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Celebrities, athletes, and millions online joined in, turning this cultural heritage into a worldwide sensation — and putting a small Sumatran river on the global map.
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Where Tradition Meets Thrill For more than seven centuries, Pacu Jalur has transformed the Batang Kuantan River into a stage of speed, color, and pride. Longboats, hewn from single tree trunks and painted in striking designs, slice through the water in a breathtaking display of heritage.
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The Bow’s Dancing Spirit At the tip of every boat stands the Anak Coki — a spirited dancer who lifts the rowers’ energy. This isn’t just movement… it’s pure river magic.
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The Moment That Went Viral Enter Rayyan Arkan Dikha, an 11-year-old whose calm, confident moves stole the show. After the video hit 6 million views, the world discovered a new craze: Aura Farming.
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Say Hello to “The Reaper” 🖤 Dressed in traditional Teluk Belanga, Rayyan moved with effortless grace. The internet crowned him The Reaper, and soon he was named Tourism Ambassador of Riau — plus awarded a scholarship!
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Aura Farming Sweeps the Globe From BTS’s Jungkook & V to PSG footballers, Travis Kelce, and F1’s Alex Albon — everyone tried to copy the moves. One small Sumatran river… now a global hotspot for culture and cool.
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Beyond a Trend — A Cultural Tidal Wave Beneath the viral dance is Indonesia’s heartbeat — unity, bravery, and centuries of tradition. Rayyan wasn’t just dancing… he was carrying history forward.
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From River Shores to Global Spotlight One boy. One boat. One unforgettable dance. And now, Pacu Jalur is shining brighter than ever on the world stage.
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