Kete Kesu Toraja

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Kete Kesu is one of the first villages of Toraja The houses in the 17th and 18th century were scattered in the mountains Only in 1919 they were moved to the present location to form a village so that people easily could gather and work together At the outskirts of the village lies the burial ground built into a vertical cliff.

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OverviewLanguageEthnic identityHistorySocietyCultureEconomyTourism and cultural changeThe ethnic Toraja language is dominant in Tana Toraja with the main language as the Sa’dan Toraja Although the national Indonesian language is the official language and is spoken in the community all elementary schools in Tana Toraja teach Toraja language Language varietiesof Toraja including Kalumpang Mamasa Tae Talondo To Text under.

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Kete Kesu Village is the living history of Tana Toraja The village is more than 400 years old and still inhabited until now There are 8 Tongkonan the traditional house of Torajan people for 20 families You can’t miss the oversized boat shaped roof and an.

Kete Kesu charm Toraja land adventure and travel

Chunks of Toraja history preserved in Ke’te’ Kesu Lat 2°59’467″S | Long 119°54’363″E Ke’te’ Kesu serves as a tourism village Here you can take a closer look at the design of various tongkonan (traditional Toraja house) Tongkonan’s design evolved from time to time This evolution will be explained by our guide using the tongkonan there.