Nice video po. Im indian and I'm an alumni of DMSF, missing Davao and Missing Philippines 🇵🇭❤.

watching sir here, late replay nalang eheh nabusy kase ako. keep safe sa road trip sir

habol kapatid nalate ako sa airport

Nice sharing 💕

Ive never been at davao international AirPort Friend. Smooth kaau ang paadto didto noh ka Nice sa weather na pud blue na blue and sky maau wla nag ulan hehe.. og maau ky wlay traffic.. thanks for sharing the beautiful international AirPort at davao

wow ang smooth ng byahe idol, ang luwag pala ng kalsada dyan, bagong kapitbahay po mula dito sa cavite

na'miss ko tuloy ang davao..see u soon #davao

I moved back to the States about 7 years ago. I am about to return to the Philippines in a few months and I am beginning to stress about how I am going to deal with culture shock once again. The first time I began to drive in the Philippines I was terrified. It is so different from how we drive in the US. Most drivers in the US obey traffic rules as they were taught before beginning to drive. We are taught to obey rules in general. Even with walking. Americans are taught to walk on the right side. In Asia, people tend to walk where ever and usually on the left side. This causes people to bump into each other and just makes getting around that much more frustrating. Driving is the same way. In America, we drive on the right side. That brings me to something I saw in this video. Twice the traffic was faced with a blinking red light. A blinking red light is similar to a stop sign. Blinking yellow light means slow down or it is a warning of some driving condition. In this video, no one stopped at either light.

ilang taon na rin akong di nakakapunta airport!nakakamis..hay kailan kaya uli maka fly!hahaha

Blue jud Ang sky ay...mo landing rako diha puhon hahaha awh international d.i na hahaha

Joy unsa ni adlawa Dili lge traffic

Korek always parking fee hehehhe