Eid Holiday In Indonesia Muslims around the world recently celebrated the Eid. It means Ramadhan has ended. Ramadhan is a month of Islamic calendar which Muslims are obligated to fast every day during the month start from sunrise to sunset. The countries that are predominately Muslims definitely make the Eid a public holiday like in my country Indonesia. When the day comes, many Muslims use it for a vacation to their hometown and visit their folks. In Indonesia, back to hometown on Eid holiday is a tradition. It's called "Mudik". We who lives in big city like Jakarta, will back to our hometown (mudik). This phenomenon instantly makes Jakarta as a very busy city being so quiet. At the same time, there are also a lot of heavy traffic heading towards our hometown. In fact, it often becomes long traffic jams as a result of the high number of travelers. As recently as Sunday July 3, there were very long traffic jams occurred in some places. The distance of 1 km must be taken for 3 hours. Because of it, there were many vehicles that ran out of fuel. Could you imagine how bad was it? Mudik (back to hometown) on Eid holidays is very long trip, and sometimes very tiring trip. However, it rewarded by a happy moment celebrating Eid with big family.