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Kebur Ubalan

Kebur Ubalan is a traditional ritual practiced in Desa Jarak, Kecamatan Plosoklaten, Kediri. The community gathers annually during the Suro month to perform the ritual of watering each other and competing for gunungan (heap of offerings). The tradition is rooted in local mythology and is open to the public, involving participation from the local community and visitors.

Larung Sesaji

Larung Sesaji is a cultural tradition practiced in Kediri, particularly around riverbanks and water sources. The community performs this ritual annually to symbolize the hope that difficulties, illness, and misfortune will be carried away by the river, bringing peace and prosperity to the community. The ritual is open to the public and involves the local community in the ceremonial process.

Manusuk Sima

Manusuk Sima is a sacred ritual held annually in Kediri to commemorate the founding of the city on 27 July. The tradition is rooted in historical records and is performed to express gratitude to the gods and to pray for the community's safety and prosperity. The ritual is open to the public and involves the local community in the ceremonial process.

Mbeleh Golekan

Mbeleh Golekan is a traditional ritual practiced in Desa Kandangan, Kediri. The community performs this ritual annually during the Suro month to ward off evil and ensure prosperity. The ritual involves symbolic sacrifices of effigies and is believed to bring good fortune to the community. The tradition is open to the public and is a significant part of the local cultural identity.

Paguyuban Sri Aji Joyoboyo

Paguyuban Sri Aji Joyoboyo is a community group based in Kediri that preserves the traditional Suro ceremony at Petilasan Sri Aji Joyoboyo. The group organizes annual events to maintain the cultural heritage and involves the local community in participating and observing the rituals. The group is open to new members and has a distinct identity centered around cultural preservation.

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