Objek Wisata Kalimbuang Bori

It is a must visit. The location is easy to access. There is no designated parking spot. Visitors can just park along the street in front of villagers house. In front of this place, there is a small shop selling coffee. The place is quiet, unfortunately found trash scattered. Sadly, visitors are littering on this place.

It was very hot when I came. But I really enjoy spending time here, if only it wasn't that hot that day, I could spend longer here. There was so many historical stuff that we can see. The entrance fee was cheap. I saw some foreign tourists visited this place, they have another thing that we can check but I forgot the name but overall worth it!

(05/2025) This is a very interesting place and an active burial site. For 35K, you can see several monoliths, traditional houses, and rock graves. It’s much larger than it first appears. The surroundings are beautiful, with rice fields all around. It takes just under 30 minutes from Rantepao by scooter on a rough road.

(06/2025) 35k IDR admission per foreigner. Happy to pay this admission, unlike in many other rip-off sites. They keep the site tidy and have a sign with English explanations and some signposts. The place is unique for its megaliths and expands uphill into the forest where you can find rock graves. There is also a baby grave in the form of a living tree. It's not clearly indicated which one though. After entering walk uphill to the right, cross the street and on your left is a rock grave and the baby grave tree.

Interesting little stop, well maintained, easy to find with friendly staff. Menhirs or megaliths right at the entrance, a few places to sit in the shade or even on the grass next to the stone pillars.

This place about 17 minutes away from Rante Pao This place is a historical site of the Kalimbuang Bori tomb complex, here we can see standing stones, burials in trees and a typical Toraja village complex, the entrance fee to this tourist attraction is IDR 15,000 for local tourists and IDR 50,000 for foreign tourists, when we came here the weather was drizzling adding to the magical impression of this trip, if we are lucky we can also see tedong bonga in this area.

Super interesting! Worth the visit

Although the cost of living seems to be higher than other places in Indonesia, the tickets to enter a touristic site are very reasonably priced, at 15k for local and 30k for bule. This site is very peaceful, easy to find but lost in the lush forest. The "menhir" site is very impressive with very high standing rocks, carved out granite, beautifully shaped. The site is very well maintained, and it's great to take pictures. Then you can go up the hill and visit the funeral sites, huge boulders fallen from the mountains, and that are carved to accommodate the coffin. It's very strange, but very peaceful. Great place to visit.