Nazca is in the province of Nazca in the
department of Ica. This place is recurring for the
I Peru is inviting you
to wonderful Nazca
in Peru.
NAZCA
Student's names:
Katherin Nikol Flores Vela
Hector Javier Ramirez Garay
Lineth Fiorella Montalvo Angeles
Alexandra Lucia Livisi Hipolito
In the center of Nazca, there are many
shops where you can buy a souvenir for
visit of the famous lines. Other places you can visit
are:
-The centers of local crafts of gold and ceramics. It
is recommended to go to this place to know how to
make it.
-The aqueducts of Cantalloc. An engineering job in
the middle of the desert.
-And finally, the Big Dune or Cerro Marcha. It is
the highest in Peru and the second highest in the
world.
There are many places like the main square of
Nazca. On Bolognesi Avenue, in front of the main
square of Nazca, there are many souvenir stores.
In Nazca there are many hotels where to stay like
Casa Andina Standard Nasca, in front of this
hotel there is a restaurant called Kasa Rustica
located on Bolognesi Avenue two blocks from the
main square. In addition, there are viewpoints to
see the Nazca lines located on the Panamerican
Highway south, there is also an airport where
planes leave to see the Nazca lines.
someone. mega center. It is on Maria
Reiche Avenue opposite Plaza de
Armas. There is a local market and
within it there are some stalls open from
7:00a.m. to 9:00 p.m. They do not
accept any changes. Near the Hospital
you can find the Bolognesi park there
you can find several fairs where they
sell many things at a good price and of
good quality.
FInally, you can eat one of the typical
dishes like El Bufo, also known as
"Charapana" in La Encantada. Includes
ram's head, tripe, peeled corn, pork slices,
pumpkin, broad beans, potatoes, parsley,
and salt; La Encantada offers quality
service, there are very delicious dishes of
Peruvian cuisine. Visit the Viña Vieja
winery, 14 kilometers from Nazca, where
there is a variety of wines and cachinas, a
typical drink of the city. Some tourists
prefer to enjoy the Melcocha, a popular
sweet made in an artisanal way based on
molasses or thick honey.