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    Traditional Clothes of North Sumatra (Mandailing)

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    The Mandailing tribe lives in North Sumatra and their culture is influenced by Islamic traditions from Minangkabau. Their traditional clothing features red fabrics with gold accents. Their traditional houses called Bagas Godang can be found in Mandailing Natal district and feature a circular motif on weapons like the Piso Sanaleggam knife. A traditional Mandailing dish is bulung gadung, made from cassava leaves cooked with coconut milk. The Endeng-Endeng dance originates from South Tapanuli and depicts the joy of farming through music, dance, and costumes performed by ten players over four hours.

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    Traditional Clothes of North Sumatra (Mandailing)

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    The Mandailing tribe lives in North Sumatra and their culture is influenced by Islamic traditions from Minangkabau. Their traditional clothing features red fabrics with gold accents. Their traditional houses called Bagas Godang can be found in Mandailing Natal district and feature a circular motif on weapons like the Piso Sanaleggam knife. A traditional Mandailing dish is bulung gadung, made from cassava leaves cooked with coconut milk. The Endeng-Endeng dance originates from South Tapanuli and depicts the joy of farming through music, dance, and costumes performed by ten players over four hours.

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    The Mandailing tribe lives in North Sumatra and their culture is influenced by Islamic traditions from Minangkabau. Their traditional clothing features red fabrics with gold accents. Their traditional houses called Bagas Godang can be found in Mandailing Natal district and feature a circular motif on weapons like the Piso Sanaleggam knife. A traditional Mandailing dish is bulung gadung, made from cassava leaves cooked with coconut milk. The Endeng-Endeng dance originates from South Tapanuli and depicts the joy of farming through music, dance, and costumes performed by ten players over four hours.

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    Traditional Clothes of North Sumatra (Mandailing)

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    The Mandailing tribe lives in North Sumatra and their culture is influenced by Islamic traditions from Minangkabau. Their traditional clothing features red fabrics with gold accents. Their traditional houses called Bagas Godang can be found in Mandailing Natal district and feature a circular motif on weapons like the Piso Sanaleggam knife. A traditional Mandailing dish is bulung gadung, made from cassava leaves cooked with coconut milk. The Endeng-Endeng dance originates from South Tapanuli and depicts the joy of farming through music, dance, and costumes performed by ten players over four hours.

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    Traditional Clothes Of North Sumatra (Mandailing)

    This Batak tribe lives in the Mandailing Natal District, South Tapanuli, and
    Padang Lawas Regency, and its surroundings. According to the beliefs of the
    people around Mandailing is the influence brought by the Padri from Minangkabau
    in Tanah Datar and much influenced by Islamic culture.

    Mandailing Traditional Clothing is not much different from the Toba Batak
    traditional clothing suit that uses ulos cloth and attractive accessories. It's just that
    Mandailing's traditional clothing is dominated by red clothes with a touch of elegant
    gold accents and gives an interesting ethnic impression
    2. Traditional House Of North Sumatra (Mandailing)

    Mandailing tribe is in the area of North Sumatra Province (North Sumatra),


    bordering Riau Province. The Mandailing area is known to have stunning natural
    tourist destinations. The culture of local wisdom is so closely held by the locals.

    For those of you who want to see the Mandailing Traditional House, you
    can see it in Mandailing Natal (Madina) district. This district is part of the Padang
    Lawas Regency and South Tapanuli Regency. This traditional house is usually
    called Bagas Godang. Which means Bagas in Mandailing means house while
    Godang means a lot. Picture of Mandailing via Parsum Traditional House
    Mandailing tribe is in the area of North Sumatra Province (North Sumatra),
    bordering Riau Province. The Mandailing area is known to have stunning natural
    tourist destinations. The culture of local wisdom is so closely held by the locals.

    For those of you who want to see the Mandailing Traditional House, you
    can see it in Mandailing Natal (Madina) district. This district is part of the Padang
    Lawas Regency and South Tapanuli Regency. This traditional house is usually
    called Bagas Godang. Which means Bagas in Mandailing means house while
    Godang means a lot.
    3. Traditional Weapons Of North Sumatra (Mandailing)

    Piso Sanaleggam is a traditional North Sumatra weapon whose knife handle


    has a male figure whose eyes are decorated with a bowed head. This knife uses a
    motif that is wrapped around or circular in the neck. Under it is a brass ring made
    of rolled wire
    4. Eat Traditional North Sumatra (Mandailing)

    In Indonesian, bulung gadung means cassava leaves. Here the method of


    processing is cassava leaves pounded until smooth with spices such as onions,
    turmeric, ginger and others. Then add coconut milk. It tastes delicious and makes
    it delicious.
    5. Traditional Dance Of North Sumatra (Mandailing)

    Endeng-Endeng Dance is a traditional dance originating from South


    Tapanuli Regency, North Sumatra Province. This Endeng-Endeng dance illustrates
    the joy and joyful expression of everyday people, and expresses the joy of Naposo
    Nauli Bulung (Muda-Mudi) when it is planted and harvested.

    In his appearance, Endeng-Endeng dance was played by ten players namely


    two people serving as vocalists, one keyboard player, one tambourine player, five
    drummers and a ketipung player (small drum). Usually the song is sung in South
    Tapanuli. Every appearance, this art takes four hours. The appeal of this art is
    dancing and cheerful dance, in accordance with the songs that are performed.

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