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Aug
Indonesian Independence Day, celebrated on August 17, is a festive day in Indonesia. It marks the day in 1945 when Indonesia declared its freedom from Dutch rule. People show their pride with flags and decorations. There are parades, traditional games like sack races, and contests to climb slippery poles. Families gather to enjoy special foods and watch fireworks. It's a joyful time when everyone celebrates being part of Indonesia and remembers the hard work that led to their freedom. Schools often hold ceremonies to teach kids about their country's history and the importance of being a united nation.
How to celebrate Indonesian Independence Day?
Start your day by raising the Indonesian flag with your family. Wear red and white clothes to show pride. Watch a fun parade with music and dancers. Enjoy games like sack race or tug of war with friends. Try yummy Indonesian food like nasi goreng or satay. Listen to traditional music or watch dances like the Saman. Make crafts using red and white paper to decorate your room. Join a community contest, like drawing or singing. As night falls, watch fireworks light up the sky. Share stories with family about Indonesia's heroes and be grateful for freedom.
Where Indonesian Independence Day is celebrated?
- - Indonesia
- - Australia
- - Singapore
- - Taiwan
- - Netherlands
