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Festivities and restraint as Indonesia marks 81 years of independence
From boat races and traditional cooking competitions to cracker-eating contests, Indonesians across the country took part in traditional games and festivities to mark the 81st anniversary of independence on Monday, while some communities have opted for more subdued celebrations following a series of natural disasters and amid continued economic pressures.
Art & Culture 4 years ago
Twenties: Reminiscing the dying art of Indonesian traditional children's games
Indonesian traditional children's games hold special meanings, traditions and origins associated with each of their respective cultures. Here are 20 traditional Indonesian children's games for a nostalgic journey.
News 8 years ago
Temon Tourist Village offers nostalgia through traditional games
This tourist village that is situated 10 kilometers north of Yogyakarta is also known as the Children’s Village due to the large number of traditional games available for kids, such as gobak sodor, jamuran, egrang and others.
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