Region in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Can you drink tap water in Tana Toraja?
NoNo, drink bottled
Can you drink the tap water in Tana Toraja?
Don't drink the tap water. Drink bottled or boiled water; guesthouses give refills. Avoid ice in small warungs.
Key facts
- In Tana Toraja: Drink bottled or boiled water; guesthouses give refills. Avoid ice in small warungs.
- Across Indonesia: Tap water isn't drinkable anywhere; use bottled water or refill stations, common in Bali. Stomach trouble ('Bali belly') is common.
- Safely managed drinking water: 30% of people in Indonesia (2024, WHO/UNICEF JMP).
Tap water across Indonesia
| Place | Tap water |
|---|---|
| Bali | No, drink bottled |
| Ubud | No, drink bottled |
| Canggu | No, drink bottled |
| Jakarta | No, drink bottled |
| Seminyak | No, drink bottled |
| Uluwatu | No, drink bottled |
| Yogyakarta | No, drink bottled |
| Gili Islands | No, drink bottled |
| Nusa Penida | No, drink bottled |
| Kuta | No, drink bottled |
| Lombok | No, drink bottled |
| Labuan Bajo | No, drink bottled |
| Nusa Dua | No, drink bottled |
| Sanur | No, drink bottled |
| Raja Ampat | No, drink bottled |
| Mount Bromo | No, drink bottled |
| Bandung | No, drink bottled |
| Nusa Lembongan | No, drink bottled |
| Lake Toba | No, drink bottled |
| Kuta Lombok | No, drink bottled |
| Amed | No, drink bottled |
| Batam | No, drink bottled |
| Bintan | No, drink bottled |
| Malang | No, drink bottled |
| Bukit Lawang | No, drink bottled |
| Medan | No, drink bottled |
| Surabaya | No, drink bottled |
| Manado | No, drink bottled |
| Tana Toraja | No, drink bottled |
| Jimbaran | No, drink bottled |
Quick answers
Is tap water safe to drink in Tana Toraja?
Don't drink the tap water. Drink bottled or boiled water; guesthouses give refills. Avoid ice in small warungs.
Can you drink tap water in Indonesia?
Tap water isn't drinkable anywhere; use bottled water or refill stations, common in Bali. Stomach trouble ('Bali belly') is common.
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Sources
- World Bank: safely managed drinking water (WHO/UNICEF)
- CDC: food and water safety for travelers
- Wonderful Indonesia (Ministry of Tourism)
- InJourney Airports (Indonesian airports)
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