Tracing the Vanishing Aluk To Dolo in Toraja

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Tracing the Vanishing Aluk To Dolo in Toraja

We provide tour-guiding services in Toraja area. Our guide is a native who can converse well in Toraja and English, and has extensive knowledge in culture.

18/08/2023

Kuningan was celebrated on 12 August 2023 in Northcote, Melbourne. Malindo Wardana from Jalan Jalan Toraja was lucky to witness the celebration before heading back to Jakarta the next day.

10/01/2023

Introducing our most popular tour, Tracing the Vanishing Aluk To Dolo.

Toraja is a region steeped with tradition. Its funeral rites are the most elaborate in the world. Join us to discover everything about Toraja's Aluk To Dolo, the former belief system of Toraja that increasingly becomes extinct and the basis of Toraja's funeral ceremony. Also, discover how Aluk inspires people to live sustainably with nature. The tour program focuses on presenting the philosophy of Aluk To Dolo so we can preserve it.

Visit JalanJalanToraja.com for more details.
Write to [email protected] for inquiries.

27/12/2022

Indonesia is the sixth-largest cocoa bean producer in the world (ICCO, 2022). Interestingly, 99.44% of Indonesia's cacao production was from smallholders instead of the government or private firms (Badan Pusat Statistik, 2021).

This 3-day tour will illuminate participants on the state of cacao farms owned by smallholders in South Sulawesi. Designed to be more technical than Tracing the Vanishing Aluk To Dolo tour, it will give participants chances to interact with local farmers and understand the current statistics of cacao production in the region and Indonesia. Besides that, the tour will cover sustainability issues and problems farmers face.

Visit JalanJalanToraja.com for more details.
Write to [email protected] for inquiries.

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Jalan Poros Makassar Maros Km. 23
Maros
90552

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+6281280987400

Website

https://www.jalanjalantoraja.com/

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Jalan Jalan Toraja attends Kuningan celebration in Melbourne

Kuningan was celebrated on 12 August 2023 in Northcote, Melbourne. Malindo Wardana from Jalan Jalan Toraja was lucky to witness the celebration before heading back to Jakarta the next day.

Indonesia is the sixth-largest cocoa bean producer in the world (ICCO, 2022). Interestingly, 99.44% of Indonesia's cacao production was from smallholders instead of the government or private firms (Badan Pusat Statistik, 2021). This 3-day tour will illuminate participants on the state of cacao farms owned by smallholders in South Sulawesi. Designed to be more technical than Tracing the Vanishing Aluk To Dolo tour, it will give participants chances to interact with local farmers and understand the current statistics of cacao production in the region and Indonesia. Besides that, the tour will cover sustainability issues and problems farmers face. Visit JalanJalanToraja.com for more details. Write to [email protected] for inquiries.

Introducing our most popular tour, Tracing the Vanishing Aluk To Dolo. Toraja is a region steeped with tradition. Its funeral rites are the most elaborate in the world. Join us to discover everything about Toraja's Aluk To Dolo, the former belief system of Toraja that increasingly becomes extinct and the basis of Toraja's funeral ceremony. Also, discover how Aluk inspires people to live sustainably with nature. The tour program focuses on presenting the philosophy of Aluk To Dolo so we can preserve it. Visit JalanJalanToraja.com for more details. Write to [email protected] for inquiries. #toraja #indonesia #tourism #visitindonesia #tanatoraja #indonesiatravel #sustainability #culture #cultureofinnovation #tradition #traditionaldesign #traditionalart #traditionalknowledge #beliefsystem

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The uniqueness about our tour

Many tours focus on beautiful landscape of Toraja. ‘Discussion about Toraja’ emphasizes on culture and tradition. Participants of the tour would be immersed in discussion about stone burial, funeral rites, motifs, and Aluk To Dolo, a belief system that was once embraced by majority of Toraja. Besides exploring Toraja, participants will visit a pre-historic cave Leang Leang and the largest karst formation in Indonesia, Rammang Rammang in Maros.