Palindo is a prominent megalithic statue located in Indonesia's Bada Valley, within Lore Lindu National Park in Central Sulawesi. Standing approximately 4.5 meters tall, it is the largest known megalith in Sulawesi. The name "Palindo" translates to "Entertainer" in the local language. The statue features stylized human characteristics, with distinct facial features and male genitalia, indicating its representation of a male figure. The exact age and purpose of Palindo, along with other megaliths in the region, remain subjects of scholarly debate. Some researchers suggest these structures date back between 1,000 to 5,000 years and may have been used in ancestor worship or other ritualistic practices. Local legends offer various explanations for the origins of these statues, but definitive historical evidence is lacking.