As you twist and turn through the hills and paddies south of Waikabubak, not far from the village of Wanokaka, the traditional villages Waigalli and Praigolil exhibit monumental megalith headstones which have become symbols of the area, and indeed of Sumba.
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Fourteen kilometres south of Waikabubak, the small peak behind Rudy Backpacker is home to Waigalli (Weigalli) village. The local legend tells that this village was built by Ubu Palabang, the first inhabitant of Sumba, said to be responsible for implementing many traditional ceremonies still observed today, including the ... Travelfish members only (Full text is around 100 words.)
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