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Next to one of the many straight Nazca lines  
   

Next to one of the many straight Nazca lines

Nazca and Their Famous Lines

August 16th 2014
We had a short one night stop in Nazca as I wanted to see the Nazca lines for myself and see what all the fuss is about. We arrived early in the morning on an overnight bus from Cusco and were met at the bus station by someone from the hostel. Once we had checked in we organised a car trip for the afternoon to see the Nazca lines and the less famous Palpa lines. We decided against the US$100 fligh ... read more
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18th August 2014

Fabulous tips!
Wow, this is such a helpful blog! I also knew that I didn't want to pay $100, but hadn't heard of the Palca lines, this tour or the new hotel (I'd love to know its name). I really love this photo of a Nazca line which gives a great image of how big they are and how they were made--thanks!
19th August 2014

Nazca hotel
The hotel was Hostal Paramonga (hostal-paramonga@hotmail.com) or on booking.com.

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