Boti Village

Boti Village is a traditional settlement in Kie District, South Central Timor Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Inhabited by the Boti people led by the King of Boti, it is known for preserving ancestral Halaika beliefs and Timorese customs. The village features thatched traditional houses clustered on a hilltop, ikat weaving traditions, and a way of life largely unchanged for centuries, offering insight into Timor's indigenous heritage.

Visitors can expect a small hilltop settlement of thatched Timorese traditional houses with high roofs surrounding the residence of the King of Boti. The village is quiet and isolated, with earthen paths, livestock, and woven textiles drying outside homes. Visitors can observe daily activities, traditional ikat weaving, and cultural explanations from local guides, with opportunities to meet the community and learn about preserved customs and architecture.