100 Buffalo, 50 Pigs, 1 Funeral!! Indonesia’s Costly Journey to Afterlife!!
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BATUTUMONGA VILLAGE
ADDRESS: Tongkonan Batutumonga, Lembang Batutumonga , Kecamatan (subdistrict) Sesean Suloara
🇮🇩WAJIK / BAJE’ (BROWN STICKY RICE BAR): Caramelize palm sugar. Add salt, grated coconut and the steamed sticky rice, then mix well. Take the mixture out, wait for it to cool, then shape into bars.
🇮🇩LAPAK (CASSAVA RICE CAKE): Grate cassava and palm sugar. Mix grated cassava with coconut flakes, palm sugar, and white sugar. Wrap in banana leaves and steam for about 10-15 minutes.
🇮🇩ONDE-ONDE (COCONUT RICE BALLS): Grate cassava, then add some salt. Grate coconut and palm sugar. Mix grated cassava with coconut. Shape mixture into balls, wrapping a palm sugar cube inside. Fry for 10-15 minutes.
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PARINDING VILLAGE
ADDRESS: Lembang Parinding, Kecamatan Sesean
🇮🇩BUFFALO MEAT & ORGANS: Chop and grind a mixture of red shallots, garlic, smashed and knotted lemongrass, and smashed ginger. Separate internal organs from buffalo and chop up meat. Add buffalo meat to leftover pork stock and let it boil. Add brain and intestines to the pot. Add seasoning spices, MSG, instant beef broth, salt, and vegetables. Allow it to cook for about 2 hours.
🇮🇩BUFFALO BBQ + SAMBAL: Chop buffalo meat, then skewer. Rub meat with MSG. Grill on firewood. Sambal: Grind salt and chili, then add lime juice.
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FAMILY HOME
ADDRESS: Tongkonan Kombong, Lembang (district) Salu, Kec. Sopai
🇮🇩 BALLO (PALM WINE): Extract sap from flower of the palm tree. Collect sap in a container fastened to the trunk of the tree. Ferment for 04-05 hours.
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He is an amazing guy❤
I have seen all episodes of your show instead of studying. I am failing to eat lunch without tuning in. All the way from South Africa.
my best bro sonny thank you for your huge respect against cpec countries lot of love from your cousin viki 💙
The culture and customs of the Toraja people often require a lot of money, therefore the Toraja people are hardworking and very diligent people
The best thing about this channel is that despite all the weird, unknown n unfamiliar foods, different cultures n difficult terrains regions etc this man never fails to insert humours in a respectable manners. Grt spirit
👏👏 I totally agree
Funfact that reason why of u wanted to merrying Bugis woman its take Allot of money
+1 Absolutely beautiful!
Yes you are right
So many cultures still yet to be documented correctly. Video by video you're uncovering such amazing people, cultures, and foods. Just want to say thank you!!!
😊❤
Very well said!!!
you're welcome
We send missionaries to enlighten the ignorant savages. So were they all going to hell before? No. The Creator would only care about how you lived. Being a sheep isn't required. I guess they missed these savages lol.
Glad hes sharing it with us.
This is not a food review channel .... This is a cultural documentary that makes me appreciate our planet and I will support this channel till I'm an old woman 🥰🥰🥰
Love this channel.. Much respect from indonesia 🇮🇩
Thank you for your help and inspiration to boost up my YT travel channel! It got boosted up a lot.
Your show is not just a food review, I get to learn about cultures from all around the world. You're a humble person and respectable to everyone.
As an Indonesian I learn more from this international channel than that I ever knew!
I am agree as long as I am learning something. Peace.
Nice
Education is a lifelong marathon , it never ends.Interesting to note that Indonesia has about 1200 ethnic groups.
Yes. He had to sacrifice his Eyebrows to teach us.
Watch sonny's video called
"How to eat when you can't show your face"
You stole my comment haha
I’ll state it again. This channel has transcended food only and moved to culture. Sonny and team, you are doing an amazing job being respectful and kind. This is the top food/culture channel on any platform. ❤❤❤
I think it's a good way to eliminate the sorrow over time. In our countries, when someone passes away, we still feel the sorrow even for years. I guess their feel of pain is now bit different because even though that person is dead, the person is in their house. Makes sense.
In Indonesia, the left hand is traditionally perceived as the hand used to clean oneself after going to the toilet. When shaking hands, offering a gift, giving or receiving something, eating, pointing or touching someone, among other things, it is considered proper etiquette to only use the right hand. I had to look it up😂😌😂
Damn left handed people have it rough.
Sonny doesn't shy away from showing unpleasant scenes. The face and the feet of a decomposed body followed by food cooking and eating is definitely something most people won't be able to handle in the same day. This is why this channel is unique.
Yaay, an influencer
agree
Depends on what TH-cam let's you get away with
@@williamofhler5613 I am surprised he is getting away with that
You're right ✅️
This is not just a food channel, this also shows as how rich people's cultures. ♥
The sad thing about these type of funerals is if your family is poor, sometimes you have to sell your kids in order to have money to buy the cows. Or you pretty much in debt the rest of your life in order to have cows for your deceased's funeral.
This is not just food , this is a showcase of culture and way of life. Thanks Sonny for your contents that never disappoints us rather educating us ❤️
Just love how respectful and nice Sonny always remains. Humble. Respectful. Open minded. Love this guyyyyy
Yes ❤️
Yeah, funny how he brought a gift of being high.😙😂🤣😂🤣
This man, persevering the culture of my country better than any government production or some random geographic company could ever do
the state is not clear when it comes to minorities. there are many things and events that are not reported when it comes to minority interests.
@@goldenrules5697 what can we say 56% out population is on java island
Mamasa is part of the Toraja tribe, and I, as a Mamasa, am very happy to see this documentation.
Terimakasih sudah memperkenalkan budaya Indonesia, Indonesia adalah bangsa yg sangat beragam,, ini adalah budaya Toraja yg sangat kaya, maju terus Indonesiaku
Rakyat toxic
Toxic
@rajabebekharam
It’s a beautiful thing that his son spent 5 years preparing his fathers passing still taking care of him ❤😢
i feel it crazy looking at moggots eating from once father's body..
@@shaikmasoodali3945 i hear you its shocking. its endearing too i think i would feel bad to be a burden but its their tradition i cant undertand
@@mikahs7944 yeah its stupid... they're already dead let em rest...nd killing tons of animals for a already dead person...hell naw
@@geekoinfinite2281 Torajan Faith. If someone died but not get his/her funeral yet, he/she will be considered "sick" by the family. They will take care of them as if they're still alive, consider this as a limbo phase for them. When the funeral begin, that's when the person officially declared dead and on the process of passing through the afterlife. The buffalos got slaughtered as a ride for the deceased one in afterlife. The more higher the person's social status and prestige when still alive,the more buffalos needed to get slaughtered.
The whole family will take the burden of purchasing the buffalos, it's their duty. If they have insufficient fund, the buffalo owners will give them lifetime loan. This is why there's a phrasing from Torajan "We are already on debt when we are still inside the womb".
So if someone wants to marry a torajan, that person have to embrace the debt culture aswell.
@@ivankyoshiro5263 not endearing. However, culture is sacred. A few tweaks and it would make better sense of the people it is foisted on, even while still in the womb.
For example, couple of African tribes used to kidnap and kill able bodied youths to replicate the services a late king is used to when he was alive. I guess using animals as spiritual guide is better than slaughtered humans for eternal servitude in the afterlife of a deceased king 👑
Respect cultures but critical adjustments are in other
Seriously. I tried google info about the Torajan people in my mother tongue (swedish) and english. Sonny has covered more about their culture, (more specific: their cermonies around the funeral) in this video than you can find from digging in google in english. It's in one way sad that there isn't more written about their unique culture (in languages I understand), but also that is a testament of what this channel and the team from time to time produces; short educational videos on the HIGHEST level. Even though not in an academic sense but still very admirable and makes a social anthropologist like myself very happy.
You want an information bout that?
Best Ever Food Review Show (Sonny and team) do some of the most impressive research and documentation and equivalent to that of a top Anthropologist or Sociologist at any top University. Sonny and team have truly made in my opinion the best television/TH-cam show ever!!
Toraja people famous with = Tongkonan , Batak(Karo, Mandailing, Pakpak, Angkola) with Rumah Bolon, Bugis and Makassar with "Balla Lompa", Javanese with "Rumah Joglo", Malay with 'Balai adat Melayu", and Minangkabau with "Rumah gadang. but many of this tradition died out. even mosque used middle-eastern arab-persian, india-pakistani/mughal and ottoman/turkish style dome not multi-tiered pyramidal roof like "masjid agung banten" and Masjid agung demak". each tribe of Indonesia have own traditional arcihtecture and house style. in Thailand famous with "Sala Thai' and 'Thai Ubosot" and Myammar with "Pyatthat", we can saw in mainland because all temple in local architecture, included palace, but in Indonesia only traditional house, few old mosque and temple, goverment building and old royal palace
As an Indonesian Myself,here is some explanation about Torajan Faith. If someone died but not get his/her funeral yet, he/she will be considered "sick" by the family. They will take care of them as if they're still alive, consider this as a limbo phase for them. When the funeral begin, that's when the person officially declared dead and on the process of passing through the afterlife. The buffalos got slaughtered as a ride for the deceased one in afterlife. The more higher the person's social status and prestige when still alive,the more buffalos needed to get slaughtered. the amount of buffalo horns on their house describes their social status in the tribe.
The whole family will take the burden of purchasing the buffalos, it's their duty. If they have insufficient fund, the buffalo owners will give them lifetime loan. This is why there's a phrasing from Torajan "We are already on debt when we are still inside the womb".
So if someone wants to marry a torajan, that person have to embrace the debt culture aswell.
Ty 11:10 11:12 11:12
Traditional traditions in Indonesia are indeed extraordinary, brother, greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
This is seriously the best show… Food and culture run so deeply together and you show so much respect for both.
Our traveling TH-cam family learned so much by attending a Tana Toraja funeral last spring. Seeing the funeral, and visiting the water buffalo market, taught us so much about the local culture.
yep here u are guys😄👍
I'm happy people still preserve their culture this way.
I'm so sad that Christianity termed our African tradition "evil" 😢😢😢. I love seeing people stay glued to the ways of their forefathers❤
Don't blame Christianity, its the people who brought Christianity who were unable to distinguish the good from the bad. There are many indegeneous traditions and cultural practices that are based on godless rituals and beliefs, which are definitely not compatible with Christianity.
They’re Christian.
Torajan people majoritu Christian
Budaya orang Toraja yang di Indonesia sangat luar biasa. Orang mati di hormati sampai ratusan kerbau, babi dan pemakaman orang mati kadang di tebing
Some comments are confused why these people eat some pigs whereas Indonesian are muslim (perhaps you guys are confused with previous videos in this channel , ie : Indonesian ed).
FYI, not ALL Indonesian are muslim even though the majority of them are muslim.
This ceremony was taken in Toraja tribe village (Sulawesi Island) in which all of them are Cristian, so they do eat pigs etc.
Indonesia is very huge country with a lot of Islands/traditions /local languages/ cultures for each region. Even though majority are muslim, but not all of them are muslim. There are 5+ religions in Indonesia : Islam, Cristian, Catholic, Hindu, Budhis, and there are also animism etc.. so it is very diverse
I’ve been around the world serving in the military and experienced the local cultures. You have provided a window into those little cultures that are honest and without ANY affiliation with motive. Thank you for the peeks into your adventures.
So crazy to see this! I stumbled upon a funeral just like this in Tana Toraja back in 2011 while traveling solo by motorbike. One of the best times of my life and this video takes me back there. Thanks brother.
Very very unique culture! I always love to see how different people live and yet they all look like they could be my classmate or neighbor! Love your channel! ❤️🤍💙
The body of the elderly gentleman was shown in such a beautiful, respectful way. I’m always so enthralled by the customs of other countries and the people within them. This was a beautiful video, from the food to the funeral. Thank you Sonny for always being the gentleman!!!!!!
r u crazy?
@@jomangeee9180 maybe
If a foreigners want to know about how diverse indonesia culture is, i definitely recommend to watch this series, because sony and the team explore not only the food, but the culture that surround it, and they made it as entertaining as possible.
It crazy how u there for the food but not the funeral😂
He's officially become Indonesian by doin' that. So, welcome to Indonesia😂😂😂
because his channel is not
Best Ever Funeral Review Show
MORE LIKE THIS Please! 🙏
You and the team absolute nailed it! Wow!
Culture is the key
So many moving parts . I am impressed how all this comes together. All the food and the colors are mesmerizing. Indonesia is now in my check list
Im half filipina and indonesian and my family are Torajans ,im happy watching this coz i live in the philippines now for 20yrs
The tour guide and Sonny just having a great vibe together, both doing their job but enjoying it. Beautiful
Thanks, Sonny. Terima kasih sudah mendokumentasikan salah satu budaya di Indonesia.
I saw another guy document these people and he was sooo rude. Always love how respectful and enthusiastic you are when you meet new people from different cultures :)
Maybe that dope from Dark Tourist.
Our traveling TH-cam family visited a Tana Toraja funeral last spring and learned so much!
@@MoreBestEverFoodReviewShow this is dark & fucked up !!
Even with the funny jokes & smiles..
So dark & fucked up !!
Like; WTF is wrong with these people ?!
These delusional motherfuckers need Jesus & democracy real quick.
good, this is sick
@@MoreBestEverFoodReviewShow that’s exactly who I was talking about! Lol. Also, thanks for the reply Sonny!
I love the way Sonny is so enthusiastic and respectful of other peoples’ food, culture and traditions! Truly inspiring.
As an Indonesian I learn more from this international channel than that I ever knew!
Paradise is Indonesia, Thanks for coming to Indonesia, my lovely homeland!
It's amazing that Sonny came from reviewing Isaw (Chicken Intestines) grilled on the streets of the Philippines while wearing a black tank top and a bandana to a Show/Channel that even rivals a Netfilx Production. Always thankful for this channel for the great content!
Oh man i miss Toraja. Their coffee is freaking amazing. And the people are some of the friendliest i’ve met. And the pisang goreng is damn delicious.
Each of your videos is a contemporary document of a country or nation! These documentaries are not just food reviews, but anecdotes about the lifestyle and culture of a region or nation for thousands of years! Bravo man! Excellent! Go ahead! Greetings and love from Bangladesh.
My from Toraja
Asli Toraja
I just found this channel 2 days ago. It really is fantastically put together. An actual educational experience. Unlike anything on T.V. these days.
warga toraja tetap menjalankan dan menghargai budaya leluhur mereka, dan seiring berjalannya waktu mereka tetap mengikuti perkembangan jaman, mereka pandai berbahasa inggris dan menerima dengan baik tamu tamu yang datang. saya orang jawa bangga banget!
my teacher always told me when i was at elementary school, Indonesia is a very rich country, of course we have so many natural sources, from the mountains to the ocean, the forest and the population, but it's not what she meant, she said our biggest treasure is the cultures and hospitality that flow in our blood, I'm Javanese and I couldn't be proud more to see the culture of the tribes in Indonesia, tana toraja is one of my bucket list, I'm so proud they still holding their culture so proudly. i love this video so much 💕
I hope you continue to visit all the islands of indonesia, i'm pretty sure there are still many things that are unknown to the world and needs to be discovered.
@@tonyflorist5591 it's just a mere suggestion to this channel since they have been to some of the islands/ other places of indonesia already.
@@tonyflorist5591 17000 island and hundred culture to be documented 🤣🤣 10 year maybe
@@audreandre not to deep, mainland only mate.
Wow. I am from philippines and we have similar delicacies like the steamed cassava wrapped in a banana leaves we called it cassava cake while the sticky rice we called it biko (but instead of grated coconut, we cooked it in coconut milk) of course paired with black coffee perfect combo! . 🥰
We Also use coconut milk but this is first time I see them used fresh coconut
It sad that almost all Filipino tribe do not have traditional architecture, nothing, except bangsamoro which similar to malay in culture and similar architecture, with only Igorot and maranao with "Torongan look very similar to banjar and malay(Sumatran, Brunei, Malaysian) architecture style , Toraja people famous with = Tongkonan , Batak(Karo, Mandailing, Pakpak, Angkola) with Rumah Bolon, Bugis and Makassar with "Balla Lompa", Banjarese of South Borneo with 'Bubungan tinggi banjar', Tidung of North Kalimantan(also in Sabah), with 'Rumah Baloy",, 'Javanese with "Rumah Joglo", Malay with 'Balai adat Melayu", and Minangkabau with "Rumah gadang, Balinese, Acehnese, and others tribe. but many of this tradition died out. even mosque used middle-eastern arab-persian, india-pakistani/mughal and ottoman/turkish style dome not multi-tiered pyramidal roof like "masjid agung banten" and Masjid agung demak". each tribe of Indonesia have own traditional architecture and house style. in Thailand famous with "Sala Thai' and 'Thai Ubosot" and Myammar with "Pyatthat", we can saw in mainland because all temple in local architecture, included palace, but in Indonesia only traditional house, few old mosque and temple, government building and old royal palace
Sulawesi and Philippines has similar culture.
❤❤❤ Biko yummy
@@safuwanfauzi5014sok tau loe
I love how respectful Sonny is of everything I love watching these videos ❤
Indonesia is rich in culture and traditions. It’s interesting to see how this particular event unfolds. There’s just a lot going on everywhere you look.
but some bigots and desert minded people want to change this country to Sharia-land Indonistan
Sus
Amogus
Yes
True talk say Indonesia is rich
BEFRS is hand down the best food channel in the TH-cam. Heck even their entire production is comparable to National Geographic. Damn what a marvelous concept and production. Hats off to Sonny and the team. Cheers 🍻🍻🍻
Not only entertainment, here you can experience different cultures and observe them closely. There is many miles to go Sonney, keep it up and thank you.
Indonesia has 1000s of cultures...i hope you guys can visit my country even once in life time...
Your channel is not just food review but also a channel where we are getting to know about cultures we might never know. Thank you sonny 🙏
Exactly 👍🏻..
Bukan memutar ataumenakuti atas tayangan yang BERSIFAT extrem,fuds.
Cultureeeee 👏🏻anda kalian benar' 😂
(Tapi jangan DENGAN HEWAN YANG TERANCAM PUNAH ATAU DILINDUNGI).
TERKECUALI SUDAH BANYAK PENANGKARAN.
The gift which you presented to the dead in which you asked besides betelnut, lime and something which looked like bean, is mustard, it is chewed together with the betelnut and lime. Most common pastime for few Malayan communities, Indonesian, Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Palau, New Caledonia etc.
I learned 85 maybe 87 things - I like your humor bro
As a Torajan and Indonesian, thank you for making videos about our culture. We really appreciate what you guys done caz you know let the world know about my heritage and culture but also educating us throughout this video. Terima Kasih dari kami, semoga bisa berjumpa lagi.
Hello! I was curious, but how do you guys preserve the dead?
@@Discotechque torajan way of embalming
Are they Muslim?
@@gummybear203 this particular tribe? Maybe a few are muslims, but most are christians and traditional faith.
@@gummybear203 no, majority of Torajans are Christians... Many moeslems come from bugis tribe
the fact that many local people speak English is makes this show outstanding 🙌🏼 as indonesian I’m so proud
Your videos always amazing Sonny & team.
Ikr?
That butterfly represents as the soul of past loved one
That mark of tears from innocent buffalo eyes, break my heart.
The Toraja people have such a beautiful culture respecting and honoring the dead the way the do. The way they welcome both relatives, neighbors and foreigners to take part in a very emotional time is amazing. Thanks Sonny and crew for doing such a beautiful and respectful job letting us get a glimpse into a world very few knew about.
I traveled to Toraja this summer with a friend and I can confirm it did not disappoint! We actually also had Andri as a guide, make sure to try and meet him if you go there, he really is an amazing and fun guy!
Can you share his number?
Q
this is literally THE BEST food show ever. You’re on some NatGeo level. AMAZING
As a culinary educator, I find this channel to be better than the food network. thanks so much. Most of the time, I'm on the edge of my seat. I've subscribed.
Damn, sonny is going deep into the cultures and rituals around the food. This is awesome. Can’t wait to see more videos like this
The best ever food review show peaked today, this channel is not just about food, it's about culture
I like how these people are generally nice and very hospitable. I'm glad I've watched this video.🙏
TORAJA, south Sulawesi, INDONESIA 🇮🇩❤️
thanks Sonny!! As a Torajan myself im so proud to see you documenting our beloved culture.
Sorry
Pitiful. It’s a terribly heavy burden, a way of life for the lost
where is indonesia?
Muslims and slaughtering pigs?
@@junaidahmad4122 didn’t you noticed that cross symbol their house?
hello sonny, I'm from Indonesia, and I'm so glad you visited my country, I'm from eastern Indonesia (East Nusa Tenggara) I hope you come to Flores Manggarai to see CACI performances and dance performances (like gladiatorial wars) and also in Sumba which is famous for Pasola this show features people riding horses who will attack each other
How it’s amazing that these people are so willing so share their culture even showing their own family members
Indonesia adalah negara yg menghargai budaya, dan ritual "nya krna SDH jadi adat turun temurun, dari sejak nenek moyang nya
Inilah Indonesiaku, aku bangga, jadi rakyat Indonesia, mungkin,, baru turis, TPI inilah budaya Indonesiaku ,unik , 👍👍👍
This is why BEFRS is the best in the game. Understanding and learning about different cultures around the world. Keep it up! Love from Malaysia 🇲🇾
Toraja is a part of Malaysia right?
@@INDONESIABUBAR2030BYSPIZYDORI Damn, why u have to be a d**k?
@@INDONESIABUBAR2030BYSPIZYDORI here we go. Another stupid cement human-mixer
@@INDONESIABUBAR2030BYSPIZYDORI oi
Pasti beruk malingsia ini bilang budaya toraja hampir sama dengan malingsia karena serumpun😂😂😂
It just occurred to me that I would watch any documentary style video that Sunny might make. I like the way Sunny’s videos unfold and his delivery is great and I relate to him in general.
As a professional tour guide I really love this channel.I'm learning alot
The wrapped cassava ia called "Suman" here in the Philippines. The sticky Rice Bar is "sinukmani". 😁❤
Sonny has given us a highly detailed tour of the diversity of all people and over the years shown that he has a iron stomach!
Of all these years since I subscribed to this channel, this video will remain among the most emotional one. Huge huge respect on sonny for recording this wonderful culture and brought it to the light.
My father is torajan, and i attend this ceremony once when his grandfather die. There’s like 35-40 buffalo and 20-25 pigs butchered at that ceremony (i don’t know the exact number since it was alread 17 years ago). I asked why there’s many buffalo to offer? And it is said that the buffalo will be the dead vehicle in the afterlife. There’s also some horror things happen and believe it or not is up to you. One night me and my cousin was playing with the chicken outside and i saw a man in a black clothes come to the house of the coffin with plates in his hand. So i asked my grandfather what is it, and he said its a red sticky rice. I asked once again why he bring that to the house of coffin, and he answered once again “to offer the food for my father” and i was kinda confused since his father is dead and asked “he is dead how can he eat that?” And my grandfather just smiled at me. Around 2 hours later me and my cousin sneak under the coffin house just to find out and that night we witnessed something that we can’t forget. We hear and saw (although it’s not clear since there’s no much source of light) someone eat at the house of coffin, and after that there’s sound like the top of coffin is opened and closed not long after.
The videos you share helps us know so many cultures around the world. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
We just visited Toraja & Rantepao area this summer. 🇲🇨
If you want to see beautiful nature and crazy adventures, then come by and check it out! 🙏
The "long bean" you are holding in 6:52 is not a bean.
It is a long pepper, the cousin of Piper ningrum that we commonly known as pepper (black & white pepper).
It is known in Indonesian as cabe jamu, or cabe Jawa, also called as lada (which is also how 🌶 and white &black pepper is called)
It has some spice kickin it.
And we had exported it since ancient times, along with pepper, nutmeg, cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, etc. Reaching Rome and China.
Ohh..cabei...
Bukan itu, itu buah sirih sebagai pelengkap utk menyirih, juga pelengksp mengunyah pinang kalau di papua, dalam wadah ada daun tembakau, bubuk kapur dan buah pinang yg hampir seluruh wilayah indonesia mengenalnya dan seringkali masuk dalam bagian kebudayaan
@@adhivaluable ah, benar.
Buah sirih, bukan cabe jamu.
Saya belum pernah ketemu bunga sirih yg segemuk itu walaupun di hutan dekat rumah ada tanaman sirih.
Kedua tanaman masih berkerabat.
buah sirih itu
This show even in the biggest muslim country in the world, we do also have a biggest tolerance
This is my first exposure to this culture. Amazing...
Wow, Sonny! Even I an Indonesian haven't gone there! Great video as always!! Usually, when I ask non-Indonesians about our country, they only know Bali or Jakarta, if the person is Muslim, they will say "Indonesia is a Muslim country", etc. I loved it when people from other countries learned something new and have the curiosity to know more about our culture! Especially their reaction and opinion after learning about it always excite me, both positive and negative. Can't wait to see more Indonesian series! As always, enjoy Indonesia!
Dont generalize, Im an Indonesian muslim never said that.
@@snuckel4 maaf. Aku lagi ngomongin orang asing yang muslim. Bukan orang Indonesianya. Aku cuma oengen bilang, mereka itu kebanyakkan tahu dari kulitnya aja, belom sampe kedalem kyk Sonny. :) Jadi kan, ketika kita dapet label "Negara muslim", jadinya pada nggak tahu kan bahwa ada banyak budaya lokal di Indo. Gitulah.
Its like india don't eat cow but many populations in india eat cow and also pigs
@@snuckel4 kata² dia itu buat orang luar ,kita jg tau indonesia sangat multikultural banyak suku,agama,ras diindonesia.
CUMAN banyak dari orang luar taunya indonesia itu negara muslim, faktanya kan ngk seperti itu
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The fact that we get free videos on TH-cam by Sonny is truly a gift. 🤚🤚🤚
This show is like nothing else on TH-cam. What an educational episode this was
Pengen main ke Toraja, dan mau makan makanan khas toraja. Apalagi acara adat nya yang sangat luar biasa, itu tujuan adalah utama. Salam dari Toba. 🙌🙌🙏
As an African from Ghana, tribe of Ashanti, where we spend so much money burying the dead, I condemn my culture bcos of waste of money, and i had to flee Ghana to Europe bcos of these cultures
not knowing that some are worse than us
Incredible culture video recording
You're the best...I love your show. Your comical in every culture seems so normal that no matter who you meet. Keep up the great show. You're the eye and ear to the world bringing into our living room.
This Ceremony so amazing 😍😍😍 I love the culture of Indonesia
What an absolutely spectacular video. I know there are usually a lot of jokes in your content but the sombre tone of this really showed the respect being paid to this unique culture. Got a couple tears out of me, but this was a real fascinating look into the lives of a people so far divorced from what seems normal to me personally, and I really appreciated it. I lived in Jakarta for a year or so before Corona annd tried to get out of town as much as possible, and I'd never even heard of these people, much less learned how they see death, so thanks for opening my eyes.
Welcome to Indonesia, bro 🇮🇩
This is Similar to "Mising Tribe" in India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
It's called "Doa" in Mising Language
Experiencing new cultures with Sonny in 4K is something magical, big ups to the editing team
Man, it's incredible how BEFRS keeps getting better and better. I'm a loss for words, hands down the best travel & food channel on TH-cam. You guys deserve all the success in the world. Thank you Sonny and team.
ooohh i saw this tribe's documentary on my tv too. another family i think. its fascinating to see others traditions and how they pay respects to the deceased
Terima kasih sudah meliput acara adat yang ada di indonesia...
Semoga keluarga anda sehat selalu
Indonesia is beautiful wonderland 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
I love how this show has become more than just a food review. I mean food is kinda like the highlight but the culture of world captured and presented in such a beautiful and professional way is what sets the cherry on the top. Wish he uploaded daily. LoL