Leang Leang prehistoric tourism, South Sulawesi, relics of antiquity

 

Leang-Leang Prehistoric Park is one of the top tourist attractions in Maros Regency and South Sulawesi, offering archaeological educational tours. The word leang-leang has a popular meaning in the (Bugis-Makassar) language, namely cave. In Tanam there are many prehistoric caves that contain prehistoric relics that are very well preserved.

Archaeologists claim that some of the caves in the area were built between 3,000 and 8,000 BC. C., in its existence there are prehistoric paintings depicting a jumping boar and dozens of palm trees on the walls of this cave and there are also 32 human palm trees found in this Pettae Cave. . and This unique type of karst rock found in Maros Pangkep is also found only in the countries of Guangzhou, China and Halong Bay, Vietnam. There are also prehistoric caves and evidence of the first human palm trees. if you travel here, you should be careful because the entrance to the cave is quite narrow and tourists should be careful because it is quite slippery and to enter the Leang Leang tourist attraction, an entrance fee is charged to foreign tourists: Rp. , school/group: 2,000 IDR/person.

the Leang-Leang Prehistoric Park area itself is one of the main tourist attractions in South Sulawesi and has a very beautiful landscape decorated with steep cliffs rising around the park and has a very fresh air combined with the sound of the river water flowing in this prehistoric park and there are 4 pavilions that visitors can use when visiting this park to just sit with family or couple.