Nazca
Nazca (or Nasca) is the capital city of the province of the same name, in the Ica department, located on the central coast, at 588 m.s.n.m., at 460 km. south of Lima, 150 km. from the city of Ica and 202 Km. from Paracas. Among its main tutistic attractions we have the famous Lines of Nasca which is located in the Pampa of San Jose and over an extension of 50 km, the geoglyphs represent figures of animals and plants, some of these figures can reach to measure up to 300 meters of length and occupy a surface of 1000 m2. In order to be able to correctly appreciate these figures, it is necessary to fly over the Lines of Nasca and thus to fully admire this wonder. Cahuachi: citadel and ceremonial center of the ancient Nascas, there are two pyramids staged of adobe, very close is the place known as Estaqueria, where stakes of cranberry are preserved. Chauchilla Cemetery: located 10 km south of the city of Nasca contains ceramics and pre-Inca mummies. Cantalloc aqueduct: located 4 km north of the city of Nasca built by the culture of the nasca and operate today, demonstrating its technological advances in hydraulic engineering, built more than 40 aqueducs, which were used all year round, to be able to develop an efficient agriculture and able to meet the needs of the population of that time, there are other aqueducts in various places in the city
