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With the “Tour to the Paracas Reserve in Ica”, you can visit in Ica the Interpretation Center of the reserve, the Cathedral, the Supay Beach viewpoint, the Paracas Peninsula, Yumaque beach, Red beach and Lagunillas beach. The entire Paracas Reserve and its protected area.
THE PARACAS NATIONAL RESERVE is a protected area of Peru located in the province of Pisco, in the department of Ica. It was declared as such on September 25, 1975 and was created in order to conserve a portion of the sea and the desert of Peru, giving protection to the various species of wild flora and fauna that live there.
It preserves a representative sample of the marine ecosystems of the cold sea of the Peruvian Current or Humboldt Current, considered by specialists as the most productive on Earth, in addition to maintaining the environments used by a wide variety of migratory species for food and shelter during their long annual journeys.
The sea is favored by the microcurrents of water, a fact that attracts a large number of fish, other species in the area and fish farmers. These upwelling currents bring nutrients from the seabed, fertilizing the surface waters, this leads to an overproduction of phytoplankton, which biologists know as high primary productivity.
Enjoy the Paracas Reserve Tour in Ica
BREAKFAST – HOTEL / LUNCH and DINNER – PASSENGER
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María Reiche was a prominent German mathematician, geographer, and archaeologist who became a key figure in the research and preservation of the famous Nazca Lines in southern Peru. Her significance lies in the following aspects:
Research and Study: María Reiche devoted much of her life to the study and research of the Nazca Lines. She conducted meticulous measurements, mathematical analyses, and geographical studies to understand the dimensions and arrangement of these mysterious figures in the Nazca Desert.
Conservation and Protection: María Reiche became a passionate advocate for the Nazca Lines and worked tirelessly to protect them from damage and destruction. Her dedication contributed to the preservation of this archaeological heritage.
International Awareness: Through her research and outreach efforts, María Reiche succeeded in bringing the Nazca Lines to international attention, piquing the interest of the scientific community and tourists from around the world.
Honorary Peruvian Citizenship: In recognition of her dedication and contributions, the Peruvian government granted María Reiche the title of honorary citizen of Peru and her final naturalization in 1992.
At the María Reiche Museum, you can see Maria Reiche’s life through photographs, her former study cabin, and her belongings, such as cameras and measuring instruments. Additionally, you will find information about her studies and research on the Nazca lines and figures.
From the Nazca Lines Viewpoint, you can clearly observe two famous figures: the tree and the hands. You can also see various geometric figures and straight lines that traverse the Nazca Desert.
In general, it is not necessary to make advance reservations to visit the María Reiche Museum and the Nazca Lines Viewpoint. These tourist sites are usually open to the public and allow entry to visitors during their regular operating hours. However, it is advisable to check the updated policies and schedules before your visit, as circumstances may change.
The tour to the María Reiche Museum and the Nazca Lines Viewpoint typically lasts for approximately 3 hours, from hotel pickup in Nazca to the return to the same hotel. During this time, visitors have the opportunity to explore the museum, learn about María Reiche’s life and work, and then enjoy panoramic views from the Nazca Lines Viewpoint, where they can observe the famous figures and lines in the desert.
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