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Geoglyph sacred sites in Peru

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Nasca - El Árbol
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Árbol

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Tree geoglyph consists of a short, thick trunk that splits and expands into numerous large branches decorated with smaller twig-like extensions in a lush, flourishing...

Nasca - El Garza
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Garza

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Heron geoglyph depicts a long-necked wading bird stretching across the desert floor, approximately three hundred metres in length.

Líneas de Nazca
Pre-Columbian

Líneas de Nazca

Nazca, Ica, Peru

Across fifty square kilometres of Peruvian desert, the Nazca people etched more than a thousand kilometres of lines and hundreds of figures into the earth between 500 BC...

Nasca - La Flor
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - La Flor

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Flower — petals radiating from a centre, approximately eighty metres across.

Nasca - El Astronauta
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Astronauta

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Astronaut is a humanoid figure etched into a hillside rather than the flat desert floor, making it unusual among Nazca geoglyphs....

Nasca - El Colibrí
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Colibrí

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Hummingbird is perhaps the most iconic of all Nazca geoglyphs. At ninety-three metres long, its pointed beak, well-defined wings, and elegant tail are rendered with...

Nasca - El Araña
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Araña

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Spider geoglyph measures forty-seven metres in length and is rendered with remarkable anatomical detail....

Nasca - El Caracol
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Caracol

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Caracol depicts a spiral form approximately sixty metres across.

Nasca - El Manos
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Manos

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Hands geoglyph depicts two human hands reaching upward, one with four fingers and one with five. Visible from the Mirador alongside the Tree.

Nasca - El Perro
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Perro

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Dog geoglyph depicts a canine figure approximately fifty-one metres in length with straight parallel legs, an open mouth, and upright ears and tail.

Nasca - La Lagartija
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - La Lagartija

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Lizard, approximately 188 metres, is bisected by the Panamericana Sur highway. Upper portion visible from the Mirador.

Nasca - El Loro
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Loro

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Parrot depicts a tropical bird with head, beak, and crest visible. Lower portions partially erased.

Nasca - La Ballena
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - La Ballena

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Whale geoglyph depicts a marine creature approximately twenty-seven metres in length on the desert floor....

Nasca - El Cóndor
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Cóndor

Nazca, Ica, Peru

At one hundred and thirty-four metres, the Condor is one of the largest figurative geoglyphs in the Nazca corpus....

Nasca - El Pelícano
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Pelícano

Nazca, Ica, Peru

At approximately two hundred and eighty-five metres, the Pelican is one of the longest figurative geoglyphs....

Nasca - El Mono
Pre-Columbian

Nasca - El Mono

Nazca, Ica, Peru

The Monkey geoglyph measures ninety-three by fifty-eight metres and is instantly recognisable by its spiralling tail and distinctive nine-fingered hands....

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What Geoglyph sacred sites in Peru are included?
This guide includes 16 Geoglyph sacred sites in Peru, filtered from the Pilgrim Map atlas for stronger browsing and planning context.
Can I view these sacred sites on a map?
Yes. Use the map view to compare geographic clusters, then open individual site pages for coordinates, nearby places, and practical visiting context.
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