The best time of the year to travel to Peru will depend on the destination you want to visit, however the “dry season” that goes from April to October is usually the most recommended since it will allow you to enjoy Machu Picchu, Lima and the Nazca Lines, with a pleasant climate, clear skies and a low probability of rain. However, keep in mind that these months are high season in the South American country and prices may be higher than usual.

To enter Peru it is necessary to have a valid passport valid for at least 6 months. Likewise, nationals of MERCOSUR Member States and Associated States do not require a visa to travel to Peru and may enter with their National Identity Card or Identity Card.

Within the tourist travel, most countries do not require a visa to enter Peru, but you can check this information directly with the consulate of your country or by entering
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History, culture, gastronomy, millenary traditions… Peru is definitely a magical destination that will not leave you indifferent.

It is very likely that your adventure in Inca lands will start in Lima, the Peruvian capital, besides having been declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, is considered by many as the culinary center of Latin America and in some of its many award-winning restaurants you can taste traditional dishes of Peruvian culture as well as the best of international and fusion cuisine.

There is much to experience in this South American country, from walking among the ruins of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, recharge yourself with the energy emanating from the mythical citadel of Machu Picchu, admire the cobalt waters of Lake Titicaca, discover the vibrant city of Cusco, fly over the mysterious Nazca lines, sandboard in the oasis of Huacachina and above all enjoy the friendliness of the people of this country full of magic and mysticism.