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Hotel Nazca Lines Nasca

Jr. Bolognesi S/N Nasca, Peru

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Group Relaxing at Nazca Hotel
Arequipa, Peru
 

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Peru - Nazca

A travel blog entry by ainekerrigan

So, we left Huacachina the next day for a bus to Nazca. It only took like 5 hours and we got to watch (and cry to) The Bucket List (again). So we arrive at the bus station and had been warned about this place. Touts everywhere trying to scam you etc. we had a reservation for a hostel that they would try to tell us did not exist anymore and stuff …

Nazca´s lines in the sky

A travel blog entry by ashifreeshma

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NAZCA Perhaps you're like us, and never heard of the hubbub of the Nazca lines until you came to Peru. After recommendations by a few travellers to make sure we take the flight over the famed Nazca lines, we figured we needed to learn a little about them first. The fascination behind the lines is due to the fact that they were created with such …

Nasca Lines

A travel blog entry by basmaartje

Hoi aarde Hier een emailtje vanuit de lucht: Nasca. Tussen 900 voor Christus en 600 na Christus hebben vermoedelijk een paar lokale bewoners tekeningen gemaakt in de rotsbodem, sommige tot een grootte van wel tweehonderdvijftig meter. De reden is onduidelijk. Speculaties gaan van een astronomische calender en religieuze looppaden tot tekeningen …

Nasca

A travel blog entry by littleshivy

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We arrived about 6am, so earlier than we had expected. We had no issues of safety on the bus at all, but it was bloody freezing! We hardly slept at all because of it, so it was not a good start to our one and only day in Nasca. We were met at the bus station by a man in a really cool car and he took us to our hotel. The hotel room we have is great …

Nasca - hold on to your lunch!

A travel blog entry by mhistie

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Monkey on the left monkey on the left, monkey on the right monkey on the right! (I will explain). The flight over the Nasca Lines was a hairaising experience. Tiny 3 or 5 man planes take you up over the lines, sketched out across a massive open landscape. The plane then tips 45 degrees both ways to give all passengers (that aren't staring into a …

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