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How to watch 360° video →About this 360° tour
Continue our incredible 360 VR journey in the heart of the Pamulaklakin Forest Trail, where the Aeta people demonstrate how to cook in the jungle using only bamboo and a knife. Following the previous video on traditional fire-making, this episode takes survival skills to the next level as the Aetas showcase their resourcefulness and deep connection with nature.
Watch as they skillfully turn simple bamboo into cooking vessels and utensils, preparing food in the most natural and sustainable way. From using bamboo as a cooking pot to crafting makeshift tools, you’ll get a firsthand look at how indigenous communities thrive in the wild.
This video, filmed on July 6, 2024, offers an educational and immersive experience, highlighting the importance of traditional survival skills and how they are still relevant today. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a fan of indigenous culture, or simply curious about survival techniques, this 360 VR video is a must-watch.
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About this recording
This page preserves an original 360 Tour recording from Pamulaklakin Trail, captured on July 6, 2024. The 15:12 recording is part of the site's events, asmr & demonstrations archive.
The website version adds searchable place, date, route and collection context around the original YouTube upload so the recording can be explored alongside related videos instead of as an isolated clip.
June–July 2024 trip context
These recordings fall within a series of short Luzon trips made while family friends from Europe were visiting in June and July 2024. Rather than one long trip, Subic was used as a base for several one- to three-day mini-vacations, making it possible to explore different destinations without turning the visit into one continuous road trip.
The most important part of the period was spending time together and sharing places in the Philippines. Some destinations were familiar and could be shown to the visitors from local experience; Pangasinan and the Hundred Islands were new to Kris as well, so that part of the trip was a first-time experience for everyone traveling together.
Traffic delays were not a major concern during these outings because the group was traveling in vacation mode rather than trying to commute on a schedule. Videos recorded on the same date often belong to one continuous outing and are linked together on 360tour.tv where the recording data makes that relationship clear.
A long-running home-area archive
Subic Bay, Olongapo and the surrounding Freeport make up one of the deepest parts of the 360 Tour archive because they have been filmed repeatedly over many years. That makes the collection useful not only as travel footage but also as a record of roads, businesses, attractions and everyday routes at different points in time.
Road layouts and traffic patterns have changed during the life of the archive. More recent local changes include additional one-way routing on some roads and a newer bridge connection between the Freeport and Olongapo, both of which can change how a present-day trip compares with older footage. Older videos should therefore be treated as a view of the place on the recorded date, not as turn-by-turn current navigation.
More from the same recorded day
These recordings share the same filming date and can help reconstruct the wider outing or route.
- Making Fire in the Jungle: Aeta Survival Skills | 360 VR | July 2024 — Pamulaklakin Trail
- Walking the Pamulaklakin Forest Trail with an Aeta Guide | 360 VR Experience | July 2024 — Pamulaklakin Trail
Video details
- Recorded location
- Pamulaklakin Trail
- Geographic area
- Subic Bay Area, Philippines
- Experiences
- Events, ASMR & Demonstrations
- Published
- November 15, 2024
- Recorded
- July 6, 2024
- Duration
- 15:12
- Format
- Immersive 360° video