A dragon kite from Kotabaru, South Kalimantan, won the decorative flying kite in the first day of 2019 Batola Kite Festival held in Jejangkit Muara Village, Barito Kuala, South Kalimantan, Saturday (Oct 19).
The Kotabaru's dragon recorded a score of 27.57 to outperformed one hundred other participants from various regions of the archipelago.
While the second and third place won by Tapin, South Kalimantan, with a score of 27,06 and 26,99.
The owner of the dragon kite received IDR5 million and rotating trophy, permanent trophy, and certificates. while the second won IDR4 million and the third IDR3.5 million, plus trophy and certificates.
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The kite fight on the second day involved big eight and tension became higher considering contestants were classified as superiors and classy, one of them was member of South Kalimantan DPRD H Hasanuddin Murad.
He, who was accompanied by his wife, the regent of Batola, looked good in playing his kite. But as the atmosphere was tense the rain came in a sudden and the match was postponed.
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When the rain stopped, wind blew slowly, and Hasan Murad reluctant to continue the game.
The fight of kites finally won by the local player, Ain Ardiansyah, who brought the name of Jejangkit Bangkit II, and defeated Babahan City II in the final match.
Ardiansyah, who was an experienced player, once has cut 30 kites in a fight in Martapura, Banjar District.
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The Kotabaru's dragon recorded a score of 27.57 to outperformed one hundred other participants from various regions of the archipelago.
While the second and third place won by Tapin, South Kalimantan, with a score of 27,06 and 26,99.
The owner of the dragon kite received IDR5 million and rotating trophy, permanent trophy, and certificates. while the second won IDR4 million and the third IDR3.5 million, plus trophy and certificates.
Read also: 200 kite players compete in Jejangkit
Read also: Jejangkit will be educational and research tourism
The kite fight on the second day involved big eight and tension became higher considering contestants were classified as superiors and classy, one of them was member of South Kalimantan DPRD H Hasanuddin Murad.
He, who was accompanied by his wife, the regent of Batola, looked good in playing his kite. But as the atmosphere was tense the rain came in a sudden and the match was postponed.
Read also: Regent Batola launches e-book application
Read also: Batola Regent receives WTP placard from S Kalimantan Governor
When the rain stopped, wind blew slowly, and Hasan Murad reluctant to continue the game.
The fight of kites finally won by the local player, Ain Ardiansyah, who brought the name of Jejangkit Bangkit II, and defeated Babahan City II in the final match.
Ardiansyah, who was an experienced player, once has cut 30 kites in a fight in Martapura, Banjar District.
Editor : Mahdani
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