The ancient structure located at Nazca in Peru, featuring large geoglyphs, is known as the Nazca Lines. These remarkable geoglyphs, created by the Nazca culture between 500 BC and 500 AD, consist of various figures and shapes, including animals, plants, and geometric patterns etched into the desert floor. The largest figures can stretch for hundreds of meters. The purpose of these geoglyphs remains a subject of intrigue and speculation, with theories suggesting they may have had astronomical, religious, or ceremonial significance. Their preservation and visibility from the air have made them a UNESCO World Heritage site, attracting researchers and tourists alike.