Classic Game that Kids Still Play Today, Aside From Lato-Lato
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This is a traditional game of all Indonesians.This game is usually held simultaneously throughout Indonesia on August 17, the celebration of the Proclamation of Independence of the Republic of Indonesia. This game is not only played by school-age children but also by adults.
The areca nut used in this game comes from an areca palm that has been cut down. Areca nut trees can reach a height of five meters.
The areca nut is smeared with lubricant. At the top hung various gifts. Prizes can be bicycles, clothes, or snacks.
In addition, there is a flag stuck right at the top of the areca tree. The areca stalk is what the players climb.
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This game requires cooperation and teamwork. One team consists of five to six people. They compete with other teams to climb up the areca stalks that have been smeared with lubricant. Of course, it's not easy to get to the top.
It takes the ingenuity of a team member to be able to climb on the shoulders of a teammate. The member then survives until another friend manages to get on his shoulders.
In this game, team members are required to work together to form a ladder. That way, one team member will make it to the top of Areca Palm.
15. Sack Jump
This game is one of the games to celebrate the Proclamation of Independence of the Republic of Indonesia. However, this game can also be played at school or in other places as entertainment.
This game only requires the use of sacks. The sack is usually large enough to accommodate the players.
In that race, each player enters the sack that has been provided. They jump from the starting line to the finish line. Whoever reaches the finish line first is the winner. (*)
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