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THESE PEOPLE CHOSE TO LIVE IN THE WATER RATHER THAN LAND
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300 meters off the coast of Isabela, Basilan is home to thousands of Badjao living on the floating houses. SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE ADVENTURE! #Badjao #Basilan
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- Observations of a clean environment without much garbage
- First-time experience seeing houses built over water
- Discussing the Bajau people, who live on the sea, not on land
- Exploring Zamboanga City and the journey to Basilan via a fast craft ferry
- Descriptions of Zamboanga City Port and its ship services like Montenegro Shipping Lines, Light Ferries, Wisam Express
- Details of fast craft accommodations: Tourist Class (P290 per passenger) and Economy Class (P220 per passenger)
- Travel from Zamboanga City Port to Isabela City, Basilan, taking about 40 minutes, with views of nearby islands including Grand Santa Cruz Island
- Arriving in Basilan after roughly one hour of travel and encountering many passengers due to the morning trip
- Mentioning transport options like tricycles outside the port and being guided by a local named Sir Joseph
- Visit to the tourism office in Isabela City hall with discussion on safety for tourists
- Comments on the daily influx of visitors and the city's popular resort Pahali
- Mention of various types of boats at the port, including the "puppet" boats for traveling to rough water areas
- Discussion on differences in canoe designs based on water conditions
- Observation of houses on stilts over the water and house interior details
- Explanation of waste management and a communal septic tank
- Mention of seeing starfish and other sea creatures under the houses, similar to an aquarium setting
- Visit to the center of Barangay Tampalan and mention of a concrete pathway for stability against waves
- Commentary on the cleanness of the water and lack of garbage
- Pointing out the infrastructure like water meters and electric meters attached to outsized pylons
- Security discussion highlighting the safety improvements in Basilan over the past 15 years
- Mention of a historical marker for the first circumnavigation of the world, acknowledging the route Magellan took through this part of Mindanao in October 1521
- Efforts by the local government unit (LGU) to turn historical sites into tourist attractions


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Tingnan nyo, yung mga mata nila, kulay orange.
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Saan to sir nakukuha? Sa dagat o sa ilog?
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Sa dagat.
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Isa sa mga napansin ko dito sa lugar nila,
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yung kalinisan, walang ganong basura,
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maging dito sa tubig.
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First time kong nakakita ng ganitong klaseng pabahay
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kasi karamihan sa mga nadadaanan natin,
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