The celebration of the 78th Anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia is celebrated in various places throughout Indonesia. Including one of them in the conservation and education destination of Bali Safari Animals located in Gianyar Regency, Bali. Even elephants at Bali Safari participated in the flag ceremony of the Republic of Indonesia's Birthday.
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Taking information from Kompas.com, the Red and White flag-raising ceremony on the front page of Bali Safari at 07.30 Central Indonesia Time by inviting some animals to participate.
It turns out that many animals participated in the flag ceremony of the Republic of Indonesia's Birthday
Some of the participating animals such as four Sumatran elephants, goats, pythons, iguanas, parrots, and parrots, as quoted from Antara.
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The Red and White Flag raising ceremony was led by Bali Safari Operations Manager Ketut Suardana as the supervisor of the ceremony.
"We want to show the presence of animals during the Independence Day ceremony that humans live in harmony with animals," said Bali Safari Marketing Head, Inneke Ficianirum in Gianyar, Bali, Thursday (17/8/2023), as quoted from Antara.
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The ceremony was held before Bali Safari operating hours, which is at 09.00 WITA to ensure that tourist visits continue normally.
To keep calm, animals are guarded by handlers. For example, elephants are given food in the form of coconut fronds throughout the ceremony. While the python is wrapped around the body of the handler to keep calm and the goat is hooked by a rope.
Discount on the 78th Anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia
To enliven the 78th Anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia, Bali Safari also provides an entrance ticket discount of 17 percent for ticket purchases until August 20, 2023, through the official website. The promo ticket can be used for visits until the end of October 2023.
In addition to the flag ceremony, visitors are also invited to take part in several typical games of the Republic of Indonesia's Birthday, such as a competition to eat crackers and put nails into bottles.
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