The fief of a small community with ancestral customs, Lore Lindu National Park lies between Palu and Tentena, an immense 230 000ha domain that is home to an enormous wealth of endemic wildlife and rare avifauna. But visitors come first and foremost to see the Bronze Age megaliths, vestiges from the Bada, Besoa and Napu valleys, to the southeast of the park, and are awestruck by these mysterious statues with primitive lines, several metres high, sticking out of the ground!