The word toraja comes from Bugis language to riaja which means a people who live within highland, Toraja is also a name of regency where Toraja people lives, and so they call their land Tana Toraja.
Tana Toraja regency situated within the mountains in the north part of South Sulawesi, this district is the home of Toraja people those has very unique culture especially in the way they manage the ceremony for the died people among their tribe, a very unique grave which is built for their relatives and family, and we can see those unique graves until now.
Toraja people also has very unique and beautiful traditional houses called Tongkonan, there are many Tongkonan around Tana Toraja, this tour will invite to visit beautiful Tongkonan in Tana Toraja as well beautiful places and some unique graves around the area.
Tour Code | MI-7211 |
Min/Max pax | 2/10 persons |
Tour duration | 2 Days |
Package type | Private Tour |
Schedule | Daily Tour - Everyday available |
Availability | This tour is available for booking! |
Departure time | Between 7:00am up to 10:00am |
Starting place |
Any places around Rantepao - North Toraja |
Ending place | Any places around Rantepao - North Toraja |
Places to visit may changes depends to the conditions mentioned in the Term and Conditions.
Itinerary may changes depends to the conditions mentioned in the Term and Conditions.
09:00 Our crew will pick up you at around Rantepao – North Toraja, could be your hotel or any other public places.
09:30 Visit Ketekesu, a beautiful traditional houses of Toraja people, this traditional houses called “Tongkonan”
10:30 Visit Lemo grave stone, Lemo is beautiful village surrounded by paddy fields, next to this field you can find a very big stone which is used by local Toraja people as the grave for their died relatives and family.
11:30 visit Tampang Allo grave cave, is an old grave cave, formerly used as the grave for the elder of Toraja people
12:30 Break and lunch at local restaurant
14:00 Visit Londa grave stone, this is the most popular grave stone in Toraja beside Lemo.
15:00 Visit Kambira, a small village where you can find a big tree which is used by Toraja people as the grave for their died babies.
16:00 End of the tour, we will drop you off any where around Rantepao – North Toraja.
09:00 Our crew will pick up you at your hotel and then begin to explore Tana Toraja for the second day
09:30 We will visit Sa’dan a traditional weaving village of Toraja, here you can get to know who Toraja people weaves the clothes and everything about Toraja traditional clothes
11:00 Next we will visit Kalimbuang, a big menhir store which still well preserved until today
12:30 Stop at local restaurant, break and lunch
14:00 Visit Batutumonga a beautiful terraced paddy field
15:00 Visit Lo’ko Mata grave stone
16:00 End of tour, we will drop you back to your hotel or any other places around Rantepao North Toraja
Lunch 2nd day
Served in nearest local restaurant
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+Rp100,000* | |
Lunch 1st day
Served in nearest local restaurant
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+Rp100,000* |
If you have any further question about this tour, try find it here!
Where is Rantepao city situated?
Rantepao now situated in the North of Tana Toraja, most of hotel accommodations around Tana Toraja regency situated here as well the public transportation from neighborhood regencies ended here
When is the tour started?
You can start this tour in between 07am up to 10am local time everyday, the ideal time to start this tour is on 08am.
Why is there additional entrance ticket fee for international tourist ?
Most tourist attraction in Toraja has different entrance ticket fee between local tourist and international tourist, that’s why international tourist must pay additionally for this ticket.
I forgot to add additional entrance ticket fee into my booking, what should I do?
In this case our crew will collect it from you in cash when he meets you at the first meeting.
From date | Upto date | Description |
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23rd December, 2025 | 5th January, 2026 | Christmas and New Year holidays |
21st March, 2025 | 8th April, 2025 | Aidul Fitri feast holidays |
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