Chauchilla Cemetery

Chauchilla cemeteries was one of many pre-Inca cultures, which was robbed by grave robbers, who stole all the treasures made of ceramic, metallic and some textiles, accompanying the dead, leaving the desert mummies. Until the year 1997, the National Institute of Culture of Peru, took over protecting and making it an archaeological site. "Chauchilla is the only archaeological site in Peru where you can see mummies in the open, in tombs and it is a space in the process of excavation and study." You can find it about 28 km southeast of the city of Nazca. Reached through the American South, taking the road on the left, about 20 km from the city.