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Customary Marriage of Mandar Tribe, South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Traditional ceremony (death ceremony)
Traditional ceremony (death ceremony)
The sign of Solo is a customary ceremony of the death of the Tana Toraja people which aims to honor and bring the spirits of the dead to the spiritual realm, that is to return to eternity with their ancestors in a resting place, called Puya, located in the southern part of human habitation. This ceremony is often called a ceremony for the perfection of death. It is said that, because the deceased is considered dead only after the whole procession of the ceremony is fulfilled. If not, then the deceased is only considered a "sick" or "weak" person, so that he remains treated as a living person, that is laid in bed and given food and drink, and always invited to talk.Therefore, the local people consider this ceremony as very important, because the perfection of this ceremony will determine the position of the deceased person's soul, whether as a ghost soul (bombo), a spirit reaching the god (to-bali puang), or being a protective deity ( deata). In this context, the Rambu Solo ceremony becomes an "obligation", so that in any way the people of Tana Toraja will hold it as a form of devotion to their deceased parents.The festivity of the Rambu Solo ceremony is determined by the social status of the deceased family, measured by the number of animals sacrificed. The more buffalo slaughtered, the higher the social status. Typically, for noble families, the number of buffalo slaughtered ranges from 24-100 heads, while the middle class residents ranged from 8 buffalo plus 50 pigs. In the past, this ceremony was only able to be performed by noble families. But along with economic development, social strata is no longer based on heredity or position, but based on the level of education and economic kemandanan. Currently, there are many Toraja people from the social strata of the people bias
6 Tourist Places in Bandung that Must Be Visited
1. Kawah Putih
Located in Ciwidey, about 50 KM south of Bandung, Ciwidey White Crater is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bandung, especially among nature lovers. Ciwidey White Crater, as the name suggests is a volcanic crater with white-colored soil. This white color because there is a sulfur content in the soil. The main uniqueness of the white crater is the water that always changes color.
2. Tangkuban Perahu
Located about 20 km north of Bandung, Mount Tangkuban Perahu is a volcano located on the border of Subang and Lembang. The uniqueness of Mount Tangkuban Perahu is the shape that resembles an inverted boat, in accordance with the legend that says that Mount Tangkuban Perahu comes from a boat that was kicked upside down by Sangkuriang. Mount Tangkuban Perahu is a natural tourist attraction that has become one of the most famous tourist attractions in Bandung and its surroundings.
3. Curug Dago
Curug Dago is a waterfall located in District Coblong, Dago, Bandung. Waterfall Curug Dago is not too high, only about 10 meters high, but this hidden waterfall is very beautiful and interesting to see. Curug Dago is not too famous in the ears of tourists, but there is no harm in trying to come to Curug Dago.
4. Pasar Baru
Pasar Baru is a tourist attraction in Bandung suitable for lovers of cheap shopping. In New Market you will find various types of clothing and accessories at a relatively cheap price. Pasar Baru is a tourist attraction in Bandung most preferred by tourists who come from Malaysia. To be able to get cheap goods successfully in Pasar Baru, you should be able to bargain prices patiently.
5. Observatarium Bosscha
Bosscha Observatory is a star observation located in Lembang, approximately 15 KM north of Bandung city. If you have ever seen the movie "Adventure Sherina" then you will feel familiar with this place, because Bosscha Observatory is one of the location of the film shooting. If you want to visit Bosscha Observatory, you must register first, can not just come
and go.
6. Situ Patenggang Lake
Lake Situ Patenggang is located not far from White Crater Ciwidey, South Bandung. Only about 7 KM from Kawah Putih tourist spot, Lake Situ Patenggang crowded by tourists because of its exotic scenery. Besides enjoying the view of the lake while picnicking, you can also play water boats on Lake Situ Patenggang.
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HOUSE OF BOLON
HOUSE OF BOLON
Toba Batak Traditional House called Bolon House, which has a rectangular building that is sometimes occupied by 5 to 6 families. Entering this Bolon House must climb the stairs located in the middle of the house, with an odd number of stairs. When people want to enter the house, should bow the head so as not to knock on a cross beam. This means the guest must respect the owner of the house.The floor of this traditional Batak house is sometimes up to 1.75m above the ground and the bottom is used to keep animals, such as pigs, chickens, and so on. The entrance of this traditional house, formerly has 2 kinds of door frames that are horizontal and vertical door, but now the horizontal door is not used anymore. The room in the traditional house is an open room without rooms, although there are more than one family together, but that does not mean there is no room division. Because in this traditional house the division of the room is limited by their strong customsThe room behind the right-hand corner is called jabu bong, which is occupied by the head of a house or porjabu bong, with a wife and small children. But in the left corner opposite the Jabu bong is called Jabu Soding, which is reserved for girls who have been married but do not have their own home. As for the front left corner called Jabu Suhat, reserved for the oldest son who has married and on the opposite is called Tampar Piring is reserved for guests.If a large family then held a place between two spaces or jabu attached, so the room increased two more and this room called Jabu Tonga-ronga ni jabu hue. Although the house is adjacent, each family has its own kitchen located at the back of the house, in the form of additional buildings. And between the two rows of the room that is in the middle of the house is a neutral area called a lake and serves as a place of deliberation.Toba Batak traditional house based on its function can be distinguished into the house used for family residence called ruma, and the house used as a storage (granary) called Sopo. The building materials consist of wood with large and sturdy poles. The walls of the board or edge, the floor is also from the board while the roof of the fibers or leaves rumbiah. Toba Batak typical type of traditional house is a curved roof shape and at