Mudik Culture
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Unique Culture in Indonesia - Mudik Culture
Mudik Culture
A unique culture occur each year in Indonesia, which are culturally very sacred to Muslims so that none of the Muslims want to miss. After a month-long fasting of Ramadan is completed meraka enthusiastically running this culture. Eid or Eid al-Fitr is the most anticipated moment of the day in which all Muslims forgive the mistakes of one another.
One form to return home to celebrate Lebaran is better known as homecoming. To be able to get together again with parents and families, millions of people going home from the city where they work or live, such as Jakarta headed to his native land, the village. They are willing to queue for hours to get a bus or train ticket or even rent a car. In the overcrowded public transport, to stand-panasan on a bike and jammed for hours in the streets was an event that always happens in each before the holiday. For them, inconvenience, pain and difficulties encountered during the trip back home is not considered to exist after they met with members of his family. In fact, during the long trip back and forth frequently to be an interesting story to tell the family.
One form to return home to celebrate Lebaran is better known as homecoming. To be able to get together again with parents and families, millions of people going home from the city where they work or live, such as Jakarta headed to his native land, the village. They are willing to queue for hours to get a bus or train ticket or even rent a car. In the overcrowded public transport, to stand-panasan on a bike and jammed for hours in the streets was an event that always happens in each before the holiday. For them, inconvenience, pain and difficulties encountered during the trip back home is not considered to exist after they met with members of his family. In fact, during the long trip back and forth frequently to be an interesting story to tell the family.
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