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1. Don't drink the water - that is, drink only bottled water. There is no clean potable water in Peru. 2. Carry toilet paper at all times. Flush it even if you're told not too. 3. Make several copies of your passport and put them in different places - luggage, your person, and with friends. Most hotels have a security locker for valuables. Include your passport in it while you are staying there. 4. Be careful of overly-friendly strangers. 5. Don't be raucous and treat everyone with respect. Begin your questions with "por favor (please)." Say, "Gracias (thank you)" whenever possible.
6. Number your luggage. Each piece should have its number and the total number of pieces. For example, "1 of 6," "2 of 6," etcetera. 7. Don't hitchhike, especially if you are a woman (don't laugh, we've seen it). 8. Check Inside-Peru News Updates whenever possible to see if there's anything important going on that you should know about (outbreaks of dengue fever, roads closed due to strikes or heavy rain, etcetera). 9. The easiest thing to steal is your bag or backpack. Carry your passport or other important papers in an inside pocket. The worst "why did I" stories one usually hears are losing a purse or backpack when not paying attention... and having your passport and credit cards in it. 10. And MOST IMPORTANT Peru Travel Tip of all - Enjoy the scenery, culture, hang out, and ... have fun! Flights to China Scroll down to read tips from other Peru travelers, including travel safety tips, what to wear, what to avoid, etc Have a tip or suggestion?
Do you have a comment, tip, suggestion, about Peru or any of the info here on Inside-Peru? Here's What Other Visitors Have SaidClick below to see questions, comment, tips, etc, from other visitors to this page... Bathrooms and Traveling in Peru You need to develop a plan before hitting the road in Peru or another third-world country as to what to do if the "urge" hits you. Most buses don't have ... Question on length of visa when traveling to Peru When I get to Peru how long can I stay on a tourist visa? What happens if I stay longer than the expiration date?
Ecuador Peru Border Crossing
There have been horrific reports of the border crossing at Huaquillas or Aguas Verdes (Tumbes) from Ecuador into Peru.
Is a yellow fever vaccination required in Peru? Where to get it?
A yellow fever vaccination is RECOMMENDED if you will be traveling in the jungle areas. It takes 10 days to become effective. Medical in Mancora, Peru Medicine and medical advice: We went into Mancora today from where we live in Los Organos. Since our usual pharmacy didn't have the medicine we needed,... Changing Money in Peru Each time you change dollars to soles or soles to dollar, you lose money on the exchange. If you must change dollars to soles, check the exchange rate ... Altitude Sickness Symptoms altitude sickness symptoms prevention of altitude sickness altitude sickness medicine Your may have seen headlines like the following:... Emergency Ambulance in Peru If you have a medical emergency that requires hospitalization and are not in a town with a hospital, how do you get emergency transportation? ESSalud,... Tips on Tipping in Peru Peruvian local restaurants that don't cater to tourists (like the Mom and Pop joints) don't expect tips. In fact, your waiter or waitress may be quite ...
Night Photography in Peru
Travel Tips to Peru Have an incredible trip to Peru and discover the various facts and specialness of this place. Peru has many interesting things to explore like its History,...
Unwanted Male Attention and Sexual Harassment Abroad
This is the title of a page on the site Women-on-the-Road.com .
Buses in Peru
We have traveled on several inter-departmental or inter-provincial bus lines. New! Eyewitness Travel Guide to Peru Let this lavishly illustrated guide whet your appetite and show you where to start looking for the real Peru - with cutaways and floor plans of all ... Good Travel Guide to Peru We like Lonely Planet, especially since you can get just the sections of Peru that you will be visiting. Although having the whole book is great, it's ...
Traveling to Peru? Luggage
Photo ourtesy of Sundazed
Inca Trail Requires Permit - Other Routes to Machu Picchu
In 2004, the government of Peru established limits to the number of people allowed to use the Inca Trail and also 6 official routes. Phone calls from Peru to USA and probably Canada, etc. In Peru many people use cell phones with either Movistar, Claro or one of the other cell companies. But to call the USA or probably other countries and ...
Getting Ears Pierced in Lima Peru
Many beauty salons in Lima will pierce your ears either free or very cheap. Paragliding in Lima, Peru Paragliding School of Peru has courses in paragliding along the cliffs of Lima. They work with Extreme Sports Cafe and offer tandem lessons for beginners ... Lima, Peru Airport Out of the many airports we have experienced in Latin America, the Lima, Peru airport is one of our favorites. It is modern, clean, easy to move around ... Travel light Well, I have never been to Peru, however my travel tips are valid for all kind of overseas and long-distance journeys: Travel light! Don't bring everything ...
General travel tips
Hello, I used to travel quite a bit, and here are some proactive actions that I take to make my trips enjoyable: What to Expect at the Bus Station in Peru When purchasing ticket at a bus station in Peru, present a copy of your passport. Legally, they need the number. Check to make sure you have been assigned ... Plan to Travel to Peru - Need for Visa Before you start planning your travel to Peru or to another country, you will need to find out what the passport and visa requirements are for that country.... Are US dollars accepted in Peru? Yes, you can buy with USD in most places as long as it is a one or a five-dollar bill. However, that is not always true. So when you get to Peru, change ... How to dress in Trujillo, Peru Is it acceptable for a woman to wear short in Trujillo downtown? I have felt uncomfortable (not from the hot weather) in other warm towns in South America ... Peru travel tip - counterfeit money Counterfeit money is very common in Peru. Even down to a 5-sol coin, you will find counterfeits. Of course, that 2-dollar loss isn't going to hurt too ... Here are some pages that you'll also like:
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