Tourism Objects Tampang Allo

A brief history of tourism objects Tampang Allo (or Tampangallo) This is a natural grotto grave is located in Kelurahan Kecamatan Kaero Sangalla’ and contains dozens erong (large coffin shaped like a buffalo and pigs), dozens of tau-tau (the statues) and hundreds skulls and human bones. At about the 16th century by the rulers Sangalla’ in this case the Puang Manturino with his wife Rangga Bulaan choose Cave Tampang Allo as a place of his burial later if they died.

Thus Rangga Bulaan beautiful girl who was raised by apes, died first and his body put into Erong and placed in a cave TampangAllo. While the Puang Manturino died when inserted into Erong and placed on the funeral Losso’ is located not far from TampangAllo. Somehow then Erong The Puang was empty. While the body has been united with his wife's body in TampangAllo. Long after the Puang and his wife died Bulaan Rangga royal heirloom called Bakasiroe’ taken over by Puang musu' as ruler Tongkonan Puang Kalosi.

At that time, Tana Toraja also known as “Tondok Lepongan Bulan Tana Matarik Allo” was in chaos due to attacks from the kingdom of Bone. War also occurred between the regional / local communities and the army helped Bone and consequently one who lost the battle fields and wealth confiscated and taken prisoner to Madan and the Bugis area.

Puang musu’ bring heirloom Baka Siroe' fled to Madan and when it crossed the river Puang Sa'dan and of then Karasiak killed "Puang musu" and take out Baka Siroe'. Descendants Puang musu’ always trying in any way to restore the heritage BakaSiroe' into place. in 1934, there was peace between the descendants Puang musu 'with Karasiak descendants through marriage.

With the birth of the offspring of the marriage Puang musu’ with Karasiak, the Heritage Baka Siroe' given to the child for Storing and maintenance. Likewise, their burial place agreed later in the Cave Tampang Allo As a manifestation of the covenant and oath of husband and wife are "always together for life, a both of us grave”.