South America
From the ancient Incan ruins of Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley to colonial architecture in cities like Cusco and Arequipa and the vibrant culture and cuisine of Lima.
Peru offers travellers endless opportunities for adventure steeped in history and culture. So many will only see Machu Picchu, but this country has much more to offer for those willing to explore beyond the “bucket list” destinations.
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The dry season is typically the best time to visit Peru when the weather is warm and the skies are clear. Between May and October is provides a great opportunity for hiking and trekking.
Peruvian Sol
A vast majority of countries can enter Peru without a visa and are allowed stays up to 183 days.
Peru is generally safe and a well-travelled country. Like any country, it’s important to keep your wits about you and respect the local culture. If you check your home country’s travel advisories then you will probably see a warning issued with a high level of risk noted for Peru. At Xpolorist we are well-healed travellers and quite often the situation on the ground is much different. Ultimately a traveller must do their own research and be smart but not scared. There are good and bad people everywhere but socio-economic pressures and changing political landscapes in countries can change things quickly.
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