WORLD PEACE GONG JOURNEY

 


SYMBOL

 


The World Peace Gong is a symbol of world peace. It was made in the Jepara Regency of Indonesia. World Peace Gong was made in Jepara because Jepara is located in Mount Muria, and Mount Muria is a Lemuria Continent. Lemuria it is the beginning of a variety caste in the world like Maya, India, etc.


GRAND OPENING


The first striking of the World Peace Gong was by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, H.E. Mrs. Megawati Sukarno Putri, in Bali on 31 December 2002 at 00:00 Central Standard time.

The Gong  struck for the following Events

•      The Grand Opening "Second Global Summit on Peace Through Tourism" 5–8 February 2003.

•      United Nations Secretary General Geneva, Swiss

•      The Grand Opening "PATA Conference" 13–17 April 2003, Bali – Indonesia

•      The Grand Opening "Borobudur International Festival" 11–17 June 2003, Central Java - Indonesia


























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