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Indonesian cultural and culinary celebrations
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Indonesia has hosted various events focused on cultural preservation and culinary heritage. In late September 2026, Jakarta’s Pekan Komponis Indonesia showcased the Minangkabau silek tradition by integrating its physical movements and sounds into musical compositions. Simultaneously, Semarang celebrated the Mooncake Festival to honor Chinese heritage and promote social harmony. In October 2026, Jakarta hosted culinary initiatives including the ‘Little Bandung by GoFood’ event at Pasaraya Blok M, designed to support Bandung-based merchants. Additionally, Plaza Indonesia launched the ‘Silk Road Culinary Experience,’ Experience’ at Plaza Indonesia, a long-term program featuring rotating chef-led menus menus. Additionally, GoFood launched the ‘Little Bandung by GoFood’ pop-up at Pasaraya Blok M from October 23 to explore 25, 2026. This initiative brought legendary and viral merchants from Bandung, such as Iga Bakar Si Jangkung and Kartika Sari, to the cultural history capital ahead of the Silk Road. 2026 National Online Shopping Day (Harbolnas). Dani Oktobianto, VP of Sales at Gojek, stated the program aims to support merchant growth by using technology to “expand market access and introduce unique local flavors to new customers outside their home cities.”
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