The music festival, initiated by BPC HIPMI Majalengka, was successfully held on Sunday evening (14/9/2025) at Yonif GT 321 Field in Majalengka. This event represents HIPMI Majalengka’s concrete commitment to establishing Majalengka Regency’s identity as a creative city.
The festival featured an engaging blend of local MSMEs, discussions on the creative ecosystem, and a music stage showcasing local musicians and national artists. The presence of Tenxi, Kunto Aji, and Bernadya served as a magnet, attracting thousands of visitors from Majalengka and surrounding areas.
Pride was expressed over the enthusiasm of the citizens.
“Thank you to the people of Majalengka who attended. This incredible enthusiasm shows that Majalengka is ready to become a center of creativity in West Java. It is hoped that through this event, Majalengka will become increasingly known as a region with vibrant and growing creative activities,” it was stated.
According to committee data, nearly 6,000 people attended the event, including visitors from neighboring regions such as Kuningan, Cirebon, and Indramayu. Not only did they enjoy the music, but visitors also supported the growth of local MSMEs through the provided bazaar.
In addition to being an entertainment event, it also served as a meeting space for business actors, creative communities, and the public to build networks, discuss, and formulate steps to strengthen Majalengka’s creative ecosystem.
“HIPHORIA FEST is not just a music concert, but a celebration of the creative ecosystem. We want to make this festival an annual agenda that always brings positive energy to Majalengka,” it was added.
In line with Majalengka Regency’s achievement of receiving the Creative Regency award in the Performing Arts subsector from the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, this serves as an important momentum to reaffirm the nickname ‘City of Wind’ as a center of creativity.
Majalengka
Majalengka is a regency in West Java, Indonesia, known for its agricultural production and natural scenery. Historically, it was part of the Sunda Kingdom and later the Cirebon Sultanate, with a cultural heritage that blends indigenous Sundanese traditions with Islamic influences.
Yonif GT 321 Field
Based on available information, “Yonif GT 321 Field” is not a recognized historical or cultural site, but rather the name of an Indonesian military unit. It refers to Infantry Battalion (Yonif) 321/Galuh Taruna (GT), a unit with a history dating back to the Indonesian National Revolution. The term “field” likely denotes a specific training area or base used by this battalion.
Kuningan
Kuningan is a regency in West Java, Indonesia, known for its cool highland climate and scenic volcanic landscapes. Historically, the area was part of the Sunda Kingdom and later became a significant center for the spread of Islam in Java. It is also the namesake of a major national holiday, Hari Raya Idul Fitri, which is locally called *Lebaran* or *Hari Raya Kuningan*.
Cirebon
Cirebon is a historic port city on the north coast of Java, Indonesia, known as a melting pot of Javanese, Sundanese, Chinese, and Arab cultures. It was the seat of the Cirebon Sultanate, founded in the 15th century, and is famous for its distinctive batik patterns and the grand Kasepuhan Palace.
Indramayu
Indramayu is a coastal regency in West Java, Indonesia, historically known as a strategic port for the ancient Sunda Kingdom and later the Sultanate of Cirebon. It is culturally significant for its unique style of batik textile art, characterized by vibrant colors and natural motifs. Today, the region remains an important center for fishing and agriculture.
West Java
West Java is a province of Indonesia on the island of Java, historically home to the powerful Sunda Kingdom and later the Sultanate of Banten. It is a region of immense natural beauty, featuring the active Tangkuban Perahu volcano, tea plantations, and the bustling modern capital city of Bandung. The area is also culturally significant as the heartland of the Sundanese people, who maintain their own distinct language, music, and traditions.
Creative Regency
I am unable to provide a summary for “Creative Regency” as it does not appear to be a recognized historical place or established cultural site. It may refer to a local business, event space, or a modern development, but it lacks a documented history as a cultural landmark.
City of Wind
The “City of Wind” is a poetic nickname for Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, which is renowned for its fierce and constant winds blowing from the Caspian Sea. Historically a center on the Silk Road, the city is famed for its medieval walled Inner City and its modern transformation fueled by oil wealth, blending ancient history with contemporary architecture.
