The Paracas Candelabra, which is a 600-foot-long ancient geoglyph, is visible from boats going to the Ballestas Islands. The geoglyph has been a navigational aid for sailors for more than 2,000 years and is etched into the Paracas Peninsula hillside. It was created by the Paracas culture, which flourished in the region between 800 BCE and 100 BCE. Its exact purpose remains an enigma. Show more