Award Moment ! Best Traditional Attire – Piksi Ganesha Polytechnic

To celebrate our cultural diversity and rich traditions, Piksi Ganesha Polytechnic proudly presented a special “Best Traditional Attire” award during The 1st International Conference on Education (ICE) 2025. This award was given to students and lecturers who showcased their traditional outfits in the most impressive and elegant way, reflecting the beauty of Indonesia’s cultural heritage.

The moment was not only filled with colors and creativity but also with pride and identity. Each participant who wore traditional attire brought to life the richness of their cultural background whether it was the graceful kebaya, the majestic batik, or the vibrant traditional costumes from across the archipelago. Their presence added warmth and authenticity to the international conference, making the event even more memorable.

This award was more than just a recognition; it served as a fun yet meaningful learning experience, reminding everyone of the importance of honoring and preserving our cultural roots. By embracing traditional attire, students and lecturers alike demonstrated that culture is not just history, it is a living legacy that continues to inspire and connect people.

Beyond celebrating individual winners, the Best Traditional Attire award helped strengthen multicultural bonds on campus. It highlighted how diversity is not a barrier but a source of unity, creativity, and shared identity. In a globalized world, initiatives like these remind us that embracing our heritage makes us stronger and more connected as a community.

Through this celebration, Piksi Ganesha Polytechnic reaffirmed its commitment to fostering not only academic excellence but also cultural appreciation, ensuring that future generations remain proud of their traditions while being ready to engage with the world.

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