Nazca

The Nazca culture developed in the Rio Grande valley in the province of Nazca (current department of Ica). At its peak, it spread from Chincha, to the north, to the Acari valley to the south, in the province of Caravelí (Arequipa).
This culture was discovered by Max Uhle in 1901. chronologically, It is located in the Early Intermediate Period., between the year 10 a.C. up to the years 700 d.C.

These ancient geoglyphs that inhabit the desert of the cities of Nasca and Palpa, in the Ica region (south of Lima, the peruvian capital) they are unknown even to the most experienced archaeologists. no one knows who, how and why they made them.

Even, There are theories that these historical traces (promoted by the Swiss scientist Erich Von Däniken), considered a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational Organization, science and culture (Unesco), they were made by beings that are not from this planet. That's how it is, by aliens. However, While the mystery of the Nazca Lines are developed as a tourist attraction for adults and children.

SPECTACULAR FIGURES

their imposing shapes, made in a single stroke and with a pulse that does not seem human, they are liked by everyone who visits them. Impressive wherever you see them, although to appreciate them in their maximum splendor one would have to take one of the three paths already traced: climb the nearby mountains (walking), locate some of the observation towers that exist in the area (up to 12 meters high) or hire the service of a plane. In this last, don't worry, that yes or yes it will have a pilot in charge of the adventure through the skies.