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New Year in Indonesia is celebrated with much pomp and show. To celebrate New Year in Indonesia, arge numbers of tourists from various corners of the world come to this island.

Hotels and restaurants in Jakarta offer delicious meals to celebrate New Year. They mostly offer sumptuous turkey buffets for and holiday treats in their bakeries.

Many offer the option of cooking meals on order. They deliver it to the homes. Many restaurants offer advertisements in the leading newspaper for the special day. You can check with the favorite restaurants to see if they have a special buffet or set dinner for the New Year.

Big, extravagant New Year parties are planned by most of the major hotels in Jakarta. Events include an extravagant dinner and dancing in the major ballroom. It also includes informal dining in the lounges and lobbies. Whatever venue people may choose, it is always very noisy. People who want to celebrate New Year celebrations in hotels must buy tickets early as the good parties sell out quick.

New Year fun in Indonesia entails buying trumpet from sellers on the streets. Made from recycled paper and foil, these colorful trumpets along with party hats are made in Central Java. Varying in size from small horns suitable for children to paper versions of an Alpine flugelhorn, these instruments of merry-making manage to transform celebrations for dignified people on New Year's Eve into mindless cacophony.

Many people in this nation celebrate New Year in a unique way. They buy paper trumpets and load as many people as possible in open trucks, buses or private vehicles and drive up and down the main thoroughfares of the city while blowing their horns. This often causes traffic jams.

Religious services and charitable function are also a part of New Year celebrations in Indonesia.

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