Wox Travel 2 : Unique Torajan Culture at Kete Kesu
Located in the heart of Tana Toraja, Indonesia, Kete Kesu stands as a living testament to the preservation of cultural heritage. This traditional village showcases the unique architecture of Torajan houses, known as tongkonan, adorned with intricate carvings and symbolic motifs that tell stories of ancestry and spirituality. Set against the stunning backdrop of rice terraces and lush landscapes, Kete Kesu remains a stronghold of Torajan customs, including elaborate funeral rituals and communal traditions.
As modern influences seep into this remote corner of the world, Kete Kesu remains steadfast in upholding its rich traditions. The village attracts both local and international visitors, offering them a glimpse into the Torajan way of life. Kete Kesu serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving cultural heritage and passing it down to future generations, ensuring that the roots of the community remain firmly planted even in the face of change.
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I really don't know how to react to this post and i say this in a good way. I've been in Indonesia, but the parts of Indonesia you've been are like taken from a script of some thriller movie or TV show. Hontestly seeing the photos i get some vibes like from the TV Show "Lost". Very nice post, thank you for participating. :)
Thank you very much. To be honest for me a local, indonesia still have many hidden gem to explore. I wish i can explore it all my self and share with you all here.