The unique cemetery of Tana Toraja Indonesia

Purwokerto, Indonesia
October 15, 2020 12:33am CST
Tana Toraja, a regency located in South Sulawesi, is one proof of the rich culture that exists in Indonesia. Its natural beauty and rich culture have made the name Tana Toraja known internationally. The Toraja people still adhere to their beliefs and customs, which makes Tana Toraja one of the world cultural heritage sites listed on UNESCO. One of the things that attracts Tana Toraja is a funeral ceremony or burial ritual, which can be said to be creepy and somewhat complicated to do. Traditional ceremonies and rituals held by the Tana Toraja people as a form of tradition preservation and respect for their ancestors, several traditional ceremonies to unique burial places including the Ma'nene Tradition, Solo Rambu Ceremony, Londa, Bori Parinding and Tarra Trees.
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@nawala123 (20871)
• Indonesia
15 Oct 20
yeh its very unigue and little bit scary for me
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@Shavkat (140119)
• Philippines
15 Oct 20
It does look different. Some natives here put the remains of their loved ones in such a manner, too. They are hanging coffins in Sagada. Image Credit: hapipaks.files.wordpress.com
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@happylife1 (13404)
• Karachi, Pakistan
15 Oct 20
Nice information dear
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@Babale (1866)
• Semarang, Indonesia
17 Oct 20
Has it ever happened that the coffin that was about to be put into the tomb's cave had fallen from a height? It must be really scary.
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• Indonesia
16 Nov 20
I have a friend from South Sulawesi, maybe close to Toraja, I always want to go there with her
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• Purwokerto, Indonesia
16 Nov 20
Yes, in Tana Toraja there are indeed many beautiful places and unique cultural customs. This is what makes many people want to visit there.
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• Indonesia
16 Nov 20
@Rosyidradent included me :)
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