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Timphan is one of Aceh's most distinctive traditional cakes, possessing profound historical and cultural significance. This cake is more than just a food, but a symbol of honor, togetherness, and traditions passed down through generations of the Acehnese people. Timphan is believed to have existed since the time of the Aceh Sultanate, when it was often served in palace environments and at important traditional events. At that time, timphan was a special dish to welcome honored guests, religious scholars, and nobles. Its neatly wrapped shape in banana leaves symbolizes politeness and respect for guests. In Acehnese culture, timphan is closely associated with Islamic holidays, particularly Meugang, Eid al-Fitr, and Eid al-Adha. To this day, the tradition of making timphan together at home is still preserved as a symbol of family and mutual cooperation. @base.base.eth

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