Exotic Three Lakes in the Mee-Pago Region; Paniai, Tigi and Tage

Exotic Three Lakes in the Mee-Pago Region; Paniai, Tigi and Tage

Undeniable Every corner in the land of Papua offers stunning natural beauty and amazes visitors. Papua also has a tourist attraction that is not less interesting lake to visit in the Mee-Pago Traditional Region of Lake Paniai, Tigi and Tage. In addition to these three lakes are still Lake Habema also twin lakes in the mountains arfak. Lake Paniai, Tigi and Tage can enter your list of holiday destinations while on vacation to Papua. The three beautiful lakes are located in the Mee-Pago Region, Paniai Lake and Lake Tage are administratively entered Paniai District, while Lake Tigi is included in Deiyai ​​district. Lake Paniai, Tigi and Tage are in the highlands inhabited by Mee tribe, with a height of approximately 1700 mdpl. Lake Paniai, Tigi and Tage flanked by beautiful green hills, the water is crystal clear bluish spoil the eyes of the visitors. The air there is very cool and free of pollution like in the cities. Even at night, the air temperature can reach 5 degrees Celsius. Enchantment of Paniai Lake, Tigi and Tage Papua The locals are friendly to the visitors and the scenery around Paniai lake, Tigi and Tage charming makes the tourists who come will feel more comfortable to linger there. Lake Paniai is located in Enarotali Town, Paniai District. Lake Tage is located not far from the lake Paniai, can be reached by boat for approximately 30 minutes down the village Eupoto. While Lake Tigi is located in Diyai Regency, it takes about 45 minutes from Paniai Lake

Of the three lakes, Lake Paniai is the largest lake. Surround this lake you can enjoy the internet with a little bit though with the GPRS network, and be thankful to GSM or EDGE limited coverage certain hearing. But this does not reduce the charm of the charm of these three lakes. You do not need to be afraid to ask the community around because they will certainly answer with friendly and average people around the lake can speak Indonesian well. For lighting, almost the majority of people around this three still use solar electricity. The three lakes in Papua offers a natural panorama with almost similar characteristics, namely a natural lake, beautiful and spoil the eye. All three have not been touched by development or supporting facilities of tourism. Really beautiful and become the right tourist destination for you who like to vacation to the tourist attractions with a natural atmosphere and quiet. Tourist activities you can do in the lake Paniai, Tigi and Tage Papua, among others, the streets around the lake, fishing, burning fresh water fish catches or buy from local fishermen. In addition, you can also climb the hills on the edge of the lake, from the top of the hill there you can see the extraordinary natural beauty while enjoying the cool air refreshing. So little reviews about the attractions of Lake Paniai, Tage and Tigi Papua. Hope to add to your holiday reference. Congratulations on holiday, good fun Tourist activities you can do in the lake Paniai, Tigi and Tage Papua, among others, the streets around the lake, fishing, burning fresh water fish catches or buy from local fishermen. In addition, you can also climb the hills on the edge of the lake, from the top of the hill there you can see the extraordinary natural beauty while enjoying the cool air refreshing.

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DANCE OF THE LONDONG AGE OF TRADITIONAL FROM WEST SULAWESI

DANCE OF THE LONDONG AGE OF TRADITIONAL FROM WEST SULAWESI

Londong Fur Dance is usually performed by male dancers. For the number of dancers usually consists of 5 or more people. The dancers dance in battle and carry various weapons as dancing equipment. The dancing equipment consists of, bamboo trumpets, swords, and spears. In addition, one of the dancers also brought a human head doll.

           
As said earlier, this dance used to be done to celebrate the success they get such as the victory of war or those who are from illness. For the people there, Bond Londong dance is interpreted as an expression of happiness and their gratitude. In addition Londong Bulu Dance is now also interpreted as a tribute to the ancestors.

In the Bulu Londong Dance show begins by sounding bamboo horns by the dancers, after which they enter the arena. After entering the arena, then the dancers dance with their distinctive movements while accompanied by accompaniment music. For movements in this dance is more dominated movement of hand movements to play weapons. On the right hand plays the sword and the left hand plays the spear. In addition to the foot movements that step stomping. The movement is combined with a changing formation that looks varied.

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Traditional House / Traditional Mamasa

 Traditional House / Traditional Mamasa

 

Mamasa District turns out to save a variety of uniqueness one of which is a traditional house or traditional houses typical of Mamasa community. Unfortunately Mamasa typical traditional houses that have similarities with Toraja traditional house today are increasingly rare, some custom homes can now only be found inland Mamasa district.

Tawalian village, Tawalian subdistrict of Mamasa regency, is one of the most populous areas still maintaining the preservation of traditional houses typical of Mamasa. Some traditional houses in this region still seem to stand strong despite having undergone a restoration.

In the Mamasa community, Mamasa's traditional house is divided into four types of levels according to the social strata of society. The first is the banua layuk or high house that is usually owned by the adat chairman, the second is banua sura or carving house for the nobles, the third banua hole or black house for the knights, and the last banua rapa usually owned by ordinary people.

While the inside of a traditional Mamasa house that resembles a Toraja house consists of four parts ie the front or Tado, the middle part is called ba'ba, while the room is called tambing, while the kitchen is called lombon.

The condition of the area above the mountains with very cold temperatures, making the structure of Mamasa traditional house building almost without windows with a very small door, meant that the indoor temperature remained warm. One of the uniqueness of Mamasa house is the buffalo horn on display at the front of the house, buffaloes attached to the house, the higher the social status of homeowners.

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