Our country has had a series of complications, but these things happen anywhere, as all have our problems, it is best that our people are working to become a prosperous nation.

See information about our tour packages here:

• http://www.peruland.com/en/cusco-city-tour-machu-picchu-train-machu-picchu-sacred-valley
• http://www.peruland.com/en/inca-trail-machu-picchu-ausangate-machu-picchu-choquequirao-treks

In addition to our beautiful land, our people are creators of our future.

For your trip to Peru, we recommend:

For the climate:

• For the coast, such as Lima, Ica, Nazca, is advisable to wear light clothing, maybe sportswear, shoes, swimwear, etc but in the months of November and April, which is not summer, the Peruvian coast is humid and low temperatures.
• For the saw, as Cusco, Arequipa, Huaraz, Puno, we recommend taking the day clothes a little light, but at night as in Cusco, Puno and Huaraz bring coats or jackets, if you visit these sites between November and April is advisable to wear thermal clothing impermeable because no one knows when is going to rain, but if you visit these sites on other dates, bundle up at night!
• For the forest, Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata, Iquitos, damo, just light clothing, hats and maybe boots for jungle walks, but if you're up you'll have a lodge and you'll have everything at hand, do not forget a good mosquito repellent and a super camera.
  

For cities:

• Like any world capital, Lima (La Ciudad de los Reyes) has many attractions but mostly colonial Lima with an excellent infrastructure, restaurants, hostels, shopping centers, etc ... We must take into account the security is not appropriate for us to separate groups meet and decide on our own, except in areas secured by the guides. Lima has more than 8 million inhabitants and is a big city that can easily confuse us, but if you follow the guide has nothing to worry about.
• Cities such as Arequipa, Cusco, Ica, Puno, Huaraz, are smaller and with less population but the security measures are not in most, though our cameras and secure baggage that we carry in hand can save us from any trouble.
• Do not take sub-standard service price and quality as it can be easily cheated, just remember that you will pay just.
  
• Do not change money on the street or carry large amounts of money in the bag.

For excursions:

• If taking walks in 1 day, simply take a hat, clothes according to your location, also bring an umbrella or jackets, as in the evenings, especially in the mountains, there is often strong wind currents.
• If you are going for more than 1 day, like Inka Trail, Treks Huaraz or be careful about the things that has as many things can weigh too much and be uncomfortable, take only what the guidelines recommend for each zone or difficulty.
• Do not forget to drink plenty of fluid in the excursions, especially that it is packaged or pre-sterilized.

For adventure:

• If you going to do Rafting (canoeing) is essential to carry more than one full of clothes, also good especially dark glasses to prevent glare on the water, all must be well anchored to your body, you will not have hands to hold them, especially pay close attention to the pre-tour talk.
• If you walk for more than 1 day, a good sleeping bag will help you a lot, pack what is necessary, good boots and a raincoat for rain especially in the mountains.
• If you MTB (Mountain Biking) Mountain biking, for more than a day is good sunglasses to protect your eyes.

Otherwise do not worry, the guides will take care of everything, food, bikes, helmets, shields, tents ... etc.

What to bring:

•  A pair of pants.
• Hiking boots, sneakers and shoes.
• T-shirts or light shirts.
• Long-sleeved shirts.
• Sweaters and a jacket.
• Hats or caps (also cold)
• Waterproof and / or umbrella.
• Camera (there are places where you can download and print your digital photos)
• Insect repellent.
• Medical and / or personal items.
• If you are missing something do not worry you will find everything in Peru
• Many want to know!

Water, health, height:

• Preferably drinking bottled water.
• Take water in the excursions, but always have at hand where to buy.
• On his health, if you have any problems please notify the guide or say to us, we will take precautions.
• About altitude sickness (altitude sickness), it's easy to avoid it, just relax and unwind on the first day of your stay, you also have an oxygen bottle in the hostel or inn.

About the food:

• We recommend you eat in restaurants and not ambulatory sites, as unaccustomed to them may cause damage.
• The cuisine in Peru is varied but its main characteristic is the high and spicy seasoning. On the coast the famous ceviche (fish cooked in lemon juice) has quite spicy and condiments, in the mountains Rocoto (fruit of the pepper stuffed with dressing) is quite spicy, the Roasted Cuy (guinea pig cooked in oven) is highly recommended, I suggest you try it!
• If you are vegetarian (a) exist in Peru restaurants specializing in plant foods, with elements and international.
• If you are in Peru, it is imperative that you try our food, consult and we will recommend the best of our cuisine!

On security:

• Should take into consideration the advice described above on the cities, but otherwise do not worry, Peru is a very warm and gentle.
• It has nothing to worry about when you leave your stuff at the hostel or inn.
• Do not trust people posing as guides, helpers, etc, without being pre-show identification or have no connection with Peru Land.

Payment & Services:

• Regarding taxis, in the city of Lima will have to pay between 5 and 10 soles for small tours, but for long distances and especially at night between 15 and 30 soles, in the other cities of Peru between 3 to 5 soles.
• For more economical and secure that seem certain services, dúdelo to take them as you may end up dissatisfied or cheated.
• If you have any questions, complaints, report, discuss it with our guides or call 01 5748000 System Information and Tourist Information 24 / 7.
• Telephone Information call 103.