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Hotels
by Location | South Sulawesi
South Sulawesi is one of Indonesia’s most fascinating
and diverse provinces, offering visitors a stunning wealth
of natural and cultural attractions. Ecologically, it is a
green, fertile land covered with sculpted rice fields and
forested mountain peaks, and dotted with sparkling lakes
and dramatic waterfalls. Culturally, it is a vibrant blend
of traditions. The province’s capital, Ujung Pandang, is
a modern city serving as the gateway to Eastern Indonesia.
The southern part of the province is home to the Bugis
people, a nomadic group of seafarers who still follow
their ancient ways, sailing their traditional boats around
the Indonesian archipelago. The northern region of the
province is the home of Torajan culture, one of the most
colorful and complex in the world. Toraja land has become
a favorite destination for visitors to Indonesia, who come
to witness the elaborate funerary ceremonies the local
people are renowned for. Around the main Toraja towns of
Rantepao and Makele, visitors can trek through the
unspoiled countryside to visit traditional villages or
witness such natural wonders as waterfalls, caves, and
sparkling clear lakes.
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