This is happening in a small village of Tana Toraja in Indonesia, babies who die before they begin teething are buried inside a tree trunk that is carved out for the purpose, in the belief that they can be re-absorbed by nature.
The village of Tana Toraja is located in the mountainous region of South Sulawesi, 186 miles north of the province’s capital of Makassar, Indonesia.
This is done in the belief that the deceased babies can be re-absorbed by nature, through the trees.
The babies are
The village of Tana Toraja is located in the mountainous region of South Sulawesi, 186 miles north of the province’s capital of Makassar, Indonesia.
This is done in the belief that the deceased babies can be re-absorbed by nature, through the trees.
The babies are
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