🇵🇪 Quick Facts
Flight Time
Connecting flights from Hong Kong take
around 24-30 hours.
Best Season
May to October
(Andean Dry Season).
Visa Requirements
Visa-free entry for both
HKSAR and Macao SAR passports.
Time Difference
13 hours behind Hong Kong
day and night are completely reversed.
Exclusive Bespoke Peru Private Tours
Ready to dive deep into the Inca civilization and South American wonders? Join our Peru private tour to explore the New Seven Wonders of the World—Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, and the ancient city of Lima. We specialize in bespoke itineraries, steering clear of large tourist crowds. Whether you're exploring the ancient capital of Cusco, acclimating to the altitude with the aroma of coca tea, or extending your journey to the Uyuni Salt Flats in Bolivia, we tailor the most professional and comfortable in-depth trip just for you. Book now and embark on your dream Peruvian adventure!
2026/2027 Machu Picchu Tickets & Train Alert
The Peruvian government strictly limits daily visitor capacity. During peak season (May-Oct), entrance tickets and Vistadome scenic train passes sell out extremely fast. To guarantee your entry to the ancient citadel, we strongly recommend finalizing your itinerary at least 3-6 monthsin advance so our local team can secure the tickets for you.
Altitude Sickness Tips
Cusco and Machu Picchu in Peru are located at high altitudes. It is recommended to consult a doctor before departure to prepare medication, avoid strenuous exercise and alcohol consumption during the first two days of the trip, and drink plenty of coca tea to help with acclimatization.
Best Time to Visit
Best Time to Visit: The dry season (May to October) is the best time to visit with clear skies, perfect for Machu Picchu. The rainy season is from December to March; while there are fewer tourists, the Inca Trail may be closed.
Machu Picchu Tickets
Machu Picchu Tickets: Machu Picchu has daily visitor limits, and tickets for entry and trains are in high demand. Our private tours include advance reservations and all ticketing arrangements to ensure a smooth entry.
Local Customs & Tipping
Local Customs & Tipping: Peruvians are very friendly. Haggling is common in local markets, but please remain polite. In restaurants or for guides/drivers, a 10% tip is generally recommended as a gesture of appreciation.
Food & Water Safety
Food & Water Safety: Peruvian cuisine (like Ceviche) is world-famous, but we recommend drinking bottled water. Trying local delicacies like "Cuy" (Guinea Pig) or "Alpaca" is a must, but choose restaurants with good hygiene.
Currency & Safety
Currency & Safety: The official currency is the Sol (PEN), but US Dollars are widely accepted. In major cities like Lima, be mindful of your belongings and avoid walking alone in quiet alleys at night.
Private vs. Large Groups
Peru's attractions are scattered and transportation is complicated. Large tour groups often have to coordinate with dozens of people, making the itinerary rushed. We... Peru Private Tours With your own private car, you can take some time to take photos at Machu Picchu or stroll leisurely through the markets of Cusco, truly enjoying the experience. No merger A sense of freedom.
Uyuni Salt Flats Combo
Many tourists choose to combine Peru with Bolivia. We can help you with the most troublesome Bolivian visa application and domestic flight connections, and take you to see both Machu Picchu and the Uyuni Salt Flats, two of the most spectacular sights, in one trip.
Insurance & Medical
For trips to South America, we recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers "high-altitude activities" and "emergency medical transport." Our tour guide team carries basic oxygen equipment on board and is familiar with the locations of local medical clinics, providing the safest protection for your small group.