CULTURE OF IBAN
Iban is one of the Dayak clumps found in Sarawak, West Kalimantan, Brunei, and Tawau Sabah. The Ibans have a population of 1,000,000 which is 40% of Sarawak's population. The Ibans are the largest ethnic group in Sarawak and the fourth largest ethnic group in Malaysia after the Malays, Chinese, and Indians.
a group people of iban |
The culture of the Iban has a wide variety of delicious traditional side dishes and is derived from iban culture such as chicken pansuh and cake penganan cooked by the Sarawak community such as the iban, dayak and bidayuh(Bernama,2015)In the Iban community, 'chicken pansuh' is known as 'manok pansuh'.This Manok Pansuh is a chicken cooked in bamboo along with the leaves of tubers as an aroma enhancer.Cake penganan is made from rice flour and some other ingredients before being made into a dough to fry.
Gawai Festival is celebrated by the Iban and Bidayuh communities in Sarawak to celebrate the end of the paddy harvest. The Gawai festival is also known as Gawai Dayak. Gawai festivals are usually celebrated at the end of May or the beginning of June each year. Gawai festivals in Sarawak are celebrated with celebration in the cities and villages with dance performances, 'rice wine' harvest drinks, and fun. The Gawai Festival in Sarawak has been celebrated on a large scale since 1964.
Iban's people celebrating Gawai Festival known as Gawai Dayak |
Each race has its own cultural foundation, such as religion and celebration. Malaysia is unique due to the presence of various ethnic and ethnic groups.
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