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New Year's Day is the first day of the new year. On the modern Gregorian calendar, it is celebrated on January 1.
Almost all countries use the Gregorian calendar as their main calendar.
New Year’s Day in Indonesia is celebrated with great pomp and gaiety like any other country of the world.
This day is observed as public holiday, hence all the schools, colleges, offices and other institutions remains closed on this day.
In Indonesian language it is known as Tahun Baru Masehi.
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All Over Indonesia
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On the New Year’s Day, the people mostly prefer to spend time with their friends and family.
They spend there time eating and drinking and visiting the city.
At night they go to the pubs,discos to enjoy night.
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The basic idea to celibrate the day is to make a fresh start.
It’s a day of merry making. People visit one another’s house to exchange gifts.
Feasts are laid out, where you get to eat traditional Indonesian food and delicacies.
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References :
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www.AsiaRooms.com : New Year's Day
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See the dates on which New Year Day is celebrated :
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New Year's Day
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| 2005 |
January |
01 |
Saturday |
| 2006 |
January |
01 |
Sunday |
| 2007 |
January |
01 |
Monday |
| 2008 |
January |
01 |
Tuesday |
| 2009 |
January |
01 |
Thursday |
| 2010 |
January |
01 |
Friday |
| 2011 |
January |
01 |
Saturday |
| 2012 |
January |
01 |
Sunday |
| 2013 |
January |
01 |
Tuesday |
| 2014 |
January |
01 |
Wednesday |
| 2015 |
January |
01 |
Thursday |
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Related Holidays :
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