Gemme nascoste a Nasca

Hidden Gems

Beyond the aerial flights, Nasca’s landscape features the Inca administrative center of Los Paredones, built with sun-dried adobe bricks and stone. The Torre María Reiche offers a ground-level perspective of the Hand and Tree geoglyphs from a 12-meter metal platform. Further south in the Marcona district, coastal viewpoints like Mirador de la Ninfa overlook the Pacific, while local green spaces such as Parque San Juan Bautista and Parque Justo Pastor serve as community gathering points.

Torre María Reiche

A 12-meter metal observation tower located on the Pan-American Highway. It provides elevated views of the 'Hands' and 'Tree' geoglyphs from a ground-level perspective.

Los Paredones

An Inca archaeological site and former administrative center. The complex features sun-dried adobe brick structures, trapezoidal doorways, ceremonial plazas, and residential areas used by the Inca elite.

Huayco

Natural viewpoint overlooking the desert landscape and agricultural valleys surrounding the Nasca region.

Mirador de la Ninfa

Coastal viewpoint in the Marcona district offering panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and unique rock formations shaped by wind and sea erosion.

Parque Justo Pastor

Urban green space in San Juan de Marcona featuring paved walkways and seating areas.

Parque San Juan Bautista

Central public park in the Marcona district, used for community gatherings and local events.

Parque Micaela Bastidas

Local neighborhood park in San Juan de Marcona named after the Peruvian indigenous leader and revolutionary.

Parque de la base naval

Public park located near the San Juan de Marcona naval base, providing open space and recreational areas.