Top Things to do in Sulawesi
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What to do and see in Sulawesi, Sulawesi: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Sulawesi, Indonesia including Girinaga Temple, Kaisanti Garden, Toraja Village, Lemo, Desa Wisata Bentenan, Makassar Great Mosque, Kete Kesu Village, Lolai Village, Manado Skyline, Mosque Amirul Mukminin.
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1. Girinaga Temple
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Kaisanti Garden
3. Toraja Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By ElizabethBeka - Liverpool, United Kingdom
Toraja is situated in the north of makassar the capital of south sulawesi and has a culture that is still unique to be seen until nowdays also has beautiful natural scenery. Toraja's unique culture is important and interesting to see such as:Various of burial sites,the dead effigies,the dead person is still kept in the family house,Traditional houses and rice barns and the most interesting to see in Toraja is the traditional ceremonies such as:The funeral ceremony,wedding and a new house ceremony also ma'nene ritual but we didn't see the ma'nene ritual because we visited Toraja in february 2020. Toraja has incredible views for the nature such as:ricefield terraces,beautiful views of countryside with local houses,mountains,hills,bamboo forest even Toraja has very good coffee that's why we could see coffee plantations beside cacao plantations everywhere around the region. Torajan people are nice people and really welcoming also very tolerant. When we explored Toraja for 2 days a culture tour and 2 days trekking tour, we had a very memorable trip with an experienced and a very professional local guide Mr.Arru. Don't hesitate to contact Mr.Arru if the travelers will need information about Toraja tour and trekking,rafting,Toraja traditional ceremonies information and so on.he is a reliable and great guide in Toraja. His Whatsapp(phone):+6285299235999 and Email:[email protected].
4. Lemo
5. Desa Wisata Bentenan
6. Makassar Great Mosque
7. Kete Kesu Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By follow_ussg - Singapore, Singapore
You get to see almost everything here. Entrance fee is affordable and you will spend more than two hours at the attraction.
8. Lolai Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By MauTi00 - Paris, France
Get an early start from Rantepao (5:15 am) to go on scooter to the top of Lolay , and if it rained the evening in the vally you'll be rewarded by an amazing sunset above a sea of clouds. Raise your head west and go treat yourself with a Toraja coffe from the wooden terrace of Cafè Lolay (above the scenic spot) wich hangs on a cliff.
9. Manado Skyline
10. Mosque Amirul Mukminin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Lids745 - Melbourne, Australia
Rising above the sea at the southern end of Pantai Losari, this futuristic twin-domed house of worship (constructed using concrete piles driven into the seabed) is known as the ‘floating mosque’. Visitors of all faiths are welcome. Built in 2009, it can accommodate 500 worshippers, and enjoys fine coastal views. The landscaped area around the mosque is the place to break the daily fast during Ramadan. There are lots of locals promenading at sunset and attending the mosque for Maghrib (18.01), and Isha (19.10) prayer. I’ve googled the significance of the mosque name- Amir al-Mu’minin is historically a title bestowed on ‘leaders of believers’ (as a form of respect and identity for these leaders) from the time of the Prophet Mohammed.
