Sumba

Sumba is an Indonesian island located in southeastern Indonesia, part of the Nusa Tenggara archipelago. Known for its rich cultural heritage, nomadic traditions, and unique elaborately decorated houses called "prahus," Sumba is also famous for its traditional practices such as elaborate horse ceremonies and intricate ikat textiles. The island features diverse landscapes including savannahs, forests, and beaches, supporting both agriculture and tourism. Sumba’s indigenous communities maintain distinctive customs, making it a destination of cultural interest, while its natural beauty offers scenic views and opportunities for outdoor activities.