BALON UDARA TRADISIONAL

Wonosobo's traditional hot air ballooning is part of a fascinating tradition, especially during the Eid celebration. This tradition has become a cultural identity for the local community, where hot air balloons are allowed to fly into the sky as a symbol of hope, gratitude, and happiness. Unlike modern hot air balloons, these traditional balloons are made manually by villagers using simple materials such as oil paper, bamboo, and glue. The process of making the balloons becomes a moment of togetherness that involves various generations from children to the elderly. The balloons are often decorated with colorful motifs that reflect the creativity and spirit of the community. Giant balloons with an average height of 7 meters and a diameter of 3-4 meters when expanded.