The Nazca Lines are a set of biomorphic, hypomorphic and geometric geoglyphs located in the Nazca and Palpa Desert, department of Ica, Peru. In general, these lines are associated with the religion, astronomical development and detrimental practices of the indigenous communities that inhabited Peru in the pre-Hispanic era, especially the Inca empire. These lines were discovered by the Peruvian archaeologist Toribio Mejía Xesspe specifically in 1927. Currently, they are visited as a tourist attraction, visitors can only visit them and enjoy their beauty from an airplane. So, the correct answer is False.
