Rambu Adat is a traditional ceremony practiced by the Toraja people in Indonesia. It is a significant cultural event that honors the deceased and celebrates their life. The ceremony often involves elaborate rituals, including feasting, music, and traditional dances, reflecting the community's respect for their ancestors. During Rambu Adat, families gather to perform various rites, which can last several days. The event is marked by the use of traditional clothing, intricate carvings, and the sacrifice of animals, symbolizing the journey of the deceased to the afterlife. This ceremony reinforces social bonds and cultural identity within the Toraja community.