1. Do I need a visa to travel to Peru?

Citizens from many countries (including Europe and North America) don't need a visa if they're staying for fewer than 90 days. You will still require a valid passport, which should have at least six months' validity left before expiry when you arrive in Peru.

2. When is the best time to visit Peru?

The high season runs from June-August but May or September generally offers better value options because weather conditions remain good but visitor numbers begin decreasing slightly as school terms end/start. The wet season typically falls between December-March; however climates vary depending on location within the country

3.What type of accommodation are available ?

Different accommodation types include hostels,guest houses,budget hotels,mid-range properties ,luxury private villas & lodges.

4.What kind of excursions can I expect during my tour?

Peruvian travel tours offers variety including Incan ruin viewing,fishing trips,mountain treks,City Heritage Walking Tours,surfing lessons,&boat rides amongst others such as sandboarding/tobogganing .For wildlife lovers,the Amazon basin experience is popular though some tourists also opt for trips to the famous Nazca Lines.Visiting indigenous villages, festivals and traditional celebrations offer a glimpse into Peruvian daily life.

5.What are the highlights of a tour of Peru?

A visit to Machu Picchu cannot be missed with its historical significance and stunning scenery overlooking Andean valleys.A culinary highlight must certainly include trying local dishes such as Lomo Saltado,Aji de Gallina,ceviches & guinea pig.But most importantly,visitors will appreciate immersing themselves into Inca culture which shares its wealth through history,music,dancing,cuisine,and art.

6. What should I pack for my trip to Peru?

Packing essentials includes sturdy comfortable walking shoes,breathable clothing,layers,gloves/scarf during cooler months,sunscreen/sunglasses especially at higher altitudes ,mosquito repellents in Amazon Basin .

7.What’s the currency used in Peru?

Peruvian Sol commonly abbreviated PEN (S/) .The US Dollar is widely accepted but rates vary greatly depending on location/shops.So it's generally advisable that travelers use their ATM or buy dollars on arrival at Lima Airport.Exchange services are available from many money outlets across major cities/towns/perks.