Kemindu Mask Dance, Traces of Acculturation of Javanese Dance in Kutai Kartanegara
Helloindonesia.id – As a traditional archipelago aristocracy system that has survived for nearly eight centuries, the Kutai Sultanate has a
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Culture
Culture is a way of life that develops, is shared by a group of people, and is passed down from generation to generation. Culture is made up of many complex elements, including religious and political systems, customs, language, tools, clothing, buildings, and works of art.
Beseprah, the Tradition of Mass Breakfast for the People of Kutai
Helloindonesia.id – On the sidelines of the Erau Festival, there is one interesting tradition that deserves to be watched. The
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Beumban, Begorok, and Rangga Titi
Helloindonesia.id – After the release ceremony of the dragon -carrying group to Kutai Lama was completed, a number of rituals
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Bebongko, Savory Sweet Snacks Typical of Kalimantan
Helloindonesia.id – Bebongko is a kind of traditional Kalimantan street food or snack. This wet cake can generally be found
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Long Ear Dayak
Helloindonesia.id – The tradition of lengthening ear lobe is one of the unique cultures in Kalimantan. Although not all tribes
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Sape, a musical instrument that accompanies the Dayak community dances
Helloindonesia.id – At first glance, this instrument is similar to a guitar. How to play it is equally picked. This
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Aesthetic Dayak tribal accessories
Helloindonesia.id – In the midst of the onslaught of the fashion world from outside, the traditional accessories of the archipelago
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Playing Chopsticks, Preserving Culture
Helloindonesia.id – Many countries recognize chopsticks as weapons. In Asia, chopstick culture is known in Japan and Indonesia. In Indonesia,
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The Enchanting Magical Power of Mandau
Helloindonesia.id – According to Michael Coomans, in his book entitled Manusia Daya (1987), the Dayak people live in traditional traditional
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Pepatay Dance East Kalimantan
Helloindonesia.id – A young man sat half cross-legged wearing traditional Dayak clothing complete with a crown, shield and mandauw around
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