Come to the "Little Bali in Belitong"

State Tourism Week Laskar Pelangi 'Little Bali ins Belitong' that was held for 10 consecutive days from Wednesday (05/12/2010) night until Saturday (22/05/2010) coming in Hamlet balitung, will contain a variety of traditional arts alive in Belitung province.

One of them will display the artistry of Bali Ogoh-ogoh Dance, Dance Sanghyang besides other traditional dances Kuda Lumping Langen Budoyo, Betiong Begubang, Beripat Beregong, Dul Mulok, enthusiasm Bubu, Barong Dance, Lesong length, Lion Dance Lion Mas Sakti, a Measles Modern up Reog Ponorogo.

Activities are also scheduled around the city Tanjungpandan carnival which is scheduled followed by all who participated in the traditional arts Tourism Week which was held balitung Dusun community to celebrate Hari Raya Galungan and Kuningan.

But the carnival is planned on Sunday (05/16/2010) morning nevertheless carried out. State Tourism Committee chairman Week Laskar Pelangi, I Wayan Suta now confirmed Bangka Pos Group, Sunday (16/05/2010) explains, the plan was canceled.

According to Wayan Suta, cancellations are at the proposal from the public. They want the appearance of traditional art activities focused on Hamlet balitung only. "Her show (carnival) is canceled. Community proposals focus on the village," said Wayan Suta when contacted on his cell phone.

Besides Wayan Suta said, the traditional arts personnel many feel exhausted because there are appearing every day until Saturday (15/05/2010) night.

Wayan Suta said, on the basis of these considerations it was decided the appearance of traditional art activities will resume again on Saturday (05/22/2010) future, once the closure of State Tourism Week Laskar Pelangi.

State Tourism Week Laskar Pelangi 'Little Bali in Belitong' opened by the Governor of the Province of Bangka Belitung H Eko Maulana Ali on Wednesday (12 / 5) then. At the opening of this activity, carried out giving the customary honorary title of Adi Dharma Nayaka Mahayowana for governor and to the Regent Pacific Islands Mahotama H Darmansyah Husein.