Traditional Celebrations in Indonesia

Traditional celebration in Indonesia INTRODUCTION Indonesia is the world's largest archipelago. Archipelago is a large group of islands. Indonesia consists of over 17,000 islands. The time zone in the western part of Indonesia, the time zone in eastern Indonesia and the time zone in eastern Indonesia are three climatic zones in Indonesia. Indonesia is located between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. The area is less than three times that of the state of Texas. Indonesia is in contact with East Timor, Malaysia and Papua New Guinea.

Most of the Indonesian festival celebrations are largely religious. This country consists of many people, including Hindus, Christians, Muslims, and there are various local traditions. Indonesia holds a festival every month (Ver, 2010). As in China, some celebrations are held commemorating the end of the year and a new beginning. The following are popular festivals in Indonesia compared to the Chinese festival. The Indonesian people are like Chinese celebrating the New Year. This festival is known as the Indonesian local language Tahun Baru, and is the first national holiday annually (Backshall, 2003). This incident is what the Chinese call the New Year. Let's celebrate New Year's celebrations, fireworks and street celebrations in Indonesia just like Chinese people celebrate New Year's celebrations on the street (Ver, 2010)

This is a Hindu festival celebrated mainly in Bali, Indonesia. Nyepi is a holiday in Indonesia, the day Valians silence and quickly meditate. The second day after Nyepi was also celebrated as New Year's Day. On this day, young people in Bali will do Omedomedan ceremonies or "kiss ceremonies" to celebrate the New Year. Celebrate Uganda in India on the same day. From 6 am on the following morning until 6 am on the next day, Nyepi is the day reserved for self reflections, so everything that could interfere with the purpose is restricted. The main limitation is that there is no lighting of light (lighting must be kept low), work, entertainment or entertainment, no travel, for some people, there is no talking or eating at all.