Watch the special documentary of GMA 7 hosted by Drew Arellano which they did in Mindoro called "300 Kilometro, Ang Paglalakbay" airing May29 10:30pm .
Drew Arellano "Naghike kami sa isang isolated valley, pagdating mo don wala talagang electricity, walang signal!"
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Watch Drew Arellano and Isabelle Daza as they hosted GMA 7's 300 KILOMETRO: Ang Paglalakbay tonight (May 29, 2011) 10:15 pm on SNBO!"300 KILOMETRO—that's all the distance that separates Metro Manila from Sitio Latag in Occidental Mindoro. But with the stark contrast in size, population, and especially the lifestyle, the city and the sitio are practically worlds apart.
"GMA News and Public Affairs' 300 KILOMETRO is a 60-minute special that aims to bring the two places and its people closer by opening their doors to the "ultimate outsiders"—five people who will explore, enjoy, and educate themselves in a span of three nights and two days.
"First, there are the three Mangyan tribesmen namely: Bidoy, Gabin and Roman. Born, raised and still living in the tiny community in one of the mountains of Mindoro Occidental, the customs and traditions of their ancestors are still deeply ingrained in their hearts and minds. In fact, they look at Manila not as the "promised land" but as "no man's land" whose negative influence might ruin their culture and their way of life.
"Then there's Drew Arellano, the "native" from the urban jungle whose journey will take him to Sitio Latag to try and convince the locals about taking the big leap to Manila, the city they consider as "strange and sinful." And at the same time, Drew is taking a big step away from his comfort zone, to immerse and learn the simple ways of the rural folk.
"Lastly, there's Isabelle Daza, the very modern and highly-visible member of Manila 's elite who will serve as host/travel guide to the visitors from the highlands.
"They are the strangers who will come together to become guest and host, mentor and student, traveler and travel guide.
"They are the members of the so-called modern and primitive societies who will show viewers what's to come and what may be lost.
"They are the "natives" who will take viewers 300 kilometers and beyond to see the Philippines through a new set of eyes, with open minds and the purest of hearts.
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