GMA Network’s award-winning infotainment program Amazing Earth marks a momentous milestone as it celebrates six years of captivating Kapuso viewers with its breathtaking destinations and inspiring conservation stories.
Hosted by Kapuso Primetime King Dingdong Dantes, Amazing Earth has become a household favorite, showcasing the beauty of nature and the importance of preserving our planet.
To commemorate this special occasion, Amazing Earth is presenting a three-part series titled “Mga Adventures na may Puso para sa Kalikasan.” The show will also introduce a new animal series entitled “Africa’s Deadliest” (Season 6) which promises to bring viewers on a thrilling journey to explore Africa’s most dangerous animals.
The three-part 6th Anniversary kicks off on June 28, taking viewers on an unforgettable adventure to the stunning Hundred Islands National Park in the Philippines. Witness Ms. Earth-Air 2023 Yllana Aduana conquer an inter-island zipline and cliff dive inside a cave. The episode also sheds light on the park’s rich biodiversity through a segment featuring the inspiring “Mama Ranger” of Tubbataha Marine Park, the country’s biggest protected marine park and bird sanctuary.
The adventure continues on July 5, as Dingdong accepts the challenge of going underwater for a breathtaking helmet dive with his cousin, actor Arthur Solinap. Get inspired by Pinoy global surfing champion Jay-R Esquivel Jr. and his dedication to the sport, following his late brother’s footsteps as a one-legged surfer.
On July 12, Amazing Earth takes a thrilling plunge into Africa’s Deadliest: Oceans. In the Philippines, meet the legendary Lola Scubasurero and the Subasureros of Hundred Islands, who have dedicated their lives to the park. The episode will also feature Sparkle artist Angel Leighton as she unleashes her inner ninja warrior and conquers the world’s largest permanent obstacle course.
Don’t miss out on the excitement every Friday at 9:35 p.m. on GMA-7 as Amazing Earth celebrates six years of eco-adventures and continues to inspire viewers to appreciate and protect the wonders of nature. Global Pinoys can also catch the program via GMA Pinoy TV. For more stories about the Kapuso Network, visit www.GMANetwork.com.
