Video Asli 1 Abad Lalu (1928): Kisah Perjuangan Haji: Berbulan-bulan Arungi Samudra demi Tanah Suci

Tracing the footsteps of the Indonesian Hajj pilgrimage during the colonial era in 1928. From villages in the interior of Java, prospective pilgrims embarked on a long, emotional journey to the Holy Land of Mecca. Traveling by train, horse-drawn carriage, and even a large steamship crossing the Indian Ocean, this video depicts the struggles, sacrifices, and steadfast faith of these ancient spiritual travelers. Witness the embarkation atmosphere at major ports like Tanjung Priok and Tanjung Perak, the lives of the pilgrims on board the steamship, and the moments of arrival at Jeddah Port before continuing their journey to Mecca. A historical tale steeped in religious, humanitarian, and struggle values. 00:00 — The Beginning of the Hajj Journey from the Interior of Java 00:21 — Processing Documents for Hajj Departure 00:29 — The Farewell and Send-Off of the Pilgrims 00:57 — Departure of the Pilgrims at the Train Station 01:34 — Initial Voyage to the Holy Land 01:49 — Busy Embarkation at the Colonial Port 02:44 — Pilgrims Boarding a Dutch Steamship 03:20 — Life and Journey on Board 04:10 — Pilgrims' Activities During the Sea Voyage 05:02 — Busy Atmosphere on the Deck of the Hajj Ship 05:48 — The Long Journey Across the Ocean 06:48 — The Boat Carrying the Pilgrims to Land 07:03 — Instructions from the Ship's Officer to the Pilgrims 07:20 — Approaching the Port of Jeddah 08:11 — Document Checks and Quarantine of Pilgrims at the Port Transit