Do you know about Liang Paa... which is a natural cemetery used by the Toraja tribe in Indonesia as a final resting place. Paa burrows are holes carved into large rocks of various sizes. each burrow is a grave for one family.Liang Paa' is more than just a burial site—it is a testament to the Toraja people's rich cultural identity and spiritual beliefs. The tradition underscores the importance of honoring ancestors and maintaining a connection to the past, which in turn guides the present and the future.
Visiting these sacred sites offers a profound glimpse into the Toraja way of life, their respect for nature, and their deep spiritual ties. Liang Paa' stands as a lasting monument to the enduring traditions of a people who hold life and death in harmonious balance.Liang paa making costs tens to hundreds of millions of rupiah. The price is determined by the size and agreement between the family and the burrow worker, and the time to carve the burrow paa can take 3 months to years, depending on the size and type of stone being carved.(google)
