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Where to stay in Nasca
Best time: Apr-Jun, Sep-Nov. The weather is more temperate with less chance of rain, making it ideal for exploring the Nazca Lines and nearby attractions.
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Nasca, like a local
Don't miss
- Nazca Lines: These ancient geoglyphs are a UNESCO World Heritage site and a must-see for their mystery and scale.
- Chauchilla Cemetery: This archaeological site offers a glimpse into ancient burial practices and mummified remains.
- Aqueducts of Cantalloc: An impressive ancient irrigation system showcasing the ingenuity of the Nazca culture.
- Nazca Planetarium: Provides insights into the Nazca Lines and the astronomy of ancient cultures.
Where to eat
- Pizzeria La Esquina: Known for its delicious wood-fired pizzas made with local ingredients.
- El Padrino: Offers authentic Peruvian ceviche with a local twist.
- Café de la Plaza: A charming café perfect for trying traditional Peruvian pastries and coffee.
Do this
- Fly Over the Nazca Lines: The best way to appreciate the scale and beauty of these ancient geoglyphs.
- Visit the Nazca Observatory: Learn about the stars and how they influenced Nazca culture.
- Sandboarding in the Dunes: An exhilarating experience amidst the beautiful desert landscape.
Local tips
- Visit the Nazca Lines early in the morning for clearer skies and better visibility.
- Try to arrange a guided tour for the Chauchilla Cemetery to fully appreciate its historical context.
- Bring cash for local markets and street vendors, as many do not accept cards.
- Learn a few basic phrases in Spanish; locals appreciate the effort and it can enhance your experience.
Know before you go
Best time
Apr-Jun, Sep-Nov. The weather is more temperate with less chance of rain, making it ideal for exploring the Nazca Lines and nearby attractions.
Getting around
Taxis and mototaxis are the main forms of transport; some areas are walkable. Buses connect to nearby towns.
Airport
NAS
Language
Spanish is the predominant language; Quechua is also spoken by some locals.
Money
Peruvian Sol (PEN). Credit cards are widely accepted, but cash is preferred in local markets.
Safety
Nazca is generally safe for tourists, but it's wise to stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night.
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