Nazca

Nazca in Ica has a population of roughly 24,000 people.

Nazca is located 240 miles (386 kilometers) southeast of the national capital Lima and 200 miles (322 kilometers) southwest of Cusco - Machu Picchu.

Among the most significant heritage attractions in this region is the Cantayoc Aqueduct. Atmospheric and educational, it should definitely be on your itinerary. Enquire about a guided tour, try to imagine what it was like in times gone by and learn about the local history.

The Antonini Archaeological Museum is the perfect place to visit to discover the city’s turbulent history. Stroll through the center’s silent hallways and view the exhibits on display.

To see one of the most-visited places in Nazca, check out the famous Nazca Lines. Remember, not only is this place striking it also reflects an important time in history.

Popular Plaza de Armas is the ideal location to sit back and observe the day to day rhythms of Nazca. Treat the kids to an ice cream, meet the locals, and you’ll soon see why this square is so loved by Nazca residents.