ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 8月21日 06時25分

Photo by George Steinmetz @geosteinmetz | “El Candelabro” was made by a pre-Inca people, and the original meaning of the geoglyph is unknown. It was engraved on the downwind side of the Paracas Peninsula, where the dew-soaked surface stabilizes this sandy etching of the ancients and the careless footprints of tourists. As seen from a paramotor. To view more of our world from above, follow @geosteinmetz.

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s_paix @mxnon_pxrs @natoo_roos de beaux souvenirs de la côte péruvienne autour de Paracas et de las Islas Ballestas

__c.h.e.t.a.n_____ https://youtu.be/-nRdzb5hSSo 🙋🙋 Hey guys checkout my new dance video 😊😊😘😘

helena.davidsonhouston @elenafjcharlton you missed this on the Ballestas Tour!!

marta_aliguer Recordáis en Peru?❤️ @cris_mtzsab @alex_mtzsbd @borja_ms

kimihianocassidy Doesn’t that look like scales ⚖️ @reynellcassidy 🤔

romarius.rr Инки шарят!!! The Incas know something👍

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