
Desert landscapes, mysterious geoglyphs, and archaeological history.
Peru city guide

Massive ancient geoglyphs carved into the desert floor.

An ancient desert cemetery with preserved mummies and tombs.

A small observatory exploring Nazca astronomy and ancient theories.

Ancient spiral aqueducts still functioning in the desert.

A museum dedicated to the researcher who studied the Nazca Lines.

Exciting buggy rides and sandboarding in Peru’s desert landscapes.
May to November
$70 USD
Morning flights usually offer calmer weather conditions for viewing the Nazca Lines.
Curated stays
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