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Peru (Nazca Mummies) · Death Tourism

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Peru (Nazca Mummies) · Death Tourism

The Nazca mummies are well-preserved desert mummies offering insights into ancient Peruvian burial practices in the arid Nazca region.

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The Nazca mummies are well-preserved desert mummies offering insights into ancient Peruvian burial practices in the arid Nazca region.

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Best season
None
Difficulty
5
Region
Peru, Nazca

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Andean people in colorful attire participating in a traditional dance outdoors.

Photo by Ever Rayan

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I visited Peru in 2014, where one of the most popular attractions is Machu Picchu, a landmark site situated over 7,000 feet above sea level.

Photo by Kingdom Compass

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shot from machu picchu mountain

Photo by Merc

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Photo by Anyela Málaga

Photo by Anyela Málaga

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Ancient inca ruins nestled in lush green mountains.

Photo by Samuel Quek

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Photo by Anyela Málaga

Photo by Anyela Málaga

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a view of a city from the top of a hill

Photo by Ruben Hanssen

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Photo by Anyela Málaga

Photo by Anyela Málaga

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Machu Picchu (in Quechua “Old Mountain”). Declared Historical and Cultural Heritage of Humanity by Unesco in 1981. It is one of the 7 new wonders of the world located in Peru, in the Department of Cuzco, in the province of Urubamba. This ancient Andean town was built in the 15th century as a resting place and religious sanctuary.

Photo by Miguel Junco

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Machu Picchu from above.

Photo by Fernando Gómez D

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Three stylish individuals pose in front of Cusco's iconic cathedral, showcasing urban fashion and Peruvian culture.

Photo by Ever Rayan

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A man standing in a cave next to a waterfall

Photo by Anthony Bringas

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