Rammang-Rammang Village

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Rammang-Rammang Karst, one of the largest limestone karst landscapes in the world. This remarkable natural area is characterized by towering limestone formations, lush rice fields, winding rivers, and traditional villages that remain largely untouched by modern development. The journey begins with a scenic boat ride along the Pute River, offering panoramic views of dramatic karst cliffs rising above mangrove forests and wetlands. As you explore the area, you will experience the peaceful atmosphere of rural life, walk through local villages, and enjoy the contrast between rugged stone formations and vibrant green landscapes. Rammang-Rammang provides a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural insight, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers, photographers, and travelers seeking an authentic and tranquil escape near Makassar.

Enjoy a relaxing refreshment break at Bambapuang View, a scenic viewpoint overlooking dramatic limestone cliffs, lush valleys, and winding mountain roads. This stop offers a perfect opportunity to stretch, enjoy light refreshments, and take memorable photos while appreciating the cool highland atmosphere and panoramic natural scenery of South Sulawesi.

Upon arrival in Toraja, travelers will check in at the Toraja Misiliana Hotel and settle into a comfortable Deluxe Room surrounded by cool mountain air and lush highland scenery. After a long journey, guests can relax and refresh in a peaceful setting that reflects the charm of Toraja’s traditional architecture blended with modern comfort. Travelers will have time to unwind, enjoy the hotel facilities, take a short walk around the beautifully landscaped grounds, or simply relax in their room before the evening program. This comfortable check-in experience allows guests to recharge and prepare for the cultural discoveries awaiting them in the days ahead.

Lemo

A burial site comprised of a commanding karst cliff that blends beautifully with the surrounding vegetation and rice fields. This burial site is estimated to date back to the 16th century and you will see several Tau Tau (wooden statues) craftsmen who have sold these figurines at this site for generations.

Londa Burial Caves

Londa is a sight to see, with its panorama of a rice field at the foot of a large cliff face dotted with graves, coffins, and large hanging vines. Explore the beauty of the natural cave walls with an interesting love story waiting to be told.

Kete Kesu Village

In this popular traditional village, you will see the impressive rows of great traditional houses and rice barns, proudly showing off the buffalo horns of past sacrifices. Nominated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Ke’te’ Kesu’ will capture your attention with every glance.

Wisata Religi Buntu Burake

The Burake Jesus Statue stands 40 meters high (131 feet) and is claimed to be a statue of Jesus located at the highest elevation in the world. From this large statue, you can overlook the city of Makale and enjoy the breeze. Additionally, you can explore the majestic karst clusters surrounding the statue.