It pisses me off to see some dude talking gibberish on his bike from Jakarta to Bali and Got a million views. And here you are, I have no doubt that you put so much works into every episode you upload here, and yes they are all brilliant videos. It beg the questions, are you here for fame and money or are you just using this platform as your archive so you can re-use your memory cards? You never beg for people to like and subscribe to your Chanel. Im an Indonesian born Kiwi, I'll be so proud to shake hand and share a Bintang with the man of integrity that you are one day Sam.
You pretty much nailed it. I am not here for clickbait, fame, subscribers. Etc etc I want to practice my skills and share everything about the wild places and nature that this fascinating country has to offer. Slow and steady
I have tonnes more footage. But just don’t have much time to edit more. That’s the problem. One day I will make something else for Toraja. But I know that @kristianhansen will be there sometime soon so I am sure he will make something complete
As a Torajanese myself, I am proud that you went there by motorbike. I did something like that once in a year 8 years ago when I was still in college, and it brought back old memories from when I was still in Makassar. Good work mate. I found you in Kristian Hansen's video that you love traveling on motorbikes as much as he does. With your hard work until this day, you deserve more than 10 thousand subscribers or more and I hope so. Be safe out there mate. My greetings from Manokwari, West Papua. 🙏🙏
Never crossed my mind that such extraordinary and expensive funeral being held in Toraya! It doesn't look like a funeral though and the poor buffaloes 😢 i couldn't bear to see them killing those buffaloes😭 an interesting video Sam! Thanks for sharing.
You make really great videos. Indonesian culture really fascinates me, I heard that it is very rare for people to film Toraja funerals because they are rarely held, you are very lucky. I hope your channel grows fast and maybe you will be contracted by national geography.😊
I know you because i see kristian video recently. And suprisingly.. Your video is really amazing sam, i like your pov and your narrative, glad to know your channel and already subscribe!
It's amazing to see how much diversity and rich cultural heritage Indonesia has to offers.. As Indonesian who live overseas I thank you from the heart to show and share your experience to us .. 🙏 Tanah Toraja definitely not gonna be in my bucket list 😣 but still am able to experience through your video .. Terimakasih Sam ..
I know ur channel fr Kristian I watched yesterday, and now I've several of ur videos. They r amazing, breathtaking videos. Thank u 4 sharing all of ur experiences. The sinematography is insane!
hey @IndoWild I'm approaching my travel to Sulawesi in a couple of days! I've been following your videos and travels around Sulawesi to discover more and plan properly my 1month trip there. I was wondering if you could share with me August contact to go around Rantepao and experience the ceremonies there
I really enjoy seeing Tana Torarja again. I was lucky enough to be a part of these ceremonies, and see the Tau Tau and the caves, and children being buried high up in trees. Truly a experience the brave hearted should all see! I am growing some of the peppers from there now. Their called Kotakkon super hot. I will see how spicy when their ready to eat. Love being introduced to your work, from seeing you on Kristian's channel. Keep it up. Peace, Dennis
come here after watching you in kris videos, nice work on your videos mate...great adventure, can't wait you to come to Borneo and explore. safe trip mate
@@IndoWild sure mate, still got pretty raw stuff and place here in borneo. the jungle, flora and fauna and of course the native people of borneo for the story of headhunting era. also you can see how the biggest corp destroy this massive rain forest for logging and palm oil plantation that cause so many disaster for human and endemic species like orang utan, proboscus monkey, river dolphin and pigmy elephant. i think you have a some insight about it, and will help us to open the eyes of the world for what happen in borneo in the last decade. godspeed brother 💪
Hi Sam, i really love your video. As someone who have a mother which torajanese i often going back there but because of the busyness of my parents we couldn't stay longer than 3 days. About Rambu solo, I have mixed feelings about this lol because back then when i was child my grandfather siblings died and i have to see the buffalo thing which freak me out. The Buffalo was running crazily and there's also foreign people that getting scared and followed me running inside the bamboo tent 😅 it was so dangerous istg. Well i still love Toraja because the people there is so welcoming and ofc Toraja is my mother's home. Thank you for you amazing video Sam ❤
Thank you. I think because I visit very remote areas and with little interest. Maybe I have a small niche. But I really appreciate comments like this. I hope I won a new subscriber in you.
Truly amazing culture, they way the funeral is not sad like here in uk the change of clothes every year is so unique. I guess it goes back thousands of years and is normal to the local people. Fascinating culture.
I was there in August which is the peak season of the funerals due to very mild weather, not much rain. Etc. during the July -October months there are many many funerals. At other times of the year it’s much less. But there are still funerals. If you’re going out the season then it’s better to connect with a guide first and plan the dates accordingly.
Dude ... Another time you come to Toraja, better never touch anything inside the graves ... Because that is one of our away to honor to our ancestor ... Thats why we doing Manene, another ritual to respect our ancestor ... 😊
I was lucky and met someone the night I arrived who introduced me. You can call him. August +6285255570938 Or you can arrive and ask around at your hotel or homestay. I don’t recommend going through an online agency. They take a big commission.
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Would you believe that before religions were introduced, shaman from the people of toraja would call the dead man to walk home if they were found dead far from the village? practices of rituals were abundant in old times.
Wow. I didn’t know that. There is so much fascinating history with Toraja and the surrounding areas. I like the fact that elsewhere in Central Sulawesi there are stone megaliths and the stone is likely to have been dragged from Toraja. It’s a long way. They also used to bury their dead in caves. But those people are long and forgotten. Sulawesi is truly an amazing place
@@IndoWild one of the rituals that still exists commonly here is like the Dayak tribe sword dance in Kalimantan, they'll be immune to any sharp objects. You can find the some of the recordings on youtube with the keyword: atraksi kebal Dayak.
I think they are rich is land and culture. But honestly the most traditional high status families spend all their wealth on a funeral, thus fuelling the economy
It is sickening and sad to see how these beautiful animals are being used in fights for human entertainment, I get it that this has been part of a long lasting tradition but we , humans , have evolved in the past hundreds of years and just because certain things are deemed to be tradition does not mean we should make sure that they continue.. We used to eat with our hands before we invented forks and spoons and chopsticks and became civilized , we used to eat dogs and had glamorous dog eating festivals before we finally decided to become civilized and stop eating them. I am sure we can do in funerals without further harming the animals..
I don’t disagree and most parts of Indonesia have changed from cruelty. The Cockfight is still quite popular across all of Indonesia. And in Toraja they have bull fighting among others. Toraja people have a very special almost celebrity status in Indonesia.
Hello sam, i'm looking your youtube channel while i'm watching kristian and u met eachother while eat coto Makassar...and here i am...become your brand new subs...
Only the high class have the expensive ones. And they littwrally sell, get loans and save for years to get the money for an extravagant funeral. It’s a major part of the economy
@@IndoWild Really appreciate you taking the time to reply! Makes me wonder if there's gold in those mountains that pay for these events, I mean these amounts are staggering!
As indonesian i respect torajan culture we live with diversity and different cultures but for me personally as a Christian It ain't right this culture like a cult tradition and had been preserved maybe a hundreds years I don't know you tell and for sure killing innocent animals for culture tradition is big nooooooooo 🤬🤬🤬 for me wake up people animals also deserves to exist they are not part of your toys to satisfy your cult tradition by sacrifice their life's#stop animals abuse
It pisses me off to see some dude talking gibberish on his bike from Jakarta to Bali and Got a million views.
And here you are, I have no doubt that you put so much works into every episode you upload here, and yes they are all brilliant videos.
It beg the questions, are you here for fame and money or are you just using this platform as your archive so you can re-use your memory cards? You never beg for people to like and subscribe to your Chanel.
Im an Indonesian born Kiwi, I'll be so proud to shake hand and share a Bintang with the man of integrity that you are one day Sam.
You pretty much nailed it. I am not here for clickbait, fame, subscribers. Etc etc
I want to practice my skills and share everything about the wild places and nature that this fascinating country has to offer.
Slow and steady
@@IndoWildLove your video, I wish you could documented more their tradition, music and ceremony also.
I have tonnes more footage. But just don’t have much time to edit more. That’s the problem. One day I will make something else for Toraja. But I know that @kristianhansen will be there sometime soon so I am sure he will make something complete
I’m wondering who is that gibberish dude?😅
Me too… 😅😅
As a Torajanese myself, I am proud that you went there by motorbike. I did something like that once in a year 8 years ago when I was still in college, and it brought back old memories from when I was still in Makassar. Good work mate. I found you in Kristian Hansen's video that you love traveling on motorbikes as much as he does. With your hard work until this day, you deserve more than 10 thousand subscribers or more and I hope so.
Be safe out there mate. My greetings from Manokwari, West Papua. 🙏🙏
I just went to mamasa on my return to makassar. Such an adventure
The drone shot, the editing and the effort you are truly deserve millions of views and subs
Thank you for exploring Sulawesi 💚
hai bro i like ur video... terima kasih sudah mengeksplor tana toraja ...
Never crossed my mind that such extraordinary and expensive funeral being held in Toraya! It doesn't look like a funeral though and the poor buffaloes 😢 i couldn't bear to see them killing those buffaloes😭 an interesting video Sam! Thanks for sharing.
You make really great videos. Indonesian culture really fascinates me, I heard that it is very rare for people to film Toraja funerals because they are rarely held, you are very lucky. I hope your channel grows fast and maybe you will be contracted by national geography.😊
I know you because i see kristian video recently. And suprisingly.. Your video is really amazing sam, i like your pov and your narrative, glad to know your channel and already subscribe!
It's amazing to see how much diversity and rich cultural heritage Indonesia has to offers.. As Indonesian who live overseas I thank you from the heart to show and share your experience to us .. 🙏 Tanah Toraja definitely not gonna be in my bucket list 😣 but still am able to experience through your video ..
Terimakasih Sam ..
I just found your chanel recently and this is the 2nd video I watched after Mamasa. I love bith videos. I will catch up other videos for sure.
Thanks and welcome to the channel. Looking forward to your comments on the next videos you have time to watch
I know ur channel fr Kristian I watched yesterday, and now I've several of ur videos. They r amazing, breathtaking videos. Thank u 4 sharing all of ur experiences. The sinematography is insane!
Wow this is amazing to get comment like this
Thank you Sam, for exploring the beauty of Toraja and Toraja culture
Thank you for watching and your comment ❤️❤️
hey @IndoWild I'm approaching my travel to Sulawesi in a couple of days! I've been following your videos and travels around Sulawesi to discover more and plan properly my 1month trip there. I was wondering if you could share with me August contact to go around Rantepao and experience the ceremonies there
Hello sure.. agust- +6285255570938
I've just found your channel. i really enjoy it! Greetings from Gorontalo, Sulawesi
I really enjoy seeing Tana Torarja again. I was lucky enough to be a part of these ceremonies, and see the Tau Tau and the caves, and children being buried high up in trees. Truly a experience the brave hearted should all see! I am growing some of the peppers from there now. Their called Kotakkon super hot. I will see how spicy when their ready to eat. Love being introduced to your work, from seeing you on Kristian's channel. Keep it up. Peace, Dennis
Trust me. Those chillis from Toraja are VERY hot. Even my Indonesian girlfriend (who can handle her spice) was suffering from the Toraja chillis
Sam saya senang, melihat konten km yang menarik dan membawa wawasan... bagaimana kbrnya nya cristian
Nice video sam...keep going
Thanks, will do!
Thank you bro... visiting my hometown Toraja
My pleasure 😊
I like your video's and color grading this video, this is beatiful sam.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for showing Indonesian culture mostly South Sulawesi to the world. Appreciate ur channel so much😊
It's my pleasure
come here after watching you in kris videos, nice work on your videos mate...great adventure, can't wait you to come to Borneo and explore. safe trip mate
Can't wait!
@@IndoWild sure mate, still got pretty raw stuff and place here in borneo. the jungle, flora and fauna and of course the native people of borneo for the story of headhunting era. also you can see how the biggest corp destroy this massive rain forest for logging and palm oil plantation that cause so many disaster for human and endemic species like orang utan, proboscus monkey, river dolphin and pigmy elephant. i think you have a some insight about it, and will help us to open the eyes of the world for what happen in borneo in the last decade. godspeed brother 💪
Hi Sam, i really love your video. As someone who have a mother which torajanese i often going back there but because of the busyness of my parents we couldn't stay longer than 3 days. About Rambu solo, I have mixed feelings about this lol because back then when i was child my grandfather siblings died and i have to see the buffalo thing which freak me out. The Buffalo was running crazily and there's also foreign people that getting scared and followed me running inside the bamboo tent 😅 it was so dangerous istg. Well i still love Toraja because the people there is so welcoming and ofc Toraja is my mother's home. Thank you for you amazing video Sam ❤
Really love your video broo.. semoga sehat selalu
Wow! Its so well filmed👍
Why do you have only 1k followers??
Thank you. I think because I visit very remote areas and with little interest. Maybe I have a small niche. But I really appreciate comments like this. I hope I won a new subscriber in you.
now he has 2k subs
I really like the way you presented your videos. It's like watching famous documentary channel.
Wow, thank you!
Mantap bang, saya nonton anda atas rekomendasi di video bang kris hansen
Just wow😲 Fascinating, amazing content. Thanks for sharing
Thank you. Would you visit this place?
@@IndoWildI totally would
Awesome documentary of the burial ceremony and ritual in Tanah Toraja. The hanging coffins look pretty cool ❤❤❤.
Glad you enjoyed it
Enjoyy..
Always impressed with your videos Sam,
Thank you for visiting my homeland, Toraja.
Thank you too!
Tangkiyu Sam, sudah berkunjung ke tanah para Raja,Welcome in Toraja
You are a legend🎉
Will love to experience this someday
Thank you. Sulawesi is incredible. The varied cultures and places here are amazing. I’ll be posting a new vid this Sunday
you are the best bro. thanks for explore Toraja
My pleasure
Great filming and very informative never heard of washing body’s nearly non existent body’s regards dad
Channel ini sangat penting dan hebat.
This video will be viral. Love you
I hope so. But TH-cam doesn’t like it. It’s restricted. Maybe becuasw of the dead body and buffalo
Don't forget to come back to Toraja Sam. God Bless
Truly amazing culture, they way the funeral is not sad like here in uk the change of clothes every year is so unique.
I guess it goes back thousands of years and is normal to the local people.
Fascinating culture.
The rituals the scenery are indelibly Indonesia.
Try to give you every thumb of your video but enjoyed it . Ma nene is a part of their believe. That is why not all over Toraja do it anymore
Great quality video, come here from kris hansen video
Thank you for sharing, unique in our world. You had not seen the baby grave in the woods
incredible work
👍👍👍 Aku Sang Torayan......God Bless U
Woah you came to Toraja, you really explore Sulawesi
Went there too with my Honda 150😊😊
Amazing work Sam. Thank you for sharing. Did you get lucky arriving there when they have a big funeral or you had planned before hand?
I was there in August which is the peak season of the funerals due to very mild weather, not much rain. Etc. during the July -October months there are many many funerals. At other times of the year it’s much less. But there are still funerals. If you’re going out the season then it’s better to connect with a guide first and plan the dates accordingly.
Dude ... Another time you come to Toraja, better never touch anything inside the graves ... Because that is one of our away to honor to our ancestor ... Thats why we doing Manene, another ritual to respect our ancestor ... 😊
Thanks for the tips!
it is closely similar to the hanging coffins in SAGADA, ,Mt. Province
Wow. I never knew about that place and you’re right. It’s incredibly similar
Very interesting. It my heart broke when they slaughtered the buffalo. I am a wuss for things like that. But what a super interesting culture
Nice colourgrade bro🎉
Thank you so much 😀
Hi, I want to visit this village.
Please visit warung Ballo Portugal!
Hi Sam, how did you find the local guide for the whole funeral sessions?
I was lucky and met someone the night I arrived who introduced me. You can call him. August +6285255570938
Or you can arrive and ask around at your hotel or homestay. I don’t recommend going through an online agency. They take a big commission.
This is like documentary film, you got really giod footage
Satu kata "KEREN"❤
Mellong di nonton
Nice man
Thanks for the visit
Wow ❤❤❤
That's very unique and interesting culture, but I hate to see animals for sacrifice.
Serem banget guanya sam tapi pengen banget ke toraja
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Apakah relnya itu melewati toraja.?
Indonesia memng pantas di sebut surga dunia
GREAT VIDEO ,FANTASTIC ,GOOD TO SEE THE CIGARETTES LEFT AS AN OFFERING, I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE SHARES IN GUDANG GARAM ,
I miss home😭😭😭
More freq vids pls
They are working hard makes money for his/her funeral 👌
Would you believe that before religions were introduced, shaman from the people of toraja would call the dead man to walk home if they were found dead far from the village? practices of rituals were abundant in old times.
Wow. I didn’t know that. There is so much fascinating history with Toraja and the surrounding areas. I like the fact that elsewhere in Central Sulawesi there are stone megaliths and the stone is likely to have been dragged from Toraja. It’s a long way. They also used to bury their dead in caves. But those people are long and forgotten. Sulawesi is truly an amazing place
@@IndoWild one of the rituals that still exists commonly here is like the Dayak tribe sword dance in Kalimantan, they'll be immune to any sharp objects. You can find the some of the recordings on youtube with the keyword: atraksi kebal Dayak.
Wow I would love to see that. I will put on my list for Kalimantan
adding indonesian subtitle in every video in your channel sam
I will try. But it takes a lot of time haha
@@IndoWild for million view & subscriber bro 😊👍
Why are there no subtitles in Indonesian?
I think it will be very helpful to increase viewers from Indonesia
It’s coming. Soon
Ngk ad teks nya
Nanti. Saya coba ya
i'm javanese, i thought how torajans are rich people..
I think they are rich is land and culture. But honestly the most traditional high status families spend all their wealth on a funeral, thus fuelling the economy
@@IndoWild i think so
If it can be difficult, why make it easy
Very true
It is sickening and sad to see how these beautiful animals are being used in fights for human entertainment, I get it that this has been part of a long lasting tradition but we , humans , have evolved in the past hundreds of years and just because certain things are deemed to be tradition does not mean we should make sure that they continue.. We used to eat with our hands before we invented forks and spoons and chopsticks and became civilized , we used to eat dogs and had glamorous dog eating festivals before we finally decided to become civilized and stop eating them. I am sure we can do in funerals without further harming the animals..
I don’t disagree and most parts of Indonesia have changed from cruelty. The Cockfight is still quite popular across all of Indonesia. And in Toraja they have bull fighting among others. Toraja people have a very special almost celebrity status in Indonesia.
Insane
Hello sam, i'm looking your youtube channel while i'm watching kristian and u met eachother while eat coto Makassar...and here i am...become your brand new subs...
Welcome my friend
Subtitle indonesia please
I’m working on it 👍🏼🤞
Just wondering how on earth can they afford these million dollar funerals?
Only the high class have the expensive ones. And they littwrally sell, get loans and save for years to get the money for an extravagant funeral. It’s a major part of the economy
@@IndoWild Really appreciate you taking the time to reply! Makes me wonder if there's gold in those mountains that pay for these events, I mean these amounts are staggering!
🩵
Jangan ba ikut
Kenapa?
Thanks to blur the buffalo killing. I also cannot like to see it
As indonesian i respect torajan culture we live with diversity and different cultures but for me personally as a Christian It ain't right this culture like a cult tradition and had been preserved maybe a hundreds years I don't know you tell and for sure killing innocent animals for culture tradition is big nooooooooo 🤬🤬🤬 for me wake up people animals also deserves to exist they are not part of your toys to satisfy your cult tradition by sacrifice their life's#stop animals abuse