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https://en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki › Tumpeng
Interesting indeed...

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History and tradition

People in Java, Bali and Madura usually make Tumpeng to celebrate important event. However, all Indonesians are familiar with Tumpeng. The philosophy of Tumpeng is related to the geographical condition of Indonesia, especially Java as fertile island with numerous mountains and volcanos. Tumpeng dated back to ancient Indonesian tradition that revered mountains as the abode of hyangs, the spirit of ancestors and gods. The cone-shaped rice meant to mimics the holy mountain. The feast served as somekind of thanks giving for the abundance of harvest or any other blessings.

Tumpeng is a symbol of gratitude, in gratitude ceremony (syukuran or slametan), after the people pray, the top of tumpeng is cut and delivered to the most important person. He or she may be the group leader, the oldest person, or the beloved one. Then, all people in the ceremony enjoy the tumpeng together. With tumpeng, people express the gratitude to God and appreciate togetherness and harmony. An annual ceremony involving tumpeng is commonly called 'tumpengan'.

In modern times, the top of the tumpeng is given to an honoured guest in social events, ceremonies or awards. Many Indonesian cities, such as Yogyakarta, a tradition has been developed, the tumpengan ceremony the eve of 17 August, which is Indonesian independence day. The event is meant to pray for safety and welfare of the nation.
Thank you for sharing.

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The shop open by a indo celebrity.
Sure expensive.
IIRC $7/log I think I can finish in 4 mouths
Oh,luxury food...if thats the case,i am more likely giving it a miss,hehehe...

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Still hv 1/2 log.
Want try come to n shop
Sincerely thank you for the offer bro, the cake's too highend for me.

I just burnt 400 telkomsel points for a 50k discount at Zenbu for dinner earlier...quite a nice place,and at a pretty ulu corner of Nagoya Hill Mall. It will be next year when i accumulated another 400 telkomsel points before i go again.


Around 190k rupiah minus 50k rupiah,equals 140k rupiah.
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