 As the majority of worshippers are from the Chinese community, kenduris today also incorporate Chinese dishes and offerings usually presented to deities within the Taoist pantheon of gods.Worshippers usually offer fresh flowers, "sirih" (betel nut leaves), "rokok daun" (local hand-rolled cigarettes), sliced "pinang" (areca nuts) and local fruits.An important part of the praying ritual is also to burn some "kemenyan", the gum Benjamin.