Tour Highlights: Nazca

The city of Nazca, Peru, is located about a 280-mile (450-km) drive south of the country’s capital of Lima. The lines of Nazca are ancient drawings that have been etched in the Nazca desert of Peru. Today, the Lines and Geoglyphs of Nazca are a UNESCO World Heritage Center and one of the country’s most popular archaeological sites. Using artificial technology, a team of scientists have found more than 140 new Nazca Lines, including glyphs of humans, animals, and abstract shapes etched in the Peruvian desert floor. The most famous group of Lines are near Nazca city, and the others are north near Palpa. Flights originating from the Pisco airport, about 20 minutes from Paracas, operate from 7 am to around 4 pm daily. Usually, wind conditions and visibility are better in the morning.
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