Rambu Solo is a traditional funeral ceremony practiced by the Toraja people in Indonesia. This elaborate ritual is a significant cultural event that honors the deceased and involves various ceremonies, including animal sacrifices, feasting, and communal gatherings. The duration and complexity of the ceremony can vary, often reflecting the social status of the deceased. During the Rambu Solo, the body is typically kept in the family home until the ceremony takes place, which can be days or even months after death. The event serves not only to pay respects but also to reinforce social ties within the community, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Toraja people.