Angkola

Angkola is an ethnic group native to North Sumatra, Indonesia, primarily among the Batak communities. They possess a rich cultural heritage marked by unique customs, traditional music, dances, and crafts. Historically, Angkola people speak their own dialect of Batak and practice agriculture, particularly rice farming. They are known for their strong community ties, distinctive rituals, and elaborate traditional attire. Angkola culture also reflects influences from neighboring regions, blending indigenous traditions with Islamic elements, as most Angkola are Muslim. Overall, they are an important part of Indonesia’s diverse cultural mosaic.