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In case you are unaware, pisco is a name of a town in Peru. I'm assuming that it might be where pisco was first made/invented. In Nasca, by a local, I was told that there are 4 main producers of pisco. All the locals recommend Gracia as the best brand, using uva italia.
At the Casa de Pisco, you can try several different piscos. The store opens at 6.30pm. A bottle of the best quality of pisco runs about 56 soles, but I found it on a side street liquor store 42 soles. The second best quality runs at 30 soles all over. If you do a little leg work you can find a better deal!
Written Aug 12, 2009
The pilots that do the tours are fantastic! They are more or less bi-lingual (spanish & english). They are very good at telling you which side and when each drawing is coming on the tours. They provide excellent angles for taking photos. Over all i thought our was just funny and helpful!
I'd say 2-5 soles is an average tip!
Written Aug 12, 2009
A quick little bit of info: via VT this town is spell NAZCA, yet in the town itself it is spelled NASCA. I've seen both spelling around the internet while i was researching the place before i went. I think it is important the spellinf NASCA while in Peru because that will give you a better chance at finding the place!
Written Aug 12, 2009
A Cactus Park at Inpenio River side.
Written Jun 8, 2004
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A research Center next to Plaza de Armas. Here you can see another status of Maria Richie opening both her hands and run towards the dessert.
Written Jun 8, 2004
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Maria Richie with the Catholic Church at the back. You can simply find at least 10 status of Maria Richie on the Nazca City.
Written Jun 8, 2004
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A Maria Richie Status near to Plaza de Armas. Come and visit here where you can have a general idea why Maria Richie spent her whole life here in Nazca.
Written Jun 8, 2004
A pinky Catholic Church near to the Centro of Nazca City.
Written Jun 8, 2004
You can simply get popular just by showing the photos taken on your digital cameras.
Written Jun 8, 2004
Students in Nazca City are walking to the school in the morning.
Written Jun 8, 2004
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Students in Nazca City are walking to the school in the morning.
Q: I understand to view the Nazca Lines, you fly over in a plane. I know that sometimes, in general, weather can affect tours that...
A: Yes, teh weather can be a concern. Bad viz means no flights as you could see nothing at all.We went early in the morning but sometimes fligts cannot go that early and...
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Finally I got such oppurtunity to visit at Nazca, Peru. This journey weren't easy for an Asian like me cause it located at the other side of the world and it cost a lot of money to get there.
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Nasca - not only the famous lines of Nasca
Everybody knows Nasca because of it´s famous lines that are still not totally explained. But there is another very interesting place, the cementery of Nasca where you can still find some original...
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Every one knowes the famous Nazca lines, altough no one knowes from where are those lines coming... This weird sensation is pretty smelled all around the area, and it is because of this that Nazca has...
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Nazca Lines - ancient geoglyphs
I don't know....all theories on Nazca lines have no real proof so far, but some are more logical than the others ; that is why people are attracted from all over the world to come & see this Mystery...
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