Pasola
The law explicitly names Pasola as a traditional sport. An official tourism source describes two groups of horsemen facing one another with wooden spears; the practice also has ritual aspects.
Reference source 1 ↗ Reference source 2 ↗Physical and/or mental activities to promote health and stamina, grounded in particular values, practiced continuously by a community, and passed to succeeding generations.
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The law explicitly names Pasola as a traditional sport. An official tourism source describes two groups of horsemen facing one another with wooden spears; the practice also has ritual aspects.
Reference source 1 ↗ Reference source 2 ↗The law explicitly names stone jumping as a traditional sport. Official tourism and museum sources document this Nias tradition; it also has social and ceremonial contexts.
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