Most Touching, Here are 80 Lebaran Homecoming Words Full of Longing

Kapanlagi.com - Lebaran homecoming is a moment full of emotion, longing, and happiness. The journey back to the hometown has become an annual tradition that is rich in meaning for many people in Indonesia. In this atmosphere, homecoming words have the power to express feelings, strengthen the heart, and share the spirit of togetherness.

You can use these Lebaran homecoming words for yourself, family, or friends. You can support each other even if it's just through words.

Check out information about words of Lebaran homecoming full of longing and touching below.

1. Words for Going Home for Eid, Longing for the Hometown

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The longing for the hometown never fades, especially as Eid approaches. The atmosphere of home, the laughter of family, and the aroma of mother's cooking always call the heart to return. Here are the words for going home for Eid that represent deep longing.

1. This longing is no joke; it lives, grows, and continues to whisper the name of the village amidst the busyness.

2. I don’t need a reason to go home, just the suffocating longing in my chest as a reminder that the village always calls.

3. There is a longing that cannot be explained, only fulfilled by meeting directly and hugging mother on the porch of the house.

4. Every journey home teaches that home is not just a place, but a feeling that is always aimed for.

5. When the takbir begins to resound, my heart grows more impatient to kiss the hands of my father and mother on Eid morning.

6. This longing is like rain, unstoppable, flowing heavily as childhood memories come rushing back.

7.My hometown is like a harbor, where I return to dock after wearying myself navigating through life.

8.The sky in the city is never as beautiful as the sky in the village when the morning of Eid greets us.

9.Every aroma of my mother's cooking is like an alarm, awakening the deepest longing in the hearts of those far from home.

10.Far away here, I can only send prayers, hoping to soon embrace those I love back home.

11.The family photo on the wall never changes, but our longing grows deeper every year.

12.My village may be simple, but that's where my whole heart resides.

13. I miss the dirt road in front of the house, the sound of roosters in the morning, and the joyful laughter of my younger siblings.

14.Nothing can replace my mother's smile when I come home with souvenirs and a hug.

15.Even though the city offers everything, the village remains the only place that can heal a wounded heart.

16.A child far from home always awaits one moment: when they can write "home" on their calendar.

17.It is not the distance that hurts, but the time that keeps passing without togetherness.

18.Longing for the village is not just longing for a place, but longing for the version of myself that used to be.

19.The first takbir always makes my heart tremble, my memories instantly jump to the yard of the house where we used to gather.

20. Sometimes, the sound of the old radio in the living room makes me want to go home more than a video call.

2. Words for Going Home for Eid on the Journey

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The journey home is not just about the distance traveled, but also about the memories and hopes that accompany every kilometer. From the city to the village, from the hustle and bustle to tranquility, going home becomes the most honest way to return to oneself, as reflected in the following words about going home for Eid.

21. Even with a flat tire in the middle of the road, I still smile because I know who is waiting.

22. I bring longing, hope, and love, along with a small suitcase full of souvenirs for the family.

23. Even though the distance is hundreds of kilometers, nothing can stop me from returning to my beloved family.

24. Every rest at the rest area is a meaningful pause in the journey towards warmth.

25. Traffic jams are not an obstacle if there is a warm hug from mom at the end.

26. The train may be slow, but my spirit to go home always moves fast.

27. This journey is not just physical, but also a journey of the heart that can't wait to return to old memories.

28. The car may be old, but the spirit of going home is always new every year.

29. I don't mind spending the night on the road as long as I can wake up in my grandmother's house.

30. Even in the heat and fatigue, the heart remains cool because I know I will meet my family.

31. It's okay to wait in line at the station, as long as I can meet my dad during Eid.

32. The faces of other travelers seem to share the same story: longing and hope to go home.

33. Every horn on the road seems to say, "Be patient, you will arrive soon."

34.I record every kilometer in my heart, as a reminder of how precious the journey home is.

35.The night roads accompanied by old songs bring me closer to my childhood home.

36.Although uncomfortable, this journey is enjoyable because the destination is so beautiful.

37.There is no hotel as comfortable as the old room at my mother's house.

38.Behind the car window, I see the shadows of childhood memories waiting in the village.

39.Every second on the road becomes part of the story that I will tell to my grandchildren.

40. The ticket in hand is a promise that I will return, no matter what happens.

3. Words for Going Home for Eid Containing Prayers

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During the homecoming journey, many prayers are offered. Prayers for safety, happiness, and abundant blessings. The words of this homecoming during Eid can be a small form of the great hopes we entrust to fellow travelers.

41.For everyone returning home today, may every longing be paid off with warm embraces from family.

42.Don't forget to pray before you leave, because prayer is the best provision.

43.Homecoming is not just a journey of the body, but also a journey of the heart returning to love.

44.May your journey be smooth and filled with blessings until you arrive with a smile in front of your loved ones.

45. I pray that your journey is always under Allah's protection at every kilometer you travel.

46.Happy homecoming, may you meet your family waiting with warm hugs and open hearts.

47.Don't forget to rest, as safety is more important than arriving quickly.

48.May this year's homecoming bring happiness, not only for you but also for those you love.

49.For you who are on the road, may your patience be as strong as your spirit to return.

50.Welcome the smile of your mother, the hug of your father, and the laughter of your siblings—may all be in peace.

51.Even though I can't go home this year, my prayers accompany you at every step.

52. May this year's takbir greet your ears from the yard, not from your phone screen.

53.Don't worry about traffic jams, what's important is to arrive safely and with a happy heart.

54.I hope the journey is beautiful, like the story you will tell later.

55.Send my regards to your family, may your Eid be full of blessings and laughter.

56.Each step towards home is a step towards blessings, may it go smoothly until the end.

57.To all the drivers who are taking homecomers, thank you and may Allah reward your kindness.

58.May your vehicle be safe, and your heart be at peace throughout the journey home.

59. No need to rush, because love always waits at home.

60.May your fortune be multiplied after this long and love-filled journey.

4. Words for Going Home for Eid with Family

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Togetherness during Eid is the warmest moment in life. When everyone gathers, laughter and stories fill the home. Here are a collection of words about going home for Eid that reflect family warmth.

61.The older sibling who used to be mischievous now greets me with a tight hug.

62.We may have different opinions, but at the Eid dining table, we always share the same feelings.

63.Not everyone can go home, but togetherness can be present through prayers.

64.Eid is the time when family love feels so real and close.
65. Sitting together in the living room while listening to old stories is the best remedy for longing for those far away.

66.When all the children gather at the dining table, mother needs no other gift but their laughter.

67.The moment of shaking hands and hugging after a year apart is true happiness.

68.Praying Id together with my father is always the calmest moment in my life.

69.Eating ketupat with family feels like going back to childhood, when everything was still simple.

70.The younger siblings who were once small are now grown up, but our jokes remain just as warm.

71.Under the village sky, we gather and laugh without caring about time.

72. Eid is a time when all busyness is left behind for one thing: togetherness.

73.No cell signal? No problem. What matters is that my family is complete.

74.We may not have a luxurious house, but this home is full of love and laughter.

75.Little children running around the yard bring back the atmosphere of old times.

76.The first hug from my mother on Eid morning always makes tears fall silently.

77. Family may be far on the map, but close to the heart, especially when Eid arrives.

78.In this house, there are no important roles - everyone is loved in the same way.

79.The moment of kissing parents' hands in the morning is a sacred ritual that I will never forget.

80.After forgiving each other, the burdens of life feel lighter.

Well, those are a series of Eid homecoming words filled with longing and the most touching. Let's start following articles about other words, KLovers! If not now, when else?

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