2. Semarang Gado Gado Dance, is a dance that reflects the cultural diversity in Semarang, combining elements from Javanese, Chinese, and Arab ethnicities.

3. Lumpia is a typical Semarang food made from thin skin filled with a mixture of bamboo shoots, chicken or shrimp, then fried. But did you know? Lumpia is not only food, but also a symbol of the combination of Javanese and Chinese cultures. In the past, this food was made by a family of Chinese descent who married Javanese people. Now, lumpia is a typical Semarang food that is famous abroad.

- ⁠The typical dances include Serimpi Dance, Golek Dance, and Bedhaya Dance.

- ⁠The famous specialties are gudeg, bakpia, and satay klathak.

- ⁠A thick tradition can be seen from traditional ceremonies and celebrations involving food such as Lawar.

- ⁠Traditional Balinese dances, such as Pendet Dance, Legong Dance, and Kecak Dance, are also tourist attractions in Denpasar.

Pakarena Dance is a classical dance from Gowa performed by female dancers with graceful movements, depicting the loyalty and obedience of Makassar women. This dance is accompanied by traditional musical instruments such as gandrang and puik-puik.

3. Regional Food

   Pallubasa Serigala, Pallubasa is also made from cow or buffalo innards. The cooking process is almost the same as Coto Makassar, which is boiled for a long time.

1. Cakalele Dance

Cakalele Dance is a traditional war dance that depicts the heroic spirit of the Maluku people. Usually performed by men wearing traditional clothes and carrying traditional weapons such as machetes and salawaku (shields). This dance is often performed in traditional ceremonies and cultural celebrations.

2. Katreji Dance

Katreji Dance is a social dance that reflects the acculturation of European and Maluku cultures. Performed by male and female couples with energetic movements and complex floor patterns, this dance is accompanied by musical instruments such as the violin, tifa, and ukulele. Katreji Dance is often performed in social events

The Stone Burning Tradition is an important traditional ceremony for the Papuan people, including in Jayapura. This ceremony is carried out as a form of gratitude and solidarity, where the community cooks together using heated stones.

2. Awaijale Rilejale Dance

The Awaijale Rilejale Dance comes from the Sentani tribe in Jayapura Regency. This dance depicts the beauty of Lake Sentani at dusk, when people return home from work by boat.

3. Lake Sentani Festival

The Lake Sentani Festival is an annual event that showcases various arts and cultures of the people around Lake Sentani.

- Bandung tradition is reflected in various traditional ceremonies and celebrations.

- ⁠⁠As well as stunning traditional dance arts such as Jaipongan Dance.

- ⁠Jakarta tradition includes Betawi traditional wedding ceremonies, such as Roti Buaya tradition, and various other cultural celebrations.

- ⁠Famous Jakarta's typical dances are Betawi Mask Dance, Yapong Dance, and Nandak Ganjen Dance.

- ⁠Traditions in Kupang are often associated with traditional ceremonies and harvest celebrations, such as Penti, where Kolo is served.

- ⁠Popular dances are Remo Dance and Surabaya Lenggang Dance.

- ⁠Meanwhile, the famous specialties are Rujak Cingur, Lontong Balap, Tofu Tek, and Rawon.

Origin: Batak Toba Tribe.

Sacred dance that used to be used in traditional ceremonies such as weddings, deaths, and thanksgiving.

Rhythmic hand and foot movements following the Batak gondang music. Usually accompanied by gondang and dancers wearing ulos. Every movement has a meaning, such as prayer, respect, or joy

3. regional food

   Bika Ambon is a traditional cake from Medan, North Sumatra, which is famous for its unique texture—full of holes and fibrous like an ant's nest—as well as its fragrant aroma and sweet, legit taste.

Saman dance originates from the Gayo tribe in Aceh and has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Intangible Cultural Heritage. This dance is performed with simultaneous movements and at a fast tempo.

3. Regional Food

   Keumamah Aceh is one of Aceh's typical dishes made from fish, such as skipjack tuna, cakalang, or tuna, which is boiled and dried until it is hard like wood, so it is also known as "wood fish".

Gending Sriwijaya Dance (Welcoming Guests) is not just a dance, but part of the tradition of welcoming distinguished guests or big events. The dancers carry tepak sirih as a symbol of honor and hospitality.

3. Regional Food

   Pempek the most famous typical Palembang food. Made from fish meat (usually mackerel) mixed with sago flour. Kuah cuko (black, spicy and sour sauce made from brown sugar, chili, onion, and vinegar).

A typical dance of the Kalimantan Dayak depicting the hornbill, a symbol of the purity and greatness of the Dayak tribe. The movements are graceful and full of philosophy.

- Tradition

Erau, a traditional tradition inherited from the Kutai Kartanegara Sultanate that is still preserved. Although its center is in Tenggarong, this tradition is also widely known in Samarinda. Erau is a folk festival full of traditional ceremonies, traditional music, and river processions.

- Typical Food: Amplang

A snack made from mackerel, shaped like crackers, very popular as a souvenir.

- ⁠Famous Palu specialties include Kaledo, Uta Kelo, and Lalampa.

- Famous Manado's specialties include tinutuan (Manado porridge), cakalang fufu, panada, and sambal dabu-dabu.

Fere Kie, Tradition of pilgrimage to Mount Gamalama as a form of respect for nature and ancestors. Usually done in the form of rituals and prayers.

2. Soya-Soya Dance, Depicting the spirit of struggle of Sultan Baabullah's troops in expelling the Portuguese invaders from Kastela Fort.

3. Papeda and Yellow Fish Soup, Typical Maluku dishes, papeda made from sago enjoyed with spicy fish soup.

- The typical dances include Bedana Dance, Sigeh Pengunten Dance, Melinting Dance, and Tuping (Mask) Dance.

- Famous specialties are Seruit (grilled or fried fish with chili sauce and tempoyak/young mango), Gulai Taboh (gulai with coconut milk and various spices), Pindang Iwak (sour fish), and Geguduh (traditional cake).

- Saprahan Tradition: A tradition of eating together on the floor with special procedures, as a symbol of togetherness and equality. Often carried out during traditional celebrations or big days.

- Pengkang Special Food, namely Sticky rice filled with ebi (dried shrimp) wrapped in banana leaves and grilled, served with clam chili sauce.

- Tambun and Bungai Dance, a dance that depicts the heroism of two Dayak figures who fought to defend the land and honor of their tribe. This dance is full of meaning of struggle, courage, and love for the homeland.

- Kalumpe, Vegetables made from finely ground cassava leaves and cooked with typical Dayak spices.

- Balumpa Tradition, A tradition of deliberation by the Banjar tribe in making important decisions in the village.

- Baksa Kembang Dance, A welcoming dance for honored guests performed by female dancers carrying flower arrangements (kembang bogam).

- Typical food is Soto Banjar, a typical Soto with clear broth seasoned with spices such as cardamom and cinnamon, usually served with ketupat.

- ⁠Famous traditional dances include Pattuddu Dance, which depicts elegance and welcome, and Ma'Bundu Dance, which depicts the spirit of struggle.

- ⁠Popular Mamuju specialties include Bau Piapi, a seafood dish with broth, and Jepa, a traditional cake made from sago or cassava.

- ⁠Popular dances are Saronde Dance (wedding dance), Dana-Dana Dance (socialization dance), and Tidi lo Polopalo Dance (court family dance).

- ⁠Famous specialties include Binte Biluhuta (corn soup), Tuna Satay, and Ilabulo.

Jepen Bulungan Dance, a typical dance of the Bulungan Malay tribe influenced by Islamic culture and performed at state events or welcoming guests.

- Irau Tradition: A tradition of the Dayak tribe in the Bulungan region, including Tanjung Selor, which is a traditional party to celebrate the harvest, weddings, or big thanksgivings. Filled with dance, traditional music, and traditional rituals.

- Typical food lemang: Sticky rice cooked in bamboo, commonly found during traditional events or religious holidays.

In Bakaro Village, the community has a unique habit of calling fish from the sea using a whistle every morning and evening. The fish that live freely in the ocean will approach the beach to be fed by residents.

2. Tumbu Tanah Dance

   Tumbu Tanah Dance is a traditional dance of the Arfak tribe who live in Manokwari. This dance is often performed at important events such as welcoming guests, weddings, or celebrating victories.

3. Teluk Doreri Cultural Festival

This festival is held by the Manokwari Regency Government to celebrate the 125th Anniversary of Manokwari.

- ⁠The famous traditional dance is the Biak Kelekak Dance, which depicts children playing in the garden.

- The famous dances are Peresean Dance (flat with sticks and shields) and Gandrung Dance (thanksgiving after harvest).

- ⁠⁠The specialties include Taliwang Chicken, Plecing Kangkung, and Sate Rembiga.

- Lenso Dance, Performed at happy events such as harvest celebrations or meetings between countries. Lenso (handkerchief) is used as a dance instrument.

- Regional specialty food Sago worms, Although not commonly consumed by everyone, sago worms are a traditional source of protein and are considered delicious when roasted.