Aqueducts of Nazca The Aqueducts of Cantalloc The Cantalloc Aqueducts are a series of aqueducts located 3 kilometers east of the city of Nazca, Peru, built by the Nazca culture. More than 40 aqueducts were built and used throughout the year.

The Walls Los Paredones is an archaeological site of Inca origin of adobe that narrate the history of an Inca administrative and ceremonial center. With remarkable urban planning, these structures reveal the organization and power of the empire, serving as a bridge between the coast and the mountains.

Geoglyphs of Llipata The Geoglyphs of Llipata immerse you in a universe of amazing figures. Prior to the Nazca Lines, these Paracas creations reveal felines, snakes and an enigmatic "Being Eyed" engraved on the slopes. An ancient testimony to a culture that mastered the art of drawing on earth, a mystery that continues to captivate!

The orca The Geoglyph of the Orca, this enigmatic figure, dating from the Paracas-Nazca period, shows us a stylized orca, often with anthropomorphic elements or knives, suggesting a marine deity or a mythical being. It is a striking testimony to the Andean worldview and its connection to the ocean.