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Showmanship dances:-

-Ngajat ngalub temuai (Welcoming Dance) by females
-Ngajat industry
-Ngajat Lelaki

Ritual dance:-
-Ngajat Panggau Libau
-Ngerandang jalai

Comedial Dance:-
-Ajat Kerala (🐒 Dance)
-Ajat Mabuk
-Ajat pama (🐸 Dance)

Self-Defence dance:-
-Berkuntau
-Bepenca

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Traditional Dance - Ngajat Iban from Sarawak

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Festival
Gawai Dayak Day also known as Rice Harvesting Festival where people worship the Lord Sempulang Gana by visit each other, dancing , and offering Rice Wine (Tuak) to visitors and it can lasts for a week.

Gawai Burong is held to honour the War God, Sungalang Burong. The festivial is initiated by individual from time to time and hosted by individual longhouses . They originally honoured warriors but evolved to healing ceremony as peaceful times. On eof the important aspect of teh festival is recitation of pantun.

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Their traditional foods are called Pansuh food, which simply means the cooking of food or dish in a bamboo stem.
The uniqueness of using the bamboo stem to cook is that the bamboo will give a special aroma and texture to the food where it’s impossible to have using other methods such as using woks.

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Types Of Instruments:-

-Engkerumongs
-Tawak
-Bendai
-Ketebung / Bedup

The Iban Music is called the "Taboh" which consists of the 4 instruments above. There are many kinds of "Taboh" played depending on the purpose.

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The Iban people also known as Sea dayaks are an ethnic group from a branch of Dayak people of Borneo.

Most of the Iban people are based in the Malaysian state of Sarawak, Sarawak is state located across the South China Sea in East Malaysia.

Regions with significant numbers of Iban people: Malaysia - 745,400
Indonesia - 281,000
Brunei - 20,000

Total population: 1,046,400

The languages majorly spoken are Iban (with different dialects based on areas they live in) , Bahasa Melayu and Bahasa Sarawak which is a Malay dialect. The major religions this ethnic group follows are Christianity, animism and Islam.