Toraja people (a)   (know) for their spectacular funeral rituals and typical ethnic houses.

After a person’s death, the body (a)   (bury, not) right away.

The dead body (a)   (store) awaiting the actual funeral ceremony know as tomate.

During the festival, ritual dances and buffalo fights (a)   (hold).

Buffaloes and and pigs (a)   (slaughter) to take the soul of the dead person to the afterlife.

After the lengthy ceremony, the body (a)   (put) either in a small cave or sometimes left exposed within a bamboo frame hanging from a cliff.

A Tongkonan (a)   (know, still not) what these shapes represent.

Tana Toraja has clean and cool air that (a)   (attract) a lot of outdoor enthusiasts.

The relatives (a)   (start) saving money so as to be able to pay for the big event.