Explore Nasca’s ancient aqueducts and geoglyphs. Discover the mysteries of the Nasca Lines from the Mirador Tower. Uncover history’s secrets today.
Explore Nasca’s ancient aqueducts and geoglyphs. Discover the mysteries of the Nasca Lines from the Mirador Tower. Uncover history’s secrets today.
- Acueductos de Nasca - The Cantalloc Aqueducts are a marvel of ancient engineering. Constructed over 1500 years ago by the Nazca culture, these subterranean canals with spiral “puquios” continue to irrigate fields today. They stand as a brilliant example of pre-Inca innovation, turning arid landscapes into fertile grounds and impressing with their…
- Acueductos de Nasca - The Cantalloc Aqueducts are a marvel of ancient engineering. Constructed over 1500 years ago by the Nazca culture, these subterranean canals with spiral “puquios” continue to irrigate fields today. They stand as a brilliant example of pre-Inca innovation, turning arid landscapes into fertile grounds and impressing with their lasting design.
- Los Paredones - The Walls are impressive adobe ruins that narrate the story of an Inca administrative and ceremonial hub. With exceptional urban planning, these structures demonstrate the empire’s organization and strength, acting as a link between the coast and the mountains. A site that directly connects visitors to the heritage of a captivating civilization.
- Torre Mirador de Las Lines de Nasca - From the Mirador de las Lineas de Nazca, a strategic vantage point, visitors can view some of the mysterious geoglyphs. Although not as comprehensive as an aerial view, figures like the Tree, Hands, and Lizard are visible, providing a unique and tangible insight into this ancient enigma. A captivating approach to the Nazca heritage.
- Geoglifos de Llipata - The Geoglyphs of Llipata transport visitors into a world of astonishing figures. Predating the Nazca Lines, these Paracas creations depict felines, snakes, and an enigmatic “Being Eyed” etched on the slopes. An ancient testament to a culture that excelled in earth drawings, a mystery that continues to intrigue!
- La orca - The Geoglyph of the Orca, this mysterious figure from the Paracas-Nazca era, depicts a stylized orca, often with anthropomorphic features or knives, suggesting a marine deity or mythical entity. It is a remarkable testament to the Andean worldview and its connection to the sea.

- Private transportation
- Entrance fees
- Government fees
- Pick-up and transfer to hotel
- Bilingual tour guide
- Private transportation
- Entrance fees
- Government fees
- Pick-up and transfer to hotel
- Bilingual tour guide
- Snacks
- Snacks
This tour offers an opportunity to explore the remarkable Nasca Culture. Stroll through the ancient Aqueducts of Cantalloc, a testament to a civilization that conquered the desert with their timeless knowledge. Discover the arid terrains where the mysterious Geoglyphs of Palpa, including “The Family and The Orca,” are etched into the earth as messages…
This tour offers an opportunity to explore the remarkable Nasca Culture. Stroll through the ancient Aqueducts of Cantalloc, a testament to a civilization that conquered the desert with their timeless knowledge. Discover the arid terrains where the mysterious Geoglyphs of Palpa, including “The Family and The Orca,” are etched into the earth as messages from the past.
From the Mirador Tower, witness the awe-inspiring Nasca Lines, preserved through the ages and still enveloped in mystery.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.