Annual Indonesian Ceremony Allows People to Dig up Their Dead to Groom and Wash Them
After the walk, the villagers sacrifice buffaloes and pigs as an offering for the dead’s free walk to heaven.
According to National Geographic, nobody knows precisely when or how the Torajan culture around death started, as the tribe only developed a written language sometime in the early 1900s.
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