8 thoughts on “ Nazka ”

1. NAZKA is the expression of our love for Peru, our pais natal and ancestral land. Our kitchen showcases both Peruvian classics and innovative dishes that build on Peru's heritage. At the core of NAZKA lies the notion of Sabor de la Vida: The surge of joy when sharing delicious food and drinks with friends and family in a warm atmosphere.

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2. About Nazca Taking a light aircraft flight over the plains miles south of Lima is the best way to appreciate the Nasca Lines, the World Heritage-designated geoglyphs etched .

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3. Nazca, culture located on the southern coast of present-day Peru during the Early Intermediate Period (c. bc – ad ), so called from the Nazca Valley but including also the Pisco, Chincha, Ica, Palpa, and Acarí valleys. Nazca pottery is polychrome.

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4. nazka is inspired by the 'Lineas de Nazca' or 'Nazca lines'. The shallow channels in the ground in the Nazca desert (Peru) were made between and AD. These simple but enormous figures are only recognizable when viewed in a larger perspective. This also reflects the approach of nazka mapps: work on the details with an overview of the whole.

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5. Aug 21,  · The Nazca Lines are a collection of giant geoglyphs—designs or motifs etched into the ground—located in the Peruvian coastal plain about miles ( kilometers) south of Lima, Peru.

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6. The team of nazka has strong expertise in research en development of new innovative projects. We make geographical data usefull and acessible and built the appropriate webtools and webservices to accomplish this. Do not hesitate to contact us, when you need support the development of a prototype or advice during a research trajectory.

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8. The lines are found in a region of Peru just over miles southeast of Lima, near the modern town of Nasca. In total, there are over straight lines, geometric figures and 70 animal and.

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