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7 Traditions of Eid al-Fitr Celebration in Indonesia

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20 Apr 2023

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7 Traditions of Eid al-Fitr Celebration in Indonesia
Dara Puspita
Dara Puspita
20 Apr 2023

Eid traditions in Indonesia – Raya is just around the corner, t-mates! It comes soon right in the blink of an eye, so have you booked your ticket yet for homecoming? We know you’ve been longing enough to meet the big family and do some Indonesian Eid traditions.

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There are plenty of activities that have become a tradition among Indonesian people since a long time ago. Some of it even have started since early of the holy month.

These traditions in Indonesia successfully make everyone loves to celebrate the festivity of Eid al-Fitr, and even for some families it should be done every year.

7 Eid Traditions in Indonesia, Always Missed and Wished

Fasting month almost comes to an end, but it means that the celebration of Raya comes real soon. tiket.com will break down 7 Eid traditions in Indonesia that make Eid is more fun!

1. Buy New Clothes

Buy new clothes for celebrate the festivity of Eid al-Fitr (Picture via Odua Images – www.shutterstock.com)

For some people, welcoming Eid must be with new things and one of them is having new clothes. That’s why, many shopping centers give huge discounts ahead of time. From clothing to shoe stores everywhere, it’s bound to be packed with shoppers. You can still do this tradition by shopping online. Remember not to overspend, t-mates!

2. Homecoming

Prepare for homecoming and celebrate Eid al-Fitr in hometown (Picture via travelarium.ph – www.shutterstock.com)

Many people leave their home to migrate to larger cities, whether to work or study. Well, Eid holiday apparently is the perfect time for the nomads to go home and gather with family, isn’t it?

This tradition has been inherent for a long time among the people of Indonesia, so imagine how enthusiastic people are to go home in the framework of the Eid holiday. In fact, airplane and train tickets are usually fully booked a month before.

3. Halal bi Halal

Sungkem and apologize to parents (Picture via Odua Images – www.shutterstock.com)

The tradition of gathering with family, relatives, neighbors, or friends is known as halalbihalal. When visiting, usually this moment is also used to sungkeman or greet elders as a form of respect and also mutual forgiveness.

4. Eid Cakes

Pastries commonly served during Lebaran (Picture via Kristina Ismulyani – www.shutterstock.com)

Who doesn’t love nastar? This cake is the most delicious of all Eid cakes. These cookies are filled with pineapple jam that will melt in your mouth. You can make your own Eid cakes with recipes from the internet. There are nastar, putri salju, or kastengel that are usually served to entertain guests at home.

5. Dishes After Eid Prayer

Eid specialties, ketupat and opor (Picture via Olipe-Oile – www.shutterstock.com)

After Eid prayer, you’ll immediately want to eat ketupat and opor! A dish that may be mandatory to be served. There are usually stews, rendang, and shrimp crackers on the side. So yummy!

6. THR (Hari Raya Allowance)

The joy of getting THR during Eid al-Fitr(Gambar dari Yunus Malik – www.shutterstock.com)

The holiday allowance or commonly called THR in Bahasa Indonesia, is one of the most awaited traditions by many people. Even though at first this was addressed as a company allowance for its employees, this also has become a tradition in the family too.

The adults who have a job will provide THR envelopes in the form of pocket money for children. That’s why most people cannot wait until Eid al-Fitr day because share and receive THR is fun!

7. Send a Hampers

Send hampers to your closest relatives (Picture via Charisma Maya – www.shutterstock.com) 

The tradition of sending hampers is a development of parcels. Hampers are usually defined as more personalized and creative gifts like Hari Raya gifts. Aside from being a gift, hampers can be a way to maintain a friendship. So, what have you planned to send to your loved ones, t-mates?

Eid is Coming Real Soon!

Well, that’s all 7 traditions of Eid in Indonesia, which for some people is obligatory to run. How about you, ready to go home? Or maybe you want to go to another country right after Raya celebration?

For those of you who want to go on overseas vacay, don’t think twice because you can buy the tickets at tiket.com. Take the advantage of your Raya holiday and Eid Mubarak, t-mates!

 

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