Discover the city of
Pisco
The capital of the province of the same name.
Located on Peru's Pacific coast, Pisco draws travelers year-round on their way to the Ballestas Islands, the Paracas National Reserve, Morón Lagoon, and the ruins of Tambo Colorado.
With a population of 135,735, Pisco's economy rests on the cultivation of cotton, grapes, fruit, and corn, along with fishing, agricultural exports, and tourism — a sector that grows daily as aircraft bound for the Nazca Lines take off, now accounting for 90% of the airport's traffic.
Among its vineyards, wineries, sweet tejas, and pisco-making characters, this city invites visitors to explore, savor, and dance to the rhythm of its Afro-Peruvian music.
