Inside Indonesian tribe that dig up loved ones’ corpses in annual tradition

STRANGE photographs show Indonesian families digging up their dead loved ones, dressing them up and lighting cigarettes for them before posing for family snaps.

There are around one million Torajan people in Indonesia, most of whom live in the South Sulawesi region. Bodies are kept wrapped in blankets in the room of the house or a ‘tongkonan’ - a traditional Torajan 'ancestral' house with a distinctive boat-shaped roof so the rain water runs off.The tribe often keeps the bodies of their deceased loved ones in the family home for weeksCredit: Claudio Sieber

Unlike in western cultures, where the body is swiftly removed after death and frequently held a few days later, the tribe often keeps the bodies of their deceased loved ones in the family home for weeks, if not months.

Then suck the meat off 🤣

God it looks like my nan

Holy fxxk Victoria Beckham has put on a lot of weight

Fuck sake. Stick a warning on that shit

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