Sightseeing in Sulawesi Island - what to see. Complete travel guide

There is an ethnic group of people, called Toraja, leaving on the Sulawesi Island. Their funeral rites haven’t changed since ancient times, despite the efforts of the missionaries. Do …
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If you like exotic things, visit the Torajaland. Here you will see the surprisingly shaped houses of the local people, which were built, using the same technologies, their ancestors had, and …
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When you come to Sulawesi, don’t miss the opportunity to dive at least once. There are uniquely beautiful reefs all along the 6 thousand kilometers of the shore, which make diving here …
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Sulawesi Island offers excellent conditions for beach holidays, as it has attractive parts of the coast almost everywhere around. Sandy Pijar Beach is an attractive location, especially for …
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Sights around Sulawesi Island from our guide 'Extreme places on Earth'
Togian Islands
From the series “15 Sparsely Populated Places for Solitude with Wildlife”
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Distance from Sulawesi Island center - 154.2 km.
Togian Islands are very popular among fans of diving and snorkeling. The water near the shores is very clean. During the walks travellers can see a lot of interesting places. Some coastal area is built up with shabby wooden houses "Baggio" - typical houses of local Bedouins. The biggest villages of the island are Dolong and Wakai Villages. There you can find several guest houses that are open during the whole year. Also, there you can visit some restaurants with the yummiest seafood dishes for reasonable prices. …
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Turkey is a Leading Destination for Halal Tourism
Surprisingly, a bit more than 50% of the surveyed people booked a Halal hotel and stayed in it at least once in 2020. German-speaking tourists were the most active travelers (64% of them were the most likely to have traveled), with Turkish tourists a bit lagging (58%). English- and French-speaking tourists were the third and fourth most active - 43% and 41% respectively.
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26.02.2021
Surprisingly, a bit more than 50% of the surveyed people booked a Halal hotel and stayed in it at least once in 2020. German-speaking tourists were the most active travelers (64% of them were the most likely to have traveled), with Turkish tourists a bit lagging (58%). English- and French-speaking tourists were the third and fourth most active - 43% and 41% respectively.

26.02.2021
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