From Ica: Archaeological Palpa

s that it grows in the middle of the Palpeño desert.

rve the Rock of the Inca Profile that is at the foot of what ends up being the Andes Mountain Range that ends here.

At our third stop, 1 km from the city of Palpa, known as Sacramento, there are lines and sweeping areas, geoglyphs known as the Solar Clock.

exposes the variety of archaeological pieces found in pre-Inca settlements in the area. The museum is not enabled to the public on satudays and sundays.

Our fifth stop, 11 km east of the city of Palpa, these petroglyphs are distributed in three sectors, embodied in volcanic and alluvial rocks.

orphic and phytomorphic geometric drawings similar to the Nazca Lines.

can bathe in the place, which is born as a product of a geological fault of the tertiary era, which practically divides the hills of the Palpa valley to the Rio Grande valley.