NAZCA GEOGLYPH ART

The Nazca Lines of Peru (200 BCE–500 CE) form giant geoglyphs—monkeys, hummingbirds, spider, and geometric spirals—etched in the desert plateau, visible only from above. Their exact purpose remains debated (astronomy? water rituals?). As an inclusive Peruvian heritage art and UNESCO site, they stand as one of humanity’s grandest and most enigmatic canvases, merging art, landscape, and cosmic wonder.