What do Indonesians wear?

The Indonesian government stipulates that all officials participating in major national festivals, foreign affairs activities and social activities must wear national costumes. Indonesia's national costumes are based on the traditional costumes of Java and absorb the characteristics of other national costumes.

Men wear black peci hats, batik long-sleeved coats or suits, trousers and leather shoes. The lady wore a long-sleeved kebaya shirt, a shawl over her shoulders, a sarong under her hair and high-heeled sandals.

Extended information Except for some ethnic groups in New Guinea, most ethnic groups in Indonesia today are descendants of immigrants. The earliest immigrant to Indonesia was Vader, who probably immigrated to Indonesia during the Quaternary Ice Age.

Around 1500 BC, a large number of Mongolians from southern Asia migrated to Indonesia. These ethnic groups are called primitive Malays. They settled in coastal areas and drove the Vader people out of the mountains. The Badakhs in modern Sumatra, the Daya in Kalimantan and the Toracha in Sulawesi are all descendants of primitive Malays.

Between 300 and 200 BC, another group of immigrants came from the southern part of the Asian continent. Archaeologists call them new Malays, and their physical characteristics are the same as those of primitive Malays. After they settled in Indonesia, they assimilated some primitive Malays and pushed others to the mainland. Today's Javanese, Sunda, Madura, Balinese, Malays and other ethnic groups are descendants of Malays and Malays.

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