Paredones Ruins

We begin with a visit to the Cantalloc Aqueducts, a marvel of ancient engineering that will show you how the Nazca solved the challenge of water in the desert. Our expert guide will explain the ingenious design and historical importance of these underground canals. Next, we will head to a small hill to get a panoramic view of the "Needles" of the Nazca Lines. You will also have the unique opportunity to see these enigmatic figures up close, from the ground, allowing you to appreciate the precision and magnitude of these ancient works of art. Finally, we will explore the ruins of Paredones, where you can walk among the ancient structures and learn about the daily life and architectural skills of the Incas on the Peruvian coast.

Begin your adventure by gazing upon the enigmatic figures from strategically positioned lookouts. These enigmatic geoglyphs, etched into the earth, come to life as your guide provides insight into their history and significance. Over 15 figures can be spotted along the Panamerican highway. Continue with the Maria Reciche house museum and Immerse yourself in the life of a dedicated mathematician who devoted her life to studying and preserving the Nazca Lines. Explore her house museum, where you'll gain a deeper appreciation of the passion and dedication that has fueled the quest to unravel the mysteries of the Nazca Lines. Your journey continues with a visit to the Cantalloc aqueducts, an engineering marvel of ancient times. Along the way, you'll explore the Paredones Inca ruins, adding a historical dimension to your adventure. Encounter yet another enigmatic Nazca figure and marvel at the astonishing aqueduct spirals that have sustained life in this arid region for centuries.

Cantalloc Aqueducts: Discover the impressive Cantalloc Aqueducts, an ancient engineering marvel designed to channel water efficiently through arid landscapes. Paredones ruins: Explore the fascinating Paredones ruins, remnants of a bygone civilization that offer a glimpse into the architectural ingenuity of the past. Ceramics and textiles: Admire beautifully crafted ceramics and intricate textiles, showcasing ancient artisans' artistic skills and cultural heritage. Rich historical insights: Gain a deeper understanding of the region’s vibrant past through stories and facts that reveal its historical, cultural, and social significance.

Explore the Nazca culture by visiting the Cahuachi ceremonial center and the Cantalloc circuit, the circuit includes the Inca ruins called Paredones and the Geoglyph called The Telar. The first stop is the Cantalloc aqueducts and continues with the Inca ruins and the geogliph, the circuit is just 4 kilometers from the Nazca town. This guided visit takes 90 minutes approx. Then we will continue driving south for the guided visit to the pyramids of Cahuachi located 28 kilometers south of Nazca town the dusty road makes it harder to reach the site but the trip is worth the visit. Cahuachi is a ceremonial center that was constructed by the Nazca people for rituals and sacrifices. This visit takes 3 hours approx.

Discover the magic of Guatemala on a family-friendly adventure that blends history, nature, and fun! Begin your journey in the charming colonial city of Antigua, where cobblestone streets and historic landmarks set the stage for exploration. Next, escape to the whimsical world of Hobbitenango and Altamira, where you can immerse yourselves in nature’s beauty. For a dose of excitement, hike the active Pacaya Volcano, where you can roast marshmallows on hot lava rocks. Continue the fun at Guatemala's version of Disneyland—the Irtra amusement parks, including Xetulul, Xocomil, and Xejuyup, where thrilling rides and water parks promise a day of excitement. Delight the little ones with visits to the Toy Museum and Dino Park before unwinding on the black-sand beaches of El Paredon. Your journey culminates with a flight to Tikal, where the whole family can explore ancient Mayan ruins surrounded by lush jungle. End your unforgettable adventure back in Guatemala City.