There are numerous reasons to visit Peru. With its rich local culture, delicious food, and stunning natural scenery, Peru is a country full of joys.
With Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia, and Chile as its neighbors, Peru is a great place to explore the country and arrange day trips to nearby South American nations.
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• Participate in adrenaline-pumping activities such as ocean kayaking, rock biking, zip lining, sailing, and sand surfing.
• Learn about the world's natural species, such as jaguars, pink dolphins, otters, and hundreds of butterflies.
-Take a stroll in the White City.
-Negotiating the sale of Peruvian handicrafts in one of the country's various local and international marketplaces;
There are two different seasons in Peru: wet and dry. While the wet season runs from November to April, the dry season is from May to October. The rainy season lasts from January until the end of April. It is not the best time of year to travel to Peru, particularly in the mountains where roads and hiking routes could be blocked or closed.
With July and August being the busiest months, most tourists arrive in Peru between the beginning of May and the end of November. Since tourists slow down a bit but the weather is still beautiful, May and September are great times to go. If you wish to spend some time in the mountains, June through September will have beautiful, sunny days (but cold nights). This is an excellent time to walk the Inca Trail. Because mosquitoes are not as common, it is also the best season to visit the Amazon Basin.
From December to April, temperatures on the desert coast can range from 77°F to 95°F (25°C to 35°C), whereas the climate is pleasant from May to October.
President: Martín Vizcarra Trending
Capital: Lima
Dialling code: +51
Currency: Sol
