Traditional Ceremony in Kampung Naga

Traditional Ceremony in Kampung Naga | HISTORY OF CULTURE | Kampung Naga is a village inhabited by a group of people who are very strong in holding the relics of ancestral customs, in this case is the traditional Sundanese. Like the Bedouin settlement, Kampung Naga become the object of anthropological study about rural life Sundanese in the transition from the influence of Hinduism to the influence of Islam in West Java.

Kampung Naga Village

The Tradition And Mystery Of Sedudo Waterfall

The Tradition And Mystery Of Sedudo Waterfall | HISTORY OF CULTURE | Tourism sedudo waterfall located in the Village district Ngliman Sawahan, our minds will always appear when this waterfall has many benefits, one of which is to be the drug of youth. It is widely believed to surrounding communities, as well as people outside Nganjuk.

Tradition And Mystery Of Sedudo Waterfall

The Origins Of Kasada Ceremony

The Origins Of Kasada Ceremony | HISTORY OF CULTURE | Kasada ceremony occurred a few centuries ago. UB Dynasty during the reign of the kingdom of Majapahit. The empress gave birth to a daughter named Roro Anteng, after nearly mature the princess got a couple of caste Brahmin boy named Joko Seger. At the time of the Majapahit Empire started to decline and the same spread of Islam in Java, some royal courtier and some relatives decided to move to the east, and partly to the Tengger Mountains region including pairs Rara Anteng and Jaka Seger.

Kasada Ceremony

The History Of Tradition Pasola In Sumba Tribe

The History Of Tradition Pasola In Sumba Tribe | HISTORY OF CULTURE | Pasola is 'at war' conducted by two groups of riding. Each group teridiri of more than 100 youths use of weapons spears made of wood about kira1 diameter, 5 cm in the left blunt ends. Despite the blunted spears, Pasola sometimes even claimed casualties. But there was no animosity in Pasola, if still curious Pasola please wait until next year.

Tradition Of Pasola