Table 2 Indonesian Lebaran Traditions
From: Diversity of Indonesian Lebaran dishes: from history to recent business perspectives
No | Name of traditions | Regions of origin | Activities | References |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Family Dinning Banquet | Nationwide | Having meals together with family during the Eid days | [4] |
2 | Halal Bihalal | Nationwide | Visiting and apologize to others prior to eating together | [15] |
3 | Kenduri Jeurat | Aceh | Collective public meal in graveyard | [43] |
4 | Makmeugang Tradition | Aceh | Cooking and consuming meals together (especially meats) | [34] |
5 | Mangalomang Tradition | North Sumatra | Cooking and consuming lemang together | [17] |
6 | Makan Bajamba | West Sumatra | Collectively public meal | [34] |
7 | Baraan Tradition | Riau | Visiting and apoligizing to neighbours prior to eating together | [23] |
8 | Punutan Tradition | Jambi | Collectively public meal | [44] |
9 | Ngidang-Ngobeng Tradition | South Sumatra | Collectively public meal | [45] |
10 | Bedulang Tradition | Bangka Belitung | Collectively public meal | [34] |
11 | Ngejalang Balak Tradition | Lampung | Collectively public meal | [48] |
12 | Ngadongkapkeun Tradition | Banten | Visiting and apoligizing to neighbours prior to eating together | [49] |
13 | Ngabotram Tradition | West Java | Collectively public meal | [34] |
14 | Grebeg Syawal Tradition | Central Java | Travelling the foods around neighborhood prior to colectively public meal | [42] |
15 | Lebaran Ketupat Tradition | Central and East Java | Eating ketupat and other meals together in 8th day of Shawwal Month | [4] |
16 | Ater-Ater Tradition | East Java | Delivering meal for neighbours | [31] |
17 | Saprahan Tradition | West Kalimantan | Collectively public meal | [34] |
18 | Batumbang Apam Tradition | South Kalimantan | Sharing kue apam to children | [50] |
19 | Massiara' Tradition | South Sulawesi | Visiting and apoligizing to neighbours prior to eating together | [24] |
20 | Mandura Tradition | Central Sulawesi | Travelling the foods around neighborhood prior to colectively public meal | [51] |
21 | Binarundak Tradition | North Sulawesi and Gorontalo | Cooking and colectively public meal | [34] |
22 | Makan Patita | Maluku Islands | Colectively public meal | [33] |
23 | Ketog Semprong Tradition | Bali | Collectively public meal | [32] |
24 | Ngejot Tradition | Bali | Delivering meals for neighbours | [32] |
25 | Perang Topat | West Nusa Tenggara | Throwing ketupat | [32] |