It turns out that South Sulawesi has various natural and cultural tourist destinations that you must visit. Well, if you are bored with the same tours, it's time for you to try to visit the Leang Leang Archaeological Park in Maros.

Leang Leang Archaeological Park is a historic place that has stunning natural scenery because it contains ancient rocks surrounded by green hills. You can do various activities from photo hunting to picnics at this tourist spot.

Curious about Leang Leang Archaeological Park? Check out the following information!

Location

History

Leang-Leang Prehistoric Park consists of two prehistoric caves well-known to foreign countries, namely Leang Pettae and Leang Pettakere, which are included in the Maros-Pangkep Karst Area and are most frequently visited by tourists and interested academics.

The two sites have now merged into an area that has been released and is managed by the South Sulawesi Cultural Heritage Preservation Center (BPCB).

Attractiveness

Leang Leang Archaeological Park has more than 200 prehistoric caves that are very beautiful and full of stories. Here you can take a walk while enjoying the scenery from ancient rocks to a picnic.

Facilities

Most of the land is used as a park, with footpaths, sanitation facilities, information rooms, parking lots, and other supporting facilities. To reach the location in Leang Pettakere, there is an iron ladder facility, which can be accessed by visitors under the supervision of the Preservation Officer.

Entrance Ticket Prices and Opening Hours

The following is the price of admission to the Leang Leang Archaeological Park:

• Foreign tourists: IDR 10,000/person

• Local Tourist: IDR 3,000/person

• School children: IDR 2,000/person

Leang Leang Archaeological Park is open every day from 08.00-16.00. Are you interested in visiting this natural and historical tourism?

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