Labuhan is a traditional ceremony in Indonesia, particularly practiced by the Javanese people. It is held to honor the spirits of ancestors and nature, often involving offerings such as food, flowers, and incense. The event is typically conducted near water bodies, symbolizing purification and gratitude. During Labuhan, participants engage in various rituals, including prayers and music, to seek blessings and protection. The ceremony is an important cultural event that strengthens community bonds and preserves local traditions. It reflects the deep spiritual connection the Javanese have with their environment and heritage.