Ocongalla
The Ocongalla Aqueduct in Nasca is a pre-Inca hydraulic marvel, an open-air aqueduct system that captures groundwater for use. It is a tourist attraction that offers a unique view of the hydraulic engineering of the Nasca civilization.
Nasca
the mysterious Nasca lines.
The city offers a unique experience for those who love history, archeology and adventure, with activities such as flyovers in small aircraft to observe the lines, visits to archaeological sites such as the Chauchilla Cemetery and walks through the dunes of Cerro Blanco.
Nasca, on the south coast of Peru, is a tourist destination famous for the mysterious Nasca Lines, giant geoglyphs declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Interesting places in Nasca
In Nasca we have these interesting places
Aqueducts
The Puquios de Nasca are ancient aqueducts, an admirable example of pre-Columbian hydraulic engineering. These systems of underground tunnels and canals were built by the Nasca culture to capture and distribute water in the desert, and many of them continue to operate today.
Nasca Lines
The Nasca Lines, recognized by UNESCO as a Cultural Heritage of Humanity, are a set of giant geoglyphs drawn in the desert of the Ica region, in Peru. These lines and figures, created between 500 BC and 500 AD, remain a mystery to archaeologists and a unique tourist attraction.
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The flyover in a small aircraft offers the most complete view of the geoglyphs. There are also terrestrial viewpoints to observe some figures and lines.
The drier months, generally between April and November, tend to offer better visibility. Overflights depend on the weather conditions of the day.
Bring identification, sun protection, hat, water and light clothing. For the overflight, follow the operator's weight, time and food guidelines.