Archaeological site
Líneas y Geoglifos de Nasca
Hundreds of figures and lines engraved in the desert floor by the Nazca culture around 2,000 years ago, such as the hummingbird, the monkey and the whale, visible from the overflight or the Panamericana viewpoint. World Heritage Site since 1994.
Archaeological site
Cementerio de Chauchilla
Pre-Hispanic cemetery in the desert, about 30 km south of Nazca, with open tombs where seated mummies can be seen, wrapped in textiles and with hair preserved by the dry climate.
Archaeological site
Acueductos de Cantalloc
Subterranean aqueducts of the Nazca culture, about 4 km from town, with spiral stone entrances, the ojos, that lead to the water which still flows and irrigates the valley fields.