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A year ago, Ox carts Festival ever held in Complex of Maguwoharjo Stadium, Sleman, on Sunday (06/16/2013). A little child has been involved as a coachman or called "Bajingan" (Bastard) and wowed tourists. Not only domestic tourists, but also from abroad and all people around. Action "bastard" child named Satria (10), charmed thousands of visitors Ox Carts Festival held at the Stadium Complex Maguwoharjo, Sleman Yogyakarta, is held for the first time. image The festival was attended by approximately 170 oxcart. In this cultural event attended Yogyakarta Governor Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X and GKR Hemas and Police Chief DIY, Sleman Regent and his deputy. The enthusiasm of the ox cart pullers are frequently called "bastard" is big enough. Evidently, the day before the cultural event, the Bajingan already be on site preparation. They spend the night at the stadium. The cultural event was a success due in addition to domestic tourists, foreign tou

google image Ox carts are still commonly found in Indonesia People , especially in Yogyakarta or DIY. In Sleman, the theme of cultural events are often held by ox cart. Similarly, in Bantul. This cattle wagon carman by someone who called "Bajingan" (Bastard). Wagon or cart is a vehicle or a tool that has two or four wheels that is used as a means of transportation. The cart can be pulled by animals such as horses, cows, goats, zebu or can also be pulled by humans. Train (UK: wagon) is a type of wagon with four wheels to transport heavier pulled by at least two horses. The cart has been referred to in the literature since the 2nd century BC. Scripture Indian Rigveda writes that men and women are like two wheels of a cart. Wagon driven by human hand is used extensively throughout the world. In Indonesia, in the 1990s, ox carts as transportation of goods has not existed since ratcheted motor vehicles such as cars. But in recent years re-emerged. Alternative transportati