The Toraja people of Indonesia practice Ma’nene, a unique funeral ritual where they lovingly care for their deceased relatives by exhuming their bodies, dressing them in fresh garments, and tidying their tombs. This ancient tradition, rooted in animistic beliefs, celebrates the interconnectedness of life and death, strengthening family bonds and preserving ancestral connections. Despite drawing global attention, the Toraja maintain the solemnity of the ceremony, ensuring it remains a respectful homage to their ancestors.