HOTEL BOOKING

TANATORAJA
	Misiliana Hotel Pongtiku Street 27 Phone: (0423) 21212 Indra Hotel Ratulangi Street 28 Phone: (0423) 21583 Pison Hotel Pongtiku Street G II/8 Phone: (0423) 21344 Rantepao Lodge Pao Rura Street Phone: (0423) 21248 Torisna Hotel Pao Rura Street Phone: (0423) 21293 Wisma Tanabua Diponegoro Street 43 Phone: (0423) 21072 Wisma Maeia I Ratulangi Street 23 Phone: (0423) 21165 Sahid Toraja Hotel Makende Phone: (0423) 22444		Marannu Highland Resort Raya Palopo Street Phone: (0423) 21616 Toraja Prince Hotel Paku Bala Salu Phone: (0423) 21458 Toraja Cottage Raya Palopo Street Phone: (0423) 21475 Marlin Hotel Mappanyuki Street 75 Phone: (0423) 21038 Victoria Hotel A. Mappanyuki Street 75 Phone: (0423) 21038 Wisma Surya WR. Mongisidi Street 36 Phone: (0423) 21312 Indo Grace Mappanyuki Street 72 Phone: (0423) 21291 Novotel Toraja Phone: (0423) 21192
	MAKALE
	Marannu City Hotel Pongtiku Street 116-118 Phone: (0423) 22266 Wisma Puri Artha Pongtiku Street 114 Phone: (0423) 2247 Batupapan Hotel Pongtiku Street 130 Phone: (0423) 22259		Sahid Toraja Hotel Getengan Mengkendek Street Phone: (0423) 224444 Wisma Merry Pongtiku Street 100 B Phone: (0423) 22174

Makale

Makale is the capital of Tanatoraja administration. The steep hills of the town crowned with the church's tower and its valleys with many new government buildings. Most of them have traditional Toraja architecture here, which are full of relieves and curvy roof. The city is a proper site connecting west Toraja around Tondon, Suaya and Sangalla. By the time of market day, the city will be a central of people's activity, because a great many people from different areas coming with their products, such as cattle, earthenware handicrafts, baskets and local handicrafts.

Marante

Marante is a village, which has a lot of Tongkonans, big paddy barns and big rocky hills that containing hanging stone graves which the local people called “Erong”.

Kete kesu

Kete Kesu is a village, which is still characterized by traditional lives of Toraja people. If you take a look from the front side, you will find it lies over in the middle of the wide paddy fields with a beautiful sequence of curved roofs and carved walls barns. This village consists of four traditional tongkonan houses of Toraja. Inside one of the Tongkonans, there is something like a small museum, which is located in the middle of the ground floor. Most of the people of this village have a good mastery in painting and carving. This can be seen among them who are doing carves and paints.

Londa

Londa is steep rocky sides' graves. One of its sides is located on a higher place from the hills which has a deep caves where you can see coffins that are arranged and grouped based on the family lines. On the other side of the hill, on the balcony, dozens of 'tau-tau' seems to be a life, stand straight with eyes opened, are looking over the beautiful landscape of this area.

Lemo

In Lemo graveyards you can see the veranda of “Tau-Tau” mixed up together with the steep coral stone museum in the open air, which seems to be a combination between death, arts, and ritual. 'Tau-Tau' is small wooden statue, which sometimes is made of bamboo tree. This statue is considered to accommodate the spirit of the pass by persons.

Sangalla

Sangalla is a village, which is located on a hilly valley. It lies among the leafy bamboo trees. Here you can find an interesting tourism object, which is a special cemetery for young babies. More than that, the cemetery of King Sangalla can be found at one of the slopes of the hills in this village, which is named Suaya.

These graves are carved on the hillsides. They are the resting-places of the seven kings and their families of Sangalla kingdom. “Tau-Tau” of the kings and their families are placed in front of the stone graves. They are dressed traditionally in accordance with the dress of Toraja Kings. Not far away from this place, you can find a 'Tongkonan House' that was built by the Sangalla King, which nowadays is known as “Museum Buntu Kalando”. Even though, the model of this museum is quite new, in it you can find several past kingdoms properties and some house equipments, which formerly were the belongings of King Sangalla (Puang Sangalla),