Program pays for lodging and meals. In this 24 square kilometers of structures, temples and tombs, the Italian Archaeological Mission looks for answers to help understand the Nasca Culture. The very dry weather conditions made possible the perfect conservation and discovery of textiles, animals, and human remains.
Accommodations are in personal tents.
Participants are asked to stay a minimum of two weeks. Weekends are free for participants to explore other archaeological sites of the Nasca region. The official language of the camp is Spanish, although English and European languages are welcome.