About 5km south of Rantepao, Ke’te Kesu can get busy with tour groups in high season. The village is renowned for its woodcarving and traditional tongkonan and rice barns. On the cliff face behind the village there are some cave graves and very old hanging graves. Rotting coffins are suspended on wooden beams under an overhang. Others, full of bones and skulls, lie rotting in strategic piles.
