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Take an early morning flight from Makassar to Tana Toraja. Upon arrival, visit Londa Burial Cave, where you can see ancient burial sites carved into limestone cliffs. Explore Ke'te Kesu', a traditional village known for its unique architecture and intricate wood carvings.

Enjoy a traditional Torajan lunch at Warung Ikan Bakar Puncak Lakawan before continuing your cultural exploration. Visit Lemo Stone Graveyard and admire the impressive tau-tau statues overlooking the rice terraces. Don't miss Batutumonga, a scenic viewpoint offering panoramic views of Tana Toraja's landscape.

Immerse yourself in Torajan culture by attending a traditional funeral ceremony (if available). This unique cultural experience provides insight into the local customs and rituals. Alternatively, you can enjoy a peaceful evening in Rantepao town and try some local delicacies at Warung Nelayan.

Depart from Tana Toraja to Bira Beach, known for its pristine white sand and crystal-clear waters. Spend the morning relaxing on the beach, swimming, or snorkeling. Don't forget to try some fresh seafood at one of the beachside restaurants.

Take a boat from Bira to Selayar Island, a hidden gem with untouched beaches and vibrant marine life. Explore the underwater world through snorkeling or diving. Enjoy a picnic lunch on one of the secluded beaches.

Experience a magical sunset on Selayar Island before heading back to Bira Beach for dinner. Indulge in grilled fish or other local specialties at Warung Pojok or Rumah Makan Pantai Bara.

Start your day by visiting Bantimurung-Bulusaraung National Park, famous for its stunning waterfalls and diverse wildlife. Take a refreshing dip in the natural pools and explore the park's lush surroundings.

Head to Leang-Leang Prehistoric Park, home to ancient cave paintings dating back thousands of years. Join a guided tour to learn about the history and significance of these prehistoric artworks.

Enjoy a relaxing evening at Puncak Lakawan while savoring delicious Indonesian cuisine with panoramic views of Maros Karst landscape. Try local favorites like coto Makassar or pisang epe.

Travel to Sengkang, a town known for its traditional silk weaving industry. Visit the Museum of Silk Weaving to learn about the intricate process of creating beautiful textiles.

Take a boat ride on Lake Tempe, the largest lake in South Sulawesi. Explore the floating villages and witness the daily life of the local fishermen. Enjoy a picnic lunch on one of the floating houses.

Head back to Makassar and spend your last evening exploring the vibrant nightlife of Jalan Penghibur. Visit popular bars like The Foundry or enjoy live music at Kios Ondel-Ondel while savoring some local snacks and drinks.