24 October — Toraja Travel Begins: Karst Towers and Prehistoric Caves
The team lands in Makassar and heads north, stopping first in Rammang–Rammang, a vast karst valley where limestone pinnacles rise sharply from wetlands. They continue to Leang-Leang prehistoric caves, home to some of the oldest known hand stencils in the world. By afternoon, the ascent toward Toraja begins. Check-in at Misiliana Hotel.
25 October — Toraja Highlands: Megaliths and Ancestral Architecture
Morning visit to Bori, a ceremonial site marked by tall menhirs. Next, Kambira baby graves inside living trees. A scenic walk through Lempo’s rice terraces follows, then lunch with a panoramic view at Mentirotiku. In the afternoon, they explore Palawa, a traditional village with tongkonan houses, before inspecting hotels including The Santai.
26 October — Toraja Cliff Graves and Tau-Tau Effigies
At Lemo, the cliffside balconies hold Tau-Tau wooden effigies watching over the dead. A short drive leads to Londa, a cave burial site filled with skulls and old coffins. The team returns to Makassar, checks into Swiss-Belhotel, and dines at Nelayan.
27 October — Leaving the Toraja Highlands
Early transfer to meet the Bali team before continuing to North Sulawesi. Toraja travel reveals a cultural landscape found nowhere else in Indonesia.
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