Some toddlers clung to their parents. Some cavorted in the playground while others played with their friends. 

Participants in the Back to Nature: Pop-Up D’Jungle Race, a pushbike race held by a bike producer, pushed their bikes along, some faster than others. 

Pushbikes, which do not have pedals like regular bicycles, are said to help develop children’s balance and motor skills.

Approximately 100 children between 2 and 5 years old participated in the race. They were divided into several categories by age, each year in a different race.

 Windi Ayu Diningsari, 28, a representative of the event’s organizing committee, said this was the second year they had held the event.

“We decided pick a jungle theme, since it fits this venue,” she said.

Popular

Java airports grounded by low demand, poor planning

‘Beyond the Plate Vol. 2’: Borderless culinary creativity

Malaysia says China ready to sign SEA nuclear weapons-free treaty