Toraja Not Only Presents Its Natural And Cultural Panorama, The Old Village At The West End Of Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, The Kampung Sarang Dena' Is The Center Of Traditional Weaning In Tana Toraja Is Still Sustainable, And Is An Attraction And Target For Foreign Tourists For Tourism And Visiting Ung And Hunting Traditional Woven Fabric Typical Of The Toraja Tribe.

Sarang Dena' Old Traditional Village, Located In Simbuang District, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Is A Target For International Tourists, To Hunt For Traditional Woven Fabric Typical Of The Toraja Tribe.

The Sarang Dena' Weaving Traditional Village Stands Strong On A Cliff In The Village Of Pong Bembe Mesakada, At The West End Of Tana Toraja, With A Typical Natural Panorama Of The Mountains.

In The Village, The Residents, That Is Women Weave Every Day, Using Traditional Tools Made From Wood, But They Are Able To Produce Woven Fabric Which They Make Into Sarongs And Clothes For Clothing Which Are Very Demanded By Foreign Tourists.

Although Traditional Weavings Still Take Manufactures Up To Months, The Quality Of The Fabric Produced Is Quite Good And Long-lasting, The Price Is Around Five Hundred Thousand Per Woven Fabric That Has Been Made.

In Addition To Offering Good Quality Weaving Products, Sarang Dena' Village Also Presents An Exotic Natural Panorama For Tourists, A Series Of Mountains And Terraced Fields, As Well As A Still Beautiful Natural Attraction For Tourists To Spend The Weekend In This Village.