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Tips for 2023 Eid Homecoming to Be Safe & Comfortable
Published on 11 Apr 2023
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Eid al-Fitr or Lebaran is a moment awaited by Muslims all over the world. Eid al-Fitr is a moment when Muslims celebrate the end of the fasting month of Ramadan and welcome victory with various traditions, such as gatherings, apologizing, and also going home.
Going home or going home on Eid has become a culture that has been practiced by Indonesian people for a long time. Homecoming is the perfect time to gather with family and relatives, and also to reminisce about childhood, and return to one's hometown. For the people of Indonesia, going home is not just a trip back home, but also a part of the culture that makes the Eid moment more lively and meaningful.
The prediction of the Lebaran homecoming in 2023 also needs to be a concern for travelers. This is because there will be a peak wave of the density of travelers on certain dates which will result in unavoidable traffic jams. So that you will interfere with your health and mental condition during the trip back and forth.
To avoid these unwanted things, it would be nice to prepare carefully planning before leaving for homecoming so that going home for Eid feels safe, comfortable, and economical to the destination. Here are some Eid homecoming tips that you can apply!
Before traveling back and forth, be sure to check the vehicle that will be used so that it doesn't break down in the middle of the trip. Check the availability of fuel, condition of tires, brakes, lights, and all important vehicle parts to ensure that the vehicle is in good condition and ready to be used for long-distance travel.
Mudik can be very tiring, especially if the trip will be done over a long distance. Prepare yourself physically and mentally by getting enough sleep, eating healthy and nutritious food, and getting enough rest before traveling. Bring medicines to avoid illnesses that may strike during the trip such as motion sickness, dizziness, fever, and colds. Make sure you also bring enough supplies of food and drinks to be consumed during the trip.
Choose the right time to travel back and forth. Try to avoid peak travel times. Choose quieter times to avoid traffic jams and make the trip smoother. Apart from choosing the right time, you can also determine the best route or path to reach your destination.
Moreover, if the trip back and forth is done over a long distance and takes quite a long time. Drowsiness or fatigue can cause decreased concentration and increase the risk of accidents. Therefore, it is important to always pay attention to the condition of the body during the trip. You can pull over on the shoulder of the road or come to the nearest rest area to stretch your body, consume enough food and drink, or even take a short nap to restore your body's condition.
Make sure to always obey traffic rules during the trip. Don't drive too fast or take unnecessary risks. Always wear a seat belt and make sure all passengers are also wearing a seat belt. Make sure the driver has complete documents such as a SIM and STNK for the convenience of going home.
Overloading can cause damage to the vehicle, such as flat tires or engine overheating. In addition, overloading can also interfere with driving comfort for you and other travelers, especially if the vehicle used is a motorbike that does not have a large enough capacity.
Apart from the Eid Mubarak Tips above, what is no less important is to pray. Ask Allah SWT to be blessed with safety during the trip back and forth until arriving at the destination.
By following this Eid al-Fitr 2023 homecoming guide, I hope you can travel home safely and comfortably. Enjoy the moment with family and relatives!
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