The Leang-Leang caves are a series of limestone caves located in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. These caves are known for their prehistoric rock art, which includes hand stencils and animal depictions. The artwork is believed to date back thousands of years, providing valuable insights into early human life in the region. In addition to their archaeological significance, the Leang-Leang caves are part of a larger area that features stunning natural landscapes. The caves are surrounded by lush greenery and unique rock formations, making them a popular destination for both researchers and tourists interested in history and nature.