A unique sight was seen at the Syawalan commemoration in Kampar District, Riau Province, on Wednesday June 12, 2019, where all men carry out ziara mass graves by traveling from hamlet to hamlet. While women prepare dishes to eat at lunch. The program, which has been going on since ancient ancestors, has been used by residents to strengthen their relationship.

Grave mass pilgrimage, starting by walking to the cemetery to be visited, they traveled from hamlet to hamlet whose funeral was there.

These pilgrims, consisting of several groups coordinated by tribal heads or hamlet heads. One group consists of hundreds or even thousands of people.

The men who do ziara tombs have their own characteristics, each carrying a sarong. Usually the sarong, which is wrapped around the neck, is also tied to the head and waist.

When they arrived at the funeral, these peziaara, recited tahlil and tahmid together led by a professor or priest. The series of tahlil was closed by reciting prayers to spirits guaranteed by thousands of residents.

After performing tahlil and praying from one cemetery, the pilgrims, continued their journey to another cemetery. One by one the graves in Bangkinang Regency are visited one by one. This tomb pilgrimage lasts from morning to noon.

When thousands of men make pilgrimages, the women prepare dishes with a variety of Bangkinang specialties, such as Dadio, Rendang, Tamarind Spicy Gulai, Pargedel and various other variants.

According to a resident, Sulastri, they prepared food for pilgrims after traveling for hours from morning to noon. Mother's mother prepa