Praijing Traditional Village is a village located in Tebara Village, Waikabubak, West Sumba Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province. This village is known as a tourist village that has 38 traditional Sumbanese houses. These houses are stilt houses with terraced roofs that tower upwards like towers. The traditional houses in this village consist of three parts, namely Lei Bangun (lower part) which is used to raise livestock, Rongu Uma (middle part) which is inhabited by residents, and Uma Daluku (upper part or tower) to store food and heirlooms. The upper part also has a religious function as a place for ancestral spirits to live in accordance with the traditional religion of the Sumbanese people called Marapu