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Kamis, 11 Februari 2010
SPECIAL EVEN GUIDE
If you haven’t visited Indonesia yet, because we’re presenting thousand of Fascinating events
You’ll be able to experience colourful harvest celebrations. Ancient religious ritual exotic dancing, art and craft displays, puppet shows and much more.
You’ll watch races between boats, horses, bulls, even chickens.
You can eat foot made with spices you’ve never even heard of.
You can climb a volcano, and feel a fire god rumbling beneath your feet
On another volcano you can play golf in the crater mouth. (The golf course is one of the world’s top thirty, and was designed by world champion, Peter Thomson MBE )
Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago, compromised of more than 13,000 islands.
It has population of round 180 million, making it the world’s fifth largest nation, and leading to an astounding diversity of cultures amongst its peoples
Indonesia’s tropical forests are home to some of the world’s rarest, species, including tigers, rhinos, leopards, bears and monkeys.
From the air our islands are beautiful, one famous writer describing them as “emeralds scattered across sapphire seas “
So why not read through some of the events we’re presenting during Visit Indonesia Year, and join the millions of guests we expect to welcome during 1991.
This is the year more people than ever will be saying: “lets go, Archipelago !”
BALI NUSA DUA FESTIVAL
Nusa Dua – Bali AT The Nusa Dua Festival you can experience a wide range of special events, including colourful art and craft exhibitions, lively performances of traditional dance and music, and a cornucopia of delicious foods. There are exciting boat races too.
BOROBUDUR FESTIVAL
Borobudur – Central Java You can take apart in ten-day festival featuring dazzling art and craft displays, performances of traditional dance, drama and music, all night leather puppet shows, and the Borobudur Fun Run.
There will be photographic and will flower exhibitions, and many other thrilling and exotic events
ISTIQLAL FESTIVAL
Istiqlal Mosque – Jakarta, Java At this festival ,in largest Mosque in south East Asia , you’ll hear readings from the koran, see concerts and dance performances and you can also attend a symposium on women in Islamic culture,
You can see interesting architecture, art and food exhibitions special film screenings, and much more, It’s definitely an event for those fascinated by religious and cultural traditions.
KRATON FESTIVAL
Kraton Yogyakarta and SOLO, Java
You’ll experience a range of activities including ancient ritual ceremonies, a colourful art and craft festival, batik and beauty care demonstrations, and leather puppet shows, to mane just a few.
REGION1, ACEH, NORTH AND WEST SUMATRA, RIAU
Sumatra, for example, has in recent years become a “must see” destination.
Visitors unaware of Sumatra’s colourful illustrious past will discover an unexpected richness of cultures, architecture, arts and festivals.
There are contrasts at every turn
Some areas, like Aceh, show vivid
REGION2, JAMBI, SOUTH SUMATSRA, BENGKULU
Althoughsst it may be new to tourists, South Sumatra has been visited by fosreigners for centusries.
Palembang. For example. Was amajor trading posrt up until the 13th Century.now, it is once again a major metropolis due to oil wealth, and is Indonesia’s richest city
Visit here in August and witness the popular Bidar, or canoe races, held to celebrate Independence Day (17th).
The one thing that attracts people all year round to this region is the Woy Kambas Reserve neara Tanjungkaraqng.
The marshes and open grasslands along the coast make it the best place on the island tosee tigers, elephants and masses og wild birds.
REGION3, LAMPUNG, JAKARTA, WEST AND CENTRAL JAVA, YOGYAKARTA.
The island of Java is the one that most people visit because there is just so much to see and do.
Major citiws such as Jakarta, Bandung and Yogyakarta have regular showings of all the traditional art forms of interest to visitors including wayang kulit leather puppets, the Ramayana ballet and gamelan music performances.
This is also the region for a glimpse of rare wildlife, temples, palaces and breathtaking matural beauty. Hesare you can view Krakatau, the infamois volcano that eruprted in1803.
And near Yogyakarta is the greatest of all Indonesianmonuments, the truly awesome Borobudur Temple.
Nearbaay is thes splendid Hindu temple at Prambanan.
This area is the cultural heart of Indonesia and festivals abound just about all year round.
Most festivals involve music, dance and sporting events can be as varied as boat races, ram fights and turtledove contests.
REGION4. EAST JAVA, WEST AND EAST NUSATENGGARA, BALI.
Travel to Eas Java and you ger away from the more heavily touristed areas.
Surabaya,Malang, Madura and Mt.Bromo, one of the actve volcanoes in the area, are all places for the advbnturous to explore.
However, also in thes region is on4e of the meosrt popular of Indonesia’s islands, the magical Bali.
Visit Bali and you can find yourself in a culture where festivals, ceremonies, music and dance are all part of daily life.
Bali is up-to-the-minute,
yet centuries old . The music is disco to gamelan; the shopping is from latest fashion to traditional crafts,
Gather on the beach with locals for the spectacular sunsets then settle into one of a superb array of restaurants and perhaps later, head off to a nightclub.
Bali seems to bring together the best of all worlds and nowhere can make a guest feel more warmly welcome than here.
Other islands in this region are much less visited than Bali, so festivals events and sightseeing include fewer tourists, which, of course some travellers prefer.
REGION5. EAST, SOUTJ, CENTRAL, AND
WEST KALIMANTAN
For something adventurous try Kalimantan, the Indonesia part of Borneo.
Most visitors come here all year round with one thing on their itinerary, a boat trip through the jungle to visit the Dayak people.
It’s an adventurous way to leave the 20th Century behind for a while.
As we;; as meeting the Dayak people, visitors are often in for another special event; a canoe trip across Lake Jempang escorted by the unique freshwater dolphins of the area!
South Kalimantan is popular because it’s the centre of Indonesia’s gemstone trade – diamonds, amethysts,
Sapphires and agates abound.
REGION6. SOUTH, SOUTH-EAST,
CENTAL AND NORTH SULAWESI.
For those in search of something different, Sulawesi is the place. Most interesting to visit are the north and south of the island,
The central region is a little-known area and rarely visited. Of course, for some travellers, this is the very attraction.
One special event that does draw visitors to this isolated region is that of the world’s rare Moleo birds saying eggs the which takes place between January and July each year.
First-time visitors hould make sure to take a trip to the Torajan communities in South Sulawesi.
Here are the famous Toraja tombs; man-made caves cut into sheer clif faces, balconies staring across the jungle.Relaxation on your mind? Head for North Sulawesi– beautiful coral reefs, with sandy beaches and clear water.
In the highlands, there are lakes and invigorating hot springs.
REGION7. MALUKU AND IRIAN JAYA
Maluku also has all the ingredients for a tropical island paradise –The climate, sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and hospitable people.
The one thing it doesn’t have is the tourist invasion. In the past, however, it has seen more than its share of foreigners,
The island of Ambon , to where visitors are flown, was once the centre of the world’s are flown, was once the centre of the world’s richest spice trade.
Cloves, cinnamon,. Pepper, nutmeg and mace brought the attention of
The Portuguese, Spanish, English and finally, the Dutch. Remnants of their stay make for some fascinating sightseeing
January
January-July THE MALEO BIRDS
Bangkiriang, Luwuk District, central Sulawesi See rare Maleo birds, or brush turkeys, laying their eggs in holes in the ground, the same way turtles do
TEMPLE FESTIVALS
Bali Temple festivals occur almost every day in Bali. Offerings are carried to the temple and purification ceremonies are performed. In the evening, you can see performances of sacred dances and gamelan music.
ADUAN SAPI (BULL FIGHT)
Bondowoso, East java Come to Bondowoso and traditional bull fighting
Contests which are held at least six times month,at weekends.
1 NEW YEARS’S DAY
National throughout Indonesia, Observed throughout the country as a public holiday, the celebration of the international New Year varies from area to area, In Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bandung as wdell as Christian dominated North Sulawesi and Ambon, festivitiwd include carnivals and firework displays. Church services are held throughout the country.
1 ANNIVERSARY OF WEST KALIMAMTAN PROVINCE
Pontianak, West Kalimantan
The annivrrsary of West Klimantan Province is celebrated with art and craft display and various exhibitions.
5 KETOPRAK PERFORMANCE
Yogyakarta, Java you’ll be fascinated by this traditional Javanese drama, with stories drawn from the folklore and history of Indonesia
The performance is held at the Auditorium of RRI Nusantara
H, Yogyakarta from 8.30pm
5-6 WAYANG ORANG CANCE DRAMA
Yogyakarta java See a two-part performance by the Indonesia Arts High School at Jalan PG Madukismo from 7.30pm to 9pm. Night one; The abduction of Shinta Night two; Senggono Duto.
12-14 WAYANG KULIT
Yogyakarta Java Watch a leather puppet show by RRI Studio Nusantara
2 Yogyakarta, held at the Sasono Hinggil Dwi Abad Hall from 9pm to 6am the next morning
15, 16, 17 CULTURAL PERFORMANCE
Slemen, Yogyakarta, Java Catch this monthly peraformance of rtraditional dance and music at the Serbaguna Building, Sleman, from 8pm to 11pm.
3rd Week PAGER WESI DAY
Throughout Bali Popular day in northern Bali, when offerings to stave off evil forces are made to Sang Hyang Pramesti Guru, creator of the universe
26 January- 6 February
VISIT INDONESIA EXPO’91
Halls A, B, C and D, Jakarta Fair Ground, Java See an exhibition of
Indonesian Batik furniture, leather and electronic goods, A marching band and special parade will highlight the exhibition.
27 WAYANG KULIT
Kotagede, Yogyakarta, Java Watch this leather pupper show at the Proyodanan Building, Jalan Mondorakan, Kotagede from 9pm to 5am the next morning
31 ANNIVERSARY OF SIDOARJO
Sidoarjo east Java The anniversary of the tow tht is known for its batik, shrimp and “Bandeng’” a type of sea fish.
31 CLOSING THE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS
Hila Village, Ambon , Maluku Help us celebrate the New Year, feasting on sago, sweet potatoes and wild game, The “Bandendang” or singing event, lasting all night, marks the end of New Year celebrations.
February
January-July THE MALEO BRIDS
Bangkiriang, Luwuk District, Central Sulawesi You ca se rare Maleo birds, or brush turkeys, laying their eggs in hokes in the ground, the same way turtles do.
TEMPLE FESTIVALS
Bali Temple festivals occur almost every day in Bali. Offering ar carried to the temple an purfication ceremonies to are performed, In the evening, you can see performances of sacred dances anf gamelan music.
ADUAN SAPI (BULL FIGHT)
Bondowoso, East , Java Come to Bondowoso and situbondo and watch traditional bull fighting contess which are held at least six times amonth, at weekends.
February and march
NYALE CEREMONY
Kuta Beach, South Lombok At this event, which onlu occurs once ayea, you can see Lombok’s Kuta Beach being visited by thousands of sea creatures which locals call ‘”Nyale” The event is preceded by certain rituals and by tadition, uyoung people come to the beach to find suitable parner for veach o find suitable partners for marriage and to catcth the creatures.
You can easily reach Kuta Beach from Ampenan or Mataram.
PEJAGRAN
West Lombok Temple festibal and night-long worship bu the Hindui population of Lombok to prau for redemption. Lombok has a large number of Hindus although the majority of the population is Moslem.
February and march
PASOLA JOUSTING TOURNAMENT
Sumba Island, East Nusa Tenggata During the “Pasika” you’ll see score of colorrfull barevack horsemen battle with lances and spears. The event takes place in Lamboya Kodi and coincides with the arrival of the seaworms on Sumba.
SAPP – SAPP AND TARIK TMBANG PERAHU
Pasir putih beach, Situbondo, East Java
Sapp - Sapp is atraditional chicken race it’s fun to watch the chickens gbeing released from the sea and flying towards the shore. The winner is the one which flies furthest. Tarik Tambang is a tug of war between two boats on the sea.
26 January – 6 February
VISIT INDONESIA EXPO ‘91
Halls A, B,, C and D, Jakarta Fair Ground, Java The exhibition of Indonesia batik furniture, leather and electronic goods continues. A marching band and special parade
Will high light the exhibition.
2KETOPRAK PERFORMANCE
Yogykarta, Java Watch this traditional Javanese drama, with stories drawn from the folklore and historu of Indonesia. The performance is held in the Auditorium of RRI Nusantara 2 , Yogyakarta from 8.30pm
2 - 3 WAYANG ORANG DANCE DRAMA
Yogyakarta, Java See a two – part performance by the Indonedian Arts High School at
Jalan PG adukismo form 7.30pm to 9 pm. Night two; Senggono Duto
2nd week RONDANG BINTANG
Harngggaol, North Sumatra This festival is very exciting, “Rondang Bintang”
Means ‘full moon” and the event is highlighted by a bariety od performances buy the Simalungun people and a host of sporting events. The festival is held in Siantar, 140 km from Medan, a hestorical cityu of the Purba kingdom where the traditional Simalungun houses still stand.
If you haven’t visited Indonesia yet, because we’re presenting thousand of Fascinating events
You’ll be able to experience colourful harvest celebrations. Ancient religious ritual exotic dancing, art and craft displays, puppet shows and much more.
You’ll watch races between boats, horses, bulls, even chickens.
You can eat foot made with spices you’ve never even heard of.
You can climb a volcano, and feel a fire god rumbling beneath your feet
On another volcano you can play golf in the crater mouth. (The golf course is one of the world’s top thirty, and was designed by world champion, Peter Thomson MBE )
Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago, compromised of more than 13,000 islands.
It has population of round 180 million, making it the world’s fifth largest nation, and leading to an astounding diversity of cultures amongst its peoples
Indonesia’s tropical forests are home to some of the world’s rarest, species, including tigers, rhinos, leopards, bears and monkeys.
From the air our islands are beautiful, one famous writer describing them as “emeralds scattered across sapphire seas “
So why not read through some of the events we’re presenting during Visit Indonesia Year, and join the millions of guests we expect to welcome during 1991.
This is the year more people than ever will be saying: “lets go, Archipelago !”
BALI NUSA DUA FESTIVAL
Nusa Dua – Bali AT The Nusa Dua Festival you can experience a wide range of special events, including colourful art and craft exhibitions, lively performances of traditional dance and music, and a cornucopia of delicious foods. There are exciting boat races too.
BOROBUDUR FESTIVAL
Borobudur – Central Java You can take apart in ten-day festival featuring dazzling art and craft displays, performances of traditional dance, drama and music, all night leather puppet shows, and the Borobudur Fun Run.
There will be photographic and will flower exhibitions, and many other thrilling and exotic events
ISTIQLAL FESTIVAL
Istiqlal Mosque – Jakarta, Java At this festival ,in largest Mosque in south East Asia , you’ll hear readings from the koran, see concerts and dance performances and you can also attend a symposium on women in Islamic culture,
You can see interesting architecture, art and food exhibitions special film screenings, and much more, It’s definitely an event for those fascinated by religious and cultural traditions.
KRATON FESTIVAL
Kraton Yogyakarta and SOLO, Java
You’ll experience a range of activities including ancient ritual ceremonies, a colourful art and craft festival, batik and beauty care demonstrations, and leather puppet shows, to mane just a few.
REGION1, ACEH, NORTH AND WEST SUMATRA, RIAU
Sumatra, for example, has in recent years become a “must see” destination.
Visitors unaware of Sumatra’s colourful illustrious past will discover an unexpected richness of cultures, architecture, arts and festivals.
There are contrasts at every turn
Some areas, like Aceh, show vivid
REGION2, JAMBI, SOUTH SUMATSRA, BENGKULU
Althoughsst it may be new to tourists, South Sumatra has been visited by fosreigners for centusries.
Palembang. For example. Was amajor trading posrt up until the 13th Century.now, it is once again a major metropolis due to oil wealth, and is Indonesia’s richest city
Visit here in August and witness the popular Bidar, or canoe races, held to celebrate Independence Day (17th).
The one thing that attracts people all year round to this region is the Woy Kambas Reserve neara Tanjungkaraqng.
The marshes and open grasslands along the coast make it the best place on the island tosee tigers, elephants and masses og wild birds.
REGION3, LAMPUNG, JAKARTA, WEST AND CENTRAL JAVA, YOGYAKARTA.
The island of Java is the one that most people visit because there is just so much to see and do.
Major citiws such as Jakarta, Bandung and Yogyakarta have regular showings of all the traditional art forms of interest to visitors including wayang kulit leather puppets, the Ramayana ballet and gamelan music performances.
This is also the region for a glimpse of rare wildlife, temples, palaces and breathtaking matural beauty. Hesare you can view Krakatau, the infamois volcano that eruprted in1803.
And near Yogyakarta is the greatest of all Indonesianmonuments, the truly awesome Borobudur Temple.
Nearbaay is thes splendid Hindu temple at Prambanan.
This area is the cultural heart of Indonesia and festivals abound just about all year round.
Most festivals involve music, dance and sporting events can be as varied as boat races, ram fights and turtledove contests.
REGION4. EAST JAVA, WEST AND EAST NUSATENGGARA, BALI.
Travel to Eas Java and you ger away from the more heavily touristed areas.
Surabaya,Malang, Madura and Mt.Bromo, one of the actve volcanoes in the area, are all places for the advbnturous to explore.
However, also in thes region is on4e of the meosrt popular of Indonesia’s islands, the magical Bali.
Visit Bali and you can find yourself in a culture where festivals, ceremonies, music and dance are all part of daily life.
Bali is up-to-the-minute,
yet centuries old . The music is disco to gamelan; the shopping is from latest fashion to traditional crafts,
Gather on the beach with locals for the spectacular sunsets then settle into one of a superb array of restaurants and perhaps later, head off to a nightclub.
Bali seems to bring together the best of all worlds and nowhere can make a guest feel more warmly welcome than here.
Other islands in this region are much less visited than Bali, so festivals events and sightseeing include fewer tourists, which, of course some travellers prefer.
REGION5. EAST, SOUTJ, CENTRAL, AND
WEST KALIMANTAN
For something adventurous try Kalimantan, the Indonesia part of Borneo.
Most visitors come here all year round with one thing on their itinerary, a boat trip through the jungle to visit the Dayak people.
It’s an adventurous way to leave the 20th Century behind for a while.
As we;; as meeting the Dayak people, visitors are often in for another special event; a canoe trip across Lake Jempang escorted by the unique freshwater dolphins of the area!
South Kalimantan is popular because it’s the centre of Indonesia’s gemstone trade – diamonds, amethysts,
Sapphires and agates abound.
REGION6. SOUTH, SOUTH-EAST,
CENTAL AND NORTH SULAWESI.
For those in search of something different, Sulawesi is the place. Most interesting to visit are the north and south of the island,
The central region is a little-known area and rarely visited. Of course, for some travellers, this is the very attraction.
One special event that does draw visitors to this isolated region is that of the world’s rare Moleo birds saying eggs the which takes place between January and July each year.
First-time visitors hould make sure to take a trip to the Torajan communities in South Sulawesi.
Here are the famous Toraja tombs; man-made caves cut into sheer clif faces, balconies staring across the jungle.Relaxation on your mind? Head for North Sulawesi– beautiful coral reefs, with sandy beaches and clear water.
In the highlands, there are lakes and invigorating hot springs.
REGION7. MALUKU AND IRIAN JAYA
Maluku also has all the ingredients for a tropical island paradise –The climate, sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and hospitable people.
The one thing it doesn’t have is the tourist invasion. In the past, however, it has seen more than its share of foreigners,
The island of Ambon , to where visitors are flown, was once the centre of the world’s are flown, was once the centre of the world’s richest spice trade.
Cloves, cinnamon,. Pepper, nutmeg and mace brought the attention of
The Portuguese, Spanish, English and finally, the Dutch. Remnants of their stay make for some fascinating sightseeing
January
January-July THE MALEO BIRDS
Bangkiriang, Luwuk District, central Sulawesi See rare Maleo birds, or brush turkeys, laying their eggs in holes in the ground, the same way turtles do
TEMPLE FESTIVALS
Bali Temple festivals occur almost every day in Bali. Offerings are carried to the temple and purification ceremonies are performed. In the evening, you can see performances of sacred dances and gamelan music.
ADUAN SAPI (BULL FIGHT)
Bondowoso, East java Come to Bondowoso and traditional bull fighting
Contests which are held at least six times month,at weekends.
1 NEW YEARS’S DAY
National throughout Indonesia, Observed throughout the country as a public holiday, the celebration of the international New Year varies from area to area, In Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bandung as wdell as Christian dominated North Sulawesi and Ambon, festivitiwd include carnivals and firework displays. Church services are held throughout the country.
1 ANNIVERSARY OF WEST KALIMAMTAN PROVINCE
Pontianak, West Kalimantan
The annivrrsary of West Klimantan Province is celebrated with art and craft display and various exhibitions.
5 KETOPRAK PERFORMANCE
Yogyakarta, Java you’ll be fascinated by this traditional Javanese drama, with stories drawn from the folklore and history of Indonesia
The performance is held at the Auditorium of RRI Nusantara
H, Yogyakarta from 8.30pm
5-6 WAYANG ORANG CANCE DRAMA
Yogyakarta java See a two-part performance by the Indonesia Arts High School at Jalan PG Madukismo from 7.30pm to 9pm. Night one; The abduction of Shinta Night two; Senggono Duto.
12-14 WAYANG KULIT
Yogyakarta Java Watch a leather puppet show by RRI Studio Nusantara
2 Yogyakarta, held at the Sasono Hinggil Dwi Abad Hall from 9pm to 6am the next morning
15, 16, 17 CULTURAL PERFORMANCE
Slemen, Yogyakarta, Java Catch this monthly peraformance of rtraditional dance and music at the Serbaguna Building, Sleman, from 8pm to 11pm.
3rd Week PAGER WESI DAY
Throughout Bali Popular day in northern Bali, when offerings to stave off evil forces are made to Sang Hyang Pramesti Guru, creator of the universe
26 January- 6 February
VISIT INDONESIA EXPO’91
Halls A, B, C and D, Jakarta Fair Ground, Java See an exhibition of
Indonesian Batik furniture, leather and electronic goods, A marching band and special parade will highlight the exhibition.
27 WAYANG KULIT
Kotagede, Yogyakarta, Java Watch this leather pupper show at the Proyodanan Building, Jalan Mondorakan, Kotagede from 9pm to 5am the next morning
31 ANNIVERSARY OF SIDOARJO
Sidoarjo east Java The anniversary of the tow tht is known for its batik, shrimp and “Bandeng’” a type of sea fish.
31 CLOSING THE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS
Hila Village, Ambon , Maluku Help us celebrate the New Year, feasting on sago, sweet potatoes and wild game, The “Bandendang” or singing event, lasting all night, marks the end of New Year celebrations.
February
January-July THE MALEO BRIDS
Bangkiriang, Luwuk District, Central Sulawesi You ca se rare Maleo birds, or brush turkeys, laying their eggs in hokes in the ground, the same way turtles do.
TEMPLE FESTIVALS
Bali Temple festivals occur almost every day in Bali. Offering ar carried to the temple an purfication ceremonies to are performed, In the evening, you can see performances of sacred dances anf gamelan music.
ADUAN SAPI (BULL FIGHT)
Bondowoso, East , Java Come to Bondowoso and situbondo and watch traditional bull fighting contess which are held at least six times amonth, at weekends.
February and march
NYALE CEREMONY
Kuta Beach, South Lombok At this event, which onlu occurs once ayea, you can see Lombok’s Kuta Beach being visited by thousands of sea creatures which locals call ‘”Nyale” The event is preceded by certain rituals and by tadition, uyoung people come to the beach to find suitable parner for veach o find suitable partners for marriage and to catcth the creatures.
You can easily reach Kuta Beach from Ampenan or Mataram.
PEJAGRAN
West Lombok Temple festibal and night-long worship bu the Hindui population of Lombok to prau for redemption. Lombok has a large number of Hindus although the majority of the population is Moslem.
February and march
PASOLA JOUSTING TOURNAMENT
Sumba Island, East Nusa Tenggata During the “Pasika” you’ll see score of colorrfull barevack horsemen battle with lances and spears. The event takes place in Lamboya Kodi and coincides with the arrival of the seaworms on Sumba.
SAPP – SAPP AND TARIK TMBANG PERAHU
Pasir putih beach, Situbondo, East Java
Sapp - Sapp is atraditional chicken race it’s fun to watch the chickens gbeing released from the sea and flying towards the shore. The winner is the one which flies furthest. Tarik Tambang is a tug of war between two boats on the sea.
26 January – 6 February
VISIT INDONESIA EXPO ‘91
Halls A, B,, C and D, Jakarta Fair Ground, Java The exhibition of Indonesia batik furniture, leather and electronic goods continues. A marching band and special parade
Will high light the exhibition.
2KETOPRAK PERFORMANCE
Yogykarta, Java Watch this traditional Javanese drama, with stories drawn from the folklore and historu of Indonesia. The performance is held in the Auditorium of RRI Nusantara 2 , Yogyakarta from 8.30pm
2 - 3 WAYANG ORANG DANCE DRAMA
Yogyakarta, Java See a two – part performance by the Indonedian Arts High School at
Jalan PG adukismo form 7.30pm to 9 pm. Night two; Senggono Duto
2nd week RONDANG BINTANG
Harngggaol, North Sumatra This festival is very exciting, “Rondang Bintang”
Means ‘full moon” and the event is highlighted by a bariety od performances buy the Simalungun people and a host of sporting events. The festival is held in Siantar, 140 km from Medan, a hestorical cityu of the Purba kingdom where the traditional Simalungun houses still stand.
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