Kenduren Festival In Indonesia

Kenduren Festival In Indonesia

People are receiving free durian fruits at the festival called ''Kenduren Wonosalam'' in Jombang, Indonesia, on March 5, 2023. Piles of the thorny fruit are being driven around the village before being thrown to the waiting crowds. The participants, usually consisting of groups of people, are climbing a structure made from the durian fruit. Their task is to collect as many fruits as possible and to throw them back to friends in the crowd below, who are then trying to catch these hard, heavy, and spiky fruits. Those who catch a durian are entitled to eat it on the spot or take it home. (Photo by Suryanto Putramudji/NurPhoto)

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