Gawai Dayak
{'<entity_0>': 'West Kalimantan', '<entity_1>': 'Gawai Dayak', '<entity_2>': 'Indonesia', '<entity_3>': 'Malaysia', '<entity_4>': 'ritual', '<entity_5>': 'Gawai'}
[['Gawai Dayak', 'country', 'Malaysia'], ['Gawai Dayak', 'country', 'Indonesia'], ['Gawai Dayak', 'location', 'West Kalimantan'], ['Gawai Dayak', 'instance of', 'ritual'], ['Gawai Dayak', 'alternative', 'Gawai']]
<entity_1> is an annual festival celebrated by the Dayak people in Sarawak, <entity_3> and <entity_0>, <entity_2> on 1 June and 2 June. <entity_1> comes from <entity_5> meaning festival and Dayak a collective name for the indigenous peoples of Sarawak, Indonesian Kalimantan and the interior of Borneo. When a longhouse agrees to host <entity_1> with big <entity_4> festivals, they may need to plant extra paddy and organise labour exchange ("bedurok"). It is during this time of year that many Dayak hold authentic <entity_4> festivals and weddings (Melah Pinang or <entity_5> Lelabi) take place. In the Baleh region, the Iban <entity_4> festivals include the <entity_5> Baintu-intu (wellness festival); <entity_5> Bumai (farming festival); <entity_5> Amat (proper festival to request divine supernatural assistance); <entity_5> Ngelumbung (tomb building festival) and <entity_5> Mimpi (dream festival based on dream messages from the spirits).
['harvest festival', 'ritual']