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Kelabba Maja

Sabu Raijua, East Nusa Tenggara

Layered cliffs in red, brown and pale tones bring a dramatic geological landscape to a Sabu journey.

Layered pale and reddish rock formations at Kelabba Maja on Sabu Island, East Nusa Tenggara.
The layered rock formations of Kelabba Maja, Sabu Raijua. · Photo: nadyaradjah · CC BY 4.0

A DIFFERENT SIDE OF INDONESIA

Geology & landscape photography

Kelabba Maja is a cliff landscape in Hawu Mehara on Sabu Island. Its eroded formations also hold sacred meaning for local communities, giving the site a cultural importance beyond its striking colours.

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What draws you here

  • Naturally layered cliff colours
  • Eroded rock formations
  • The site's place in Sabu traditions

PLACE & CONNECTIONS

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Kupang → Sabu Island → Hawu Mehara → Kelabba Maja

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  • Confirm the current air or sea connection to Sabu before fixing the route.
  • Follow local guidance around sacred places and fragile cliff edges.

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