Tana Toraja region, South Sulawesi, Indonesia.

Unique and fascinating culture, the place where strong Christian faith mixes with ancient traditions. The season for funerals lasts three months (June-August) in a year and those people who decide to die another time must wait. The preseved body is kept at home in a coffin or just in bed. Sometimes waiting time can be extented to years. All depends on the family's ability to collect the money for a ceremony. Important is also to be sure most of the deceased's relatives can come for the funeral. Sometimes hundreds of them come and one day can be not enough to carry out the 'inviting guests ceremony'.

The funeral consist number of different events and may last even two weeks. The last day is the burial day. Coffins with bodies as well as the statues are carried to a burial place.