Hostal Las Lineas Nasca

Jiron Arica 299 Nasca, Peru

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Our journey with Jose and Alexandra

A travel blog entry by hdtravels

... bodies-skulls and misc bones of their ancestors. Some even still had thier skin (i know , gross, but kinda cool)....

That was all there was to see...we had lunch and waited for Jose and his cute 9yr old daughter to come get us for our private car tour into Nazca.

Jose has picked up lots of English just from working at the bus station...incredilble, he is almst fluent. His daughter Alexandra comes to work ...

Ninja's in Nazca

A travel blog entry by lozhan

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... 8 squealing chicks.
Next was the sandboarding also from ludicrous heights which meant ridiculous speed!!!! i will prob have a permanent scar on my arm from the sand burning my arm! but someone had to go first!!!
Gorgeous views and a beautiful dinner at a much needed oasis tipped off one of the best days so far!!!

Muchas Gracias

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The Nasca Lines, Sort Of

A travel blog entry by weemcd

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... no word, had let it go.



The office guy leapt into action on two mobile phones. He got hold of the Arequipa bus but it was too far gone for us to catch it in a taxi. The later bus was totally full (hardly a surprise three days before Christmas). He phoned every other bus company in town, but not a seat was to be had.

Options exhausted and the ayudante having sloped off with security, the office guy turned ...

The road to Nazca

A travel blog entry by luharris

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... 12  We are currently having a very busy day indeed, this morning was a particular highlight for me. The Nazca lines, these are geometric patterns carved into the desert by the Inca's they depict mostly animals. After breakfast we met two others from our hostel who were coming along too, a very camp 19 year old Ozzie called William and a girl called Angelina from Hong Kong. We were picked up from our hostel and taken to the airport. The plane we were flying in was not much ...

Draw a line in the sand...

A travel blog entry by sam_and_jacqui

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... our fellow cama passengers set off on their way to the airport to take a half hour flight which allows you to see most of the lines from the sky we headed for nearby tourist agencies which offered more reasonably priced taxi tours to three look out points and a museum. Our taxi guide was very good and at each stopping point explained what we could see, the history of when the lines & figures are thought to have been drawn and when they were discovered. The ...

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