Paracas Candelabra
The mysterious "Candelabra of the Andes" is a massive prehistoric geoglyph etched into a Peruvian seaside hill, visible from sea.

šŸ“œ Massive prehistoric geoglyph on the northern face of the Paracas Peninsula, Pisco Bay, Peru.
šŸ” Dated to around 200 BCE, its origin and purpose remain unknown, with theories ranging from a god's trident to a beacon for sailors or a hallucinogenic plant.

Why Go

šŸŒŠ Witness a mysterious ancient monument etched into a seaside hill.
šŸ“ø Capture unique views of the geoglyph from a boat trip.
ā›µ Observe local fishermen using it as a navigation aid.
ā›µļø Enjoy a scenic boat trip to Islas Ballestas.
šŸ”­ Visible from 19 km (12 mi) at sea.

Why Avoid

šŸš« Visitors cannot disembark the boat for a closer look.
āš ļø Boat trips are subject to safe weather conditions.

Tips

šŸ“· Bring a camera with a good zoom lens.

Hours

šŸ•’ Boats run daily unless weather conditions are dangerous.

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