This Is What Happens When You Die In The Philippines 🇵🇭

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The people of Sagada follow a unique burial ritual. The elderly carve their own coffins out of hollowed logs. If they are too weak or ill, their families prepare their coffins instead. The dead are placed inside their coffins (sometimes breaking their bones in the process of fitting them in), and the coffins are brought to a cave for burial. This is just one of the many ancient rituals and traditions that the people of the Cordillera Administrative Region (collectively known as Igorots) of Northern Philippines have preserved.
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@lesterdelrosario11 Месяц назад

I love it! We usually see foreigners vlogging in beaches here, and you chose something different. A very local, indigenous content. 👌

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Thank you for watching ❤️❤️

@Leandro-sk5mt Месяц назад

Experiencing first hand the culture of the different countries like the Philippines is priceless. It enriches one's being. You're lucky sir and ma'am for experiencing all of this. Not many have the chance to experience this. God bless your travel vlog.

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

It really is life changing, and I’m not exaggerating😇

@moscow487 Месяц назад

Im from cordillera particularly near Banaue Ifugao but i never been there 😊good for you guys,and thank you for featuring our province and get to know about our culture ❤,take cafe guys and kerp safe

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

it was great fun!

@mydettegayagay1806 Месяц назад

thank you so much maam shannon and sir allan for visiting sagada ❤ nadz here😊

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Ahhh it was so nice to meet you, thank you for showing us around your hometown♥️🇵🇭

@mydettegayagay1806 Месяц назад

❤ your welcome maam/sir

@pagasaprffwc2992 Месяц назад

your guide gave a good account of things and issues - very informative. luv it.

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

She was amazing🫶🏻

@amntours Месяц назад

I'm a Filipino living here in the UK but I haven't been to sagada since we moved to Spain 30 years ago and moved again to the UK. And I enjoyed watching your vlog Alan and Shannon..I also have content but just walking and showing beautiful places here in the UK

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Was such a beautiful small village. Where about's in Spain did you live?

@amntours Месяц назад

@@alanshannon3884 Barcelona

@carlosdicang1654 Месяц назад

Wow, you visit my place Mountain Province, there is what they called the Igorots, hope you enjoyed the country side

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Absolutely loving it so far ♥️

@ArchieS-id8lf Месяц назад

I like that they're keeping Sagada for Sagadans only. I wish they'd do that to the other beautiful places in the Philippines like Palawan, etc.

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

It’s really nice isn’t it!! It’s keeps all the traditions in the village

@noelsantiago6309 Месяц назад

Sending ❤. LOVE THE PHILIPPINES!

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Much love 🫶🏻

@homey4523 Месяц назад

Interesting vlog. Very educational. Your friendly guide is so informative and well versed. People live longer there because of the clean atmosphere, no pollution. Also no chemicals or pesticides are used.

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Thank you, this was a different style of video for us! It’s crazy how many people you hear that are over 100 in the region, just shows you should really take the time to know what you are putting into your body

@homey4523 Месяц назад

@@alanshannon3884 I 100 % agree.

@hildajones1426 Месяц назад

It's very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

@orlandol.telesforo9597 Месяц назад

🌹So Beautiful, 🤙 Thank you for sharing your video. 🌹♥️ Take care and stay healthy. 🏝️It’s more fun having you in the Philippines 🇬🇧🇵🇭awesome.🤙

@monkeylupi1922 Месяц назад

I like how these vloggers take a different route than others. Vloggers usually go straight to the islands without seeing the Northern side of the country which has different kind of beauty and culture

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

The north is our favourite, totally different country to the south!

@astronomer6256 Месяц назад

sagada is my favorite place in philippines. Kept coming back

@ilabmuzic2461 Месяц назад

Watching 🇵🇭🇸🇦

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

lets go!

@thewanderingdogOg Месяц назад

Nice Video and presentation of SAGADA ☺️ I like how you spend quality time for Q&A with the guide and not just like a tourist that just pass through 😂 hope you guys able to visit the SEA of CLOUDS ☁️🤣👍

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Very interesting to hear what life is like to grow up in a very small community

@allenjoypacis8287 Месяц назад

Hello Shannon and Alan and thanks for visiting our places

@johnsweeney8243 Месяц назад

What a beautiful place, been catching up on your videos for a wee while now and the content is fantastic, your truly living the dream thought it was nice that the dogs name was just Alan backwards,enjoy your travels, best wishes from Dumbarton x

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Your not far from our home town, thank you for subscribing to our channel🫡

@user-de9us5kj1h Месяц назад

welcome to the philippines...new subs here...filipino OFW in middle east...

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Thanks for joining us🫡

@jserenity Месяц назад

Too bad you guys didnt trek to the Baw-Eng Coffee shop all the way to Paytukan cliff. Its just down there. You guys would have loved that trek

@mydettegayagay1806 Месяц назад

Im sorry for maam/sir cause they already paid the guidefee the day before the tour and they chose to do the shorter trek but anyway if they wish to come back they would definetely visit more of the toursites here in Sagada.

@leonidoamante1773 Месяц назад

Welcome back! You had incredible vlogs from China then here in the Philippines, now exploring northern part of the country where you experience and see the countryside and the "hanging coffin", an ancient burial site in Sagada, that's wonderful!

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Thank you, it's been amazing to explore the gorgeous countryside in the Phillipines!

@SkyRocket555 Месяц назад

I enjoyed this different style from you, nice educational cultural video

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Thank you❤️

@pauliejojo8241 Месяц назад

As you go down you may visit San Juan La Union to experience a beach party. I'm 46yo Filipino but I never had the chance to climb in Sagada town and see these hanging coffins of native primitive Filipino highlanders.

@RayenRozario Месяц назад

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

♥️

@keymonkey1230 Месяц назад

maybe sagada is the popular one when it comes to burrying the dead bec of it's accessibility because there are prettier views and exposed coffins in those parts of this region is well maintained. she mentioned one, she said tacadang. there are canyons and waterfalls there with the mountains and rice terraces.

@ThaWanderer Месяц назад

❤❤❤

@amirtv2702 Месяц назад

try the sagada cave its worth it

@MukhaMoPwetNgLangaw Месяц назад

Don't forget to visit Strawberry Farm in Baguio

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Strawberries everywhere this time of year! It must be harvest time

@arnie13vlogs-jp6bl Месяц назад

Strawberry farm is not in Baguio. It's in La Trinidad Benguet the capital of benguet. Near Baguio

@DarwinTacloy Месяц назад

And upter sagada goto banawi and elokos nortey pagod pod sland and elokosur bigan birey Spanish and alaminos pangasinan subject zambalis and tagay Tay city and baler aurora provines

@elezarsalazar3210 Месяц назад

Hi I'm new subcriber too your channel❤❤❤

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Welcome, thank you for joining us on our journey❤️

@manongbong1533 Месяц назад

Filipino here in NY watching 👍👍

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Thank's for watching😃

@JEgkt Месяц назад

If you guys have a chance, there is a place called the Shire of Sagada. It is inspired by the hobbit houses in the movie and there is alot these types of accommodations but there in Sagada it stands out just the settings and location.

@axlchrisdawn8914 Месяц назад

Hello. Nice content. Would like to ask your accent, is it Scottish or Scouse? I love it.

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

We are both Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@victoriafediuk362 Месяц назад

Allan and Shannon, That is their culture in that Province. Their beliefs is different from us here in our Province. I live in Sablan, Benguet between La Union and Baguio. And our tradition is to bury our love ones not to hang their coffins. we respect that but not ours here. maybe some here in Benguet but I haven't seen any of that where I live. Nothing wrong its just to let you know.Tank you for visiting our country. They call it third world country, now its developing country I quess. Hopefully.

@hildajones1426 Месяц назад

Alan and Shannon. That's an old2 tradition. It doesn't happen in other places in the cordelliera.😊

@user-ms6hx8kz1u Месяц назад

ive watched braveheart ,william wallace,ur from scotland?

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Correct🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@bertronix182 Месяц назад

Its been there for 2000 years.

@paulmarks8979 Месяц назад

Thats before primitive times not nowadays, got madam/ sir.

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Cool traditions

@taichiwinchester1102 Месяц назад

We have those hanging coffins in southeastern China too. Nobody knows why people put them there and the tradition is dead because the peoples who performed this burial ritual no longer exists (extinct or Sinicized). They must be the ancestors of the northern Filipinos.

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Thats really interesting! Such a unique tradition and its kind of cool that nobody in that region really understands why

@francisthegreat4064 Месяц назад

Are there any cemeteries in the Philippines?

@sprikitik9719 Месяц назад

Yes of course

@francisthegreat4064 Месяц назад

@@sprikitik9719 So why do they bury the dead suspended?

@alanshannon3884 Месяц назад

Yes they have normal cemeteries too

@louislanuza1419 Месяц назад

it's a tradition from several tribes in northern philippines for 2,000 years now.even in guizho province in china,they are doing that.but the oldest is in fujian province dating back,3000 years ago.