Ammatoa Customary Village

Ammatoa Customary Village, also known as Tana Toa, is a traditional settlement of the Kajang people in Kajang District, Bulukumba Regency, South Sulawesi. It is notable for preserving the Pasang customary law led by the Ammatoa leader, traditional stilt houses, all-black attire, and a protected customary forest. The village offers insight into one of Indonesia's most intact indigenous cultures.

Visitors can expect a forested traditional village with wooden stilt houses with thatched roofs, earthen paths, and a quiet, simple environment without modern infrastructure in the inner area (Ilalang Embayya). Residents wear black traditional clothing. Visitors walk through the village and customary forest with a local guide, observe daily activities, traditional architecture, and learn about Pasang customs and the role of the Ammatoa leader. Photography is allowed in outer areas with permission.