- Home to one of the seven wonders of the world, Peru sits at the top of many travelers' bucket lists.
- Cities, jungles, and beaches are scattered all throughout this culturally diverse and historically rich country.
- Budget backpackers, luxury travelers, and everyone in-between can relish all that Peru has to offer.
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Tips for Visiting
Spring (September-November) – Pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds, and great for exploring.
Belmond Hotel Monasterio (Cusco) – A luxury hotel in a historic monastery.
Acclimate to the altitude in Cusco – Spend a couple of days adjusting before visiting Machu Picchu.
Summer (December-February) – Rainy season in the Andes but great for Amazon adventures.
Inkaterra Reserva Amazónica (Tambopata) – A rainforest eco-lodge with incredible wildlife.
Visit the Peruvian Amazon – Explore the rainforest with guided boat and jungle tours.
Fall (March-May) – Dry season begins, ideal for hiking and sightseeing.
Tambo del Inka (Sacred Valley) – A riverside resort with stunning Andean views.
Take the train to Machu Picchu – Enjoy breathtaking scenery along the journey.
Winter (June-August) – Peak tourist season with clear skies, ideal for outdoor adventures.
JW Marriott Hotel Lima – A luxury hotel overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
Explore Lima’s culinary scene – Try ceviche and other Peruvian specialties at top restaurants.
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