

I really admire your down to earth and politeness, friendliness GOD bless you always son 🙏❤️

I always wonder how they made those brooms... Wow! This is an awesome adventure so far. You made some great friends over in kalinga...

Maayo kaayo na ang mga tawo Kalinga Kulas! Healthy na lang ang bugas didto! Amping ka sa imong pag lakaw Datu Kulas!

Thanks for coming in lubuagan sir, u r always welcome 🤗

You’re a brave man going there by yourself! Glad you made friends with them that would last a lifetime! It’s nice to connect with other people and know their culture and lifestyle

@BecomingFilipino

2 жыл бұрын

not brave. realistic. so many good people around

@ninfatulayan2869

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@@BecomingFilipinoohhh my gash Kulas, grabe ka talaga .. hirap at pawis ang ginagawa mo , ur doing it with good vibes 👏👏👏 power on Kulas .. God bless

You didn't cry in this video but I did 🤗 The openness and generosity of spirit of people in rural areas can really overwhelm you sometimes. In bigger cities, we build high fences and security systems to keep people away but in rural Philippines, it is not uncommon to be met with a warm smile and for families to open their homes to you. Lovely that you experienced this connection with the family and neighbors of Manong Teddy. Happy trip indeed :)

The 1M celebratory scooter journey of BFF ( BECOMING FILIPINO FRIEND)....👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎉🎉🎉🎉

Your videos make my heart so happy. Your companionship and the hospitality of my fellowmen is so heartwarming.

Woooow! Ang galing ng View..and Culture..

It's heart warming experience Kulas a Filipino way of appreciating your effort of visiting a friend they are more than happy to see you and give you a pabaon. it's a remembrance for them huhuhu nakakaiyak

GOD BLESS THEM MAY GOD PROTECTS THEM AT ALL TIMES

Amazing friends......continue what youre doing Kulas, God bless you.

The Filipino hospitality where ever you go are intact very nice will take care of you.❤

They made the strongest brooms that last a lifetime 😂 we have igorots in mindanao who made that too,they’re located in Maco,davao de oro,by profession they are miners and during past time they make those, they’re from benguet who permanently resides in mindanao

Hi Kyle watching from San Francisco California USA 🇺🇸 Thank You so much 💙I miss home

The first video i watched from your channel was when you first met manong teddy, i was amazed by it, and from then on i have been a subscriber….it is nice of you to visit there again.

I did a marathon of your Apayao vlog 3 years ago. It still fun to watch even I have seen it. Next would be Kalinga. View of the mountains and her forrest are still fascinating.

awesome feelings kulas....great episode....good hospitality everywhere....job well done joe romano

Very healthy foods SA kalinga the best ang mga gulay sobrang swerte nila sa lupain nila.

Coming from u brod, if u have a good intention, good thing will get back to you, that community definitely share a good vibes,power on💪💪💪

Very touching ang inspiring moment my friend kulas… keep safe always

So awesome interaction with the locals and they speak good English

Kulas...you should include in your blogs are how to make local items like brooms, ratan furnitures, farmers on how they plant rice, irrigations etc.... just a thought. Keep doing a great job!

Kyle,what an amazing inspiring visit.Puhon Amping.

What a shame you never saw Teddy this time but at least you met his family and friends, with promises to return with pals. What a lovely little community up there in the mountains. Cheers for sharing and safe travels :)

People with kind hearts recognize a kindred spirit.. not surprised people open their homes and lives.

Sad Teddy was not there.. but thanks for coming back to Kalinga

God bless becoming Filipino Take care always.

Wait, I still remember one of your vlogs that you just visited this place.. wow time is so fast. And now you are back. make sure you cover that sack of rice with a 2nd layer of big plastic bag. It might rain and you only ride a scooter.

Coffee is life , Rice is life and rice with coffee is sometimes life also sa Pilipinas 👍 Nice video Kulas. Don't be sad bro you're doing good with your life and leaving happy memories with the people you meet along the way.👍 🇬🇧❤️🇵🇭☮️🍻👍✌️

Those broom weaving is awesome!!! I love how they make it much better than mass produced ones.

Just done watching the whole video the first one part of this. And I adore you endurance going to the village of Kalinga .

It is nice to see a place in the Philippines where nobody is busy with a cellphone.

Thank you Kulas for exploring the ilocos region ,my grandmother’s (apong)birthplace on my father side.💞💞💞🇯🇵🇵🇭

the view from kalinga going to baguio via halshima highway is really awesome.and they produce a great tasting rice wine.

Giving something to guest is one beautiful culture of cordillerans..if u visit ones house they always give u something to take home,be that rice,fruits, vegetables,souvenirs and sometimes live chickens/ducks..

@filmanytravel

2 жыл бұрын

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Your first trip to this place was one of my favourite vlogs. So glad you've visited them again. I can't wait for the boys to visit with you.

I watched (again) the episode where you met Manong Teddy. This made me smile all throughout Kulas. Enjoy Cordillera. May the good Lord be with you always. Please go to Benguet again :)

Amping Kulas!💪👍👊

Very cool Kyle...yeah I feel what you feel... wonderful and very heartbreaking... goosebumps... thanks Kulas...

its nice to mix that red rice to nfa rice so yummy great adventure tour sharing kulas can't wait again to see you and boy perstym riding together keep safe

I’m so proud of you Kyle everything that you do and always smiles 😊😇 to people even when you’ve looking pagod. 😍🥰🌹❤️

@filmanytravel

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sobra galang nila kapag may tao na dayo sa kanilang lugar

Hehee ang galing ni kulas tlga makisama

I wish someday I can visit this place Kabugao. Watching from Canada!