Bori Kalimbuang is one of the most famous cultural sites in Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi. Famous for its 102 towering menhir stones, this site is a real testament to the richness of Toraja's megalithic tradition.
Bori Kalimbuang is located in Sesean District, North Toraja Regency, South Sulawesi. The location is about 7 kilometers from Rantepao City, accessible by private or public vehicles.
Opening Hours and Ticket Price
Bori Kalimbuang is open every day from 08.00 to 18.00 WITA. Entrance tickets are 15.000 IDR per person, which includes access to the menhir area and stone graves. This fee is affordable for a unique cultural tourism experience.
Attractions of Bori Kalimbuang
Attractions of Bori Kalimbuang (renisarifa Instagram)
The main attraction of Bori Kalimbuang is the 102 menhir stones of varying sizes. These menhirs were erected to honor deceased traditional leaders or nobles, making them an important symbol in Torajan tradition.
Some menhirs are taller than humans, creating a majestic sight compared to Stonehenge in England. In addition, the site also has stone graves or Liang Paa' and the Rante area is used for large traditional ceremonies.
Facilities at Bori Kalimbuang
Bori Kalimbuang provides basic facilities for visitors, such as toilets and a large parking area. Several stalls around the location sell snacks and drinks to meet the needs of tourists.
