1. Is it safe to travel to Peru?

Safety is always a concern when traveling abroad, but Peru is generally considered a safe destination for tourists. That being said, it's always a good idea to take precautions like avoiding isolated areas after dark, keeping valuables hidden, and staying aware of your surroundings at all times.

2. What should I pack for my trip?

Pack according to the activities you plan on doing- comfortable walking shoes are essential because there's A LOT of walking involved with exploration in Peru. Dressing in layers is also recommended since temperatures can vary from warm during the day then become cold at higher altitudes or near waterfalls.

3. How do I get around in Peru?

The easiest and most convenient way for tourists would be hiring private transportation or participate in tour groups exploring different parts of the country especially if you wish not having any language barrier between communicating with locals versus having someone who understands your needs 100%. Public transportation such as buses could be an option however very important aspect while boarding…

4. Do I need a visa to enter Peru?

As you'd expect from travelling anywhere internationally , passports are required which allows stay up tp six months depending length intended stay- visas are typically "visa-free" countries which includes United States which isn't problematic when entering into South America countries unless staying longer than 90 days.

5. What are some must-see attractions in Peru?

Well, of course this answer comes with numerous options that can vary from historic ruins like Machu Picchu to natural beauty such as huacachina or humantay lake. If you're into city exploring, the charming barrios of Miraflores or Barranco in Lima offer local arts, restaurants and beaches near city centers whilst having viewpoint stops at Malecon area offers breathtaking views…