Dear friend steemian, we need to know all that, Every place has different customs related to religious values, especially burying people who are dead and when they perform traditional ceremonies there are simple ones, and some spend a lot of value in their customs, and for the sake of burying the dead, to prosper and be safe for another world.
But you know that in Sagada, the island of Luzon and Sulawesi Island are located in the highlands of the land of Toraja, the region of South Sulawesi has a unique tradition in terms of burying the dead.
- Keranda is hung in Sagada, Philippines
Sagada is a municipality in the Mountain region of the Philippines. And Sagada is famous for its hanging coffins. This is a traditional way of burying dead people. And not everyone fulfills the requirements to be buried this way, among others, one of them must have married and had grandchildren.
- Tanah Toraja, Sulawesi, Indonesia
The process of ceremonial burial of the dead between Sagada and Tana Toraja is a little different, so in Sagada burying the dead on the cliff must have married and have grandchildren, other things in the Land of Toraja, ritual ceremonies memakam dead people through various rituals and require funds so that in the amount the big one.
Generally the dead and the family have completed all the rituals of the ceremony will be buried in a cave or cliff.