Pasola is a traditional cultural festival celebrated by the Sasak people of Lombok, Indonesia. It typically takes place in February or March, coinciding with the rice planting season. The event features a unique competition where horsemen, known as jockeys, ride their horses and throw wooden spears at each other, symbolizing a ritual to ensure a good harvest. The festival is not only a display of bravery and skill but also a way to honor the ancestors and seek blessings for fertility. Spectators gather to watch the thrilling event, which is accompanied by traditional music and dance, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Sasak community.