Well, Batu Tumonga is truely picturesque. You can take a light trekking to this Sesean Highland and find the large part of Tana Toraja. Here I use the track from Lempo to Batu Tumonga. And the other, using track of Randan Batu to Lemo about 3 hours walking.
Equipment: Sneakers or flip-flop sandals will be fine and one-day pack plus camera.
Updated May 13, 2004
Address: Batu Tumonga and Lemo
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