Using a pedicab, a man traveled for 66 days from Bukidnon to Zamboanga City
PEDICAB – A man has traveled for 66 days from Bukidnon to Zamboanga City using his pedal-powered tricycle.
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to lose sight of our personal goals and get caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life. But one man from the Philippines is defying the odds by using his pedal-powered vehicle to achieve his travel goals.
Meet Neiljhay Matunding, a man from Bukidnon, who traveled to Zamboanga City on his pedicab, a pedal-powered tricycle, for 66 days straight while fulfilling his travel goals. Matunding’s pedicab also serves as his home and livelihood, as he sells pandesal or bread to earn a living.
Matunding’s journey was not just about reaching his destination. It was also about overcoming his inner struggles. He shared that he has been battling depression and using his travels to fight against it. Matunding found solace in the support he received from his online followers, who cheered him on throughout his journey.
His journey was not just about himself, but also about raising awareness for mental health. By sharing his story online, he inspired others to seek help and support when facing similar challenges.
According to GMA News, Matunding’s next destination is Tawi-Tawi, an island province in the southern Philippines known for its pristine beaches and rich culture. Through his pedicab travels, Matunding is not only fulfilling his dreams but also showcasing the beauty and diversity of his homeland.
Matunding’s journey is a testament to the human spirit and the power of determination. His story reminds us that anything is possible if we set our minds to it and that even the most challenging obstacles can be overcome.
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