Here are some more pictures taken at another Gawai party held at President Ero and Sister Molly's home in the mountains. He is the District President and she is the District Relief Society President for the church in the Kuching area. The views from their home were spectacular, overlooking his olive palm plantation. A true paradise...
These people are from another dayak (native) tribe. Each tribe has it's own costumes. All are very colorful.
Their music is played mostly by the "bong-bong" method. The dancing is a slow movement of feet and arms to the bong beat.
The men also wear colorful head coverings and vests.
Here are some more pictures taken at another Gawai party held at President Ero and Sister Molly's home in the mountains. He is the District President and she is the District Relief Society President for the church in the Kuching area. The views from their home were spectacular, overlooking his olive palm plantation. A true paradise... 
These people are from another dayak (native) tribe. Each tribe has it's own costumes. All are very colorful. 
Their music is played mostly by the "bong-bong" method. The dancing is a slow movement of feet and arms to the bong beat. 
The men also wear colorful head coverings and vests. 
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