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Peru Many for Each Destinations in Amsterdam and (Holland) London Everyone Peru, a Diverse Country There is a Peru Many for each destinations in Amsterdam and (Holland) London everyone Peru, a diverse country. Nature, (United Kingdom) Toronto (51 1) 574-8000 24 hours (Canada) history, culture, tradition, Paris (France) [email protected] Newark (US) Washington D.C. (US) Barcelona (Spain) Beijing (China) New York (US) Madrid (Spain) gastronomy, adventure and fun in Los Angeles (US) Seoul (South Korea) Dallas (US) Atlanta (US) Tokyo (Japan) Shanghai (China) www.peru.travel Peru offer the possibility of Houston (US) Orlando (US) INTERNATIONAL JORGE CHAVEZ AIRPORT Fort Lauderdale (US) Miami (US) Hong Kong (China) International arrivals, domestic boarding gates and mezzanine. Cancun (Mexico) unforgeable experiences for those La Havana (Cuba) Mexico City (Mexico) Panama Caracas San Salvador (El Salvador) (Panama) LIMA NASCA willing to visit the country. Start by (Venezuela) Idioma: INGLÉS San Jose (Costa Rica) San Isidro: avenida Jorge Basadre 610 María Reiche Newman Airdrome Cartagena (Colombia) Medellin (Colombia) Miraf lores: Larcomar Shopping Center the following emblematic Cali (Colombia) Bogota (Colombia) Quito (Ecuador) PIURA AREQUIPA destinations and allow yourself to Guayaquil Main Square: Ayacucho and Libertad (Ecuador) Airport: Arrivals lounge street intersection Lima Santa Cruz Main Square: portal de la Airport: Arrivals lounge be surprised. (Bolivia) Municipalidad 110 La Paz Asuncion (Paraguay) (Bolivia) Rio de Janeiro (Brasil) PUERTO MALDONADO Antofagasta (Chile) Sao Paulo (Brasil) CHACHAPOYAS Follow us on: Salta (Argentina) Downtown: Loreto 390 Foz do Iguazu (Brasil) Main Square: Ortiz Arrieta 582 Santiago (Chile) Sydney (Australia) Airport: Arrivals lounge Cordoba (Argentina) Porto Alegre (Brasil) Rosario (Argentina) CHICLAYO Visit Peru VisitPeru Perú Montevideo (Uruguay) City Hall: San José 823 PUNO Buenos Aires (Argentina) Peru @VisitPeru Visitperu Direct flight Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum Main Square: Deustua and Lima street International connections destinations intersection Airport: Arrivals lounge Daily international flights to Lima's Jorge Chavez Airport and Destination in Asia and Australia Graphic as reference. Borders do not imply a judgment on international CUSCO connections to the main tourist destinations around Peru. (one stop) frontiers. Approved by RD 0382-RE from November 9, 2015. Main Square: Portal Harinas 177 Andean Baroque Route Information TRUJILLO A surprising geography A diverse climate Center Main Square: Independencia 467, Airport: Arrivals lounge and suite 106 Una publicación de la Comisión de Promoción del Perú para la Exportación y Peru spams three natural regions, the Pacific Coast, the Andes Throughout the country changes in altitude create a el Turismo - PROMPERÚ. main lounge Moon Temple Archeological Mountain Range and the Amazon Rainforest diversity of local climates. Calle Uno Oeste n° 50, piso 14, urb. Córpac, San Isidro, Lima-Perú Machu Picchu town: Pachacútec Ave. Compound Teléfono: (51-1) 616-7300 www.promperu.gob.pe Amazon The country’s largest nature reserves Block 1 59% of the nation are in this tropical weather region. Amazon TUMBES © PROMPERÚ. Todos los derechos reservados. Over weekly flights Climate is humid and tropical, with very heavy rain. IQUITOS Downtown: III Milenio Ocean Road, 1000 12% of its population Distribución gratuita. Prohibida su venta. Taquile Island, Lake Titicaca © Heinz Plenge Pardo / PromPerú Pardo © Heinz Plenge Titicaca Lake Island, Taquile Downtown: Napo 161 Third floor Lima, junio de 2017 Andes Andes Airport: Arrivals lounge Aguas Verdes Defined by the Andes Mountain Range CEBAF Perú 30% of the nation and high mountains like the Huascaran The climate is mild and dry, with strong temperature Average flight times: fluctuations in the same day. 36% of its population that rises 6768 meters above sea level. hours hours hours hours hours For more information reach IPeru at any of its 36 offices 4 5 12 20 30 Coast Coast across Peru. 10 unforgeable from from from Europe from Australia from Asia The Coastal band stretches along some (Ámsterdam, Paris, (Sydney), via Santiago (Hong Kong), via US. The sun shines year round in the Northern Coast while in the South America North America of the nation London and Madrid) de Chile 25 h from Seoul, via US. 11% 3000 kilometers (1864 mi) of deserts, Central and South Coast the climate is mild, rainless but humid, www.peru.travel/iperu destinations or Buenos Aires 20 h from Tokyo, via US. 52% of its population beaches and fertile oases. with usually overcast skies. Useful information Visas and customs Modernity Moche Route No visa required for citizens of most countries in the Americas and Lambayeque and La Libertad Kuélap and Gocta Pacaya Samiria Western Europe. Citizens of Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Amazonas Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and Venezuela can travel with their and tradition 02 / PromPerú Bryce © Alex 01 and the Amazon national ID. Maximum authorized stay is 183 days. Longer and 04 05 non-tourist stays (residence, study, work, etc.) visas must be Lima Loreto requested in advance at a Peruvian Consulate in the country of origin. Follow the trail of the Moche civilization that thrived from 100 to Bird watchers and lovers of flora, 300 BC) straddling the departments of especially of beautiful endemic and You will find past and present living Whether by boat or in a cruise ship a La Libertad and Lambayeque. Tour its orchids, will find this route and alongside in Lima’s streets. The historic tour of the Amazon River tour will palaces, pyramids and impressive indispensable visit. Amazonas Luggage beauty of its palaces and colonial prove an unforgeable experience. Certain goods are duty exempt. The list of goods that can be buildings to uncover the mysteries of their male and combines high altitude mist forests and architecture is at a sharp contrast with female rulers, and visit museums that display the Iquitos, capital of Loreto, is the gateway brought free of import duties is available at the following tropical sites that energize all visitors. Chachapoyas, the city’s modern and cosmopolitan pre-Hispanic legacy bequeathed to the modern local to this region with thousands of square websites: its capital is surrounded by a rugged landscape of www.sunat.gob.pe/orientacionaduanera/viajeros/index.html side. Located on the South American Pacific Coast, the peoples. But there is more. You can also enjoy flavorful kilometers of lush virgin forest and nature. Cultural waterfalls, lakes and lagoons. The town owes its www.peru.travel capital of Peru is home to almost 9 million people most cuisine prepared with local ingredients. events, colorful paintings, melodious music, and of whom have come from all over the country to create name to the ancient Chachapoya civilization wonderful food are all to be enjoyed in the city. a new culture, reflected among other cultural (from 1200-1470 AD) who built Kuelap’s imposing Meanwhile, staying at a lodge has become the best way manifestations in its world-recognized cuisine. Lima Moon Temple, La Libertad walls and stone friezes. to discover the mysteries of the Amazon. waits for you. Intercity buses All destinations across Peru can be reached by bus, except for certain cities in the Amazon. Fares reflect various levels of service and comfort available from bus companies. Costa Verde, Miraflores Los Órganos, Piura Northern Beaches Piura and Tumbes © Daniel Silva / PromPerú © Daniel Silva © Janine Costa / PromPerú © Janine Costa Accommodation © Carlos Ibarra / PromPerú Ibarra © Carlos 03 Options over a wide range from one to five star hotels, boutique © Renzo Tasso / PromPerú Tasso © Renzo hotels, inns and hostels. On the north coast of Peru its summer year round. The white sand beaches, warm waters and great waves are ideal for a relaxing day of water sports. Marine life lovers will delight in boating by the dolphins, sea lions, turtles and birds. Between August and Health If you travel to the mountains to avoid altitude sickness rest on October every year majestic humpback whales swim by on the day of arrival, eat light meals; drink plenty of fluids and keep their migration of thousands of miles from the icy waters lemon drops on hand. In the Amazon, some repellent will protect of Antarctica to the north of the continent. you from mosquito bites and other insects. Detailed recommendations for each area of the country (coast, mountains or Amazon) available at www.peru.travel Kuélap Fortress Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Currency and payments Convent of La Compañía de Jesús The Sol (S/) is the national currency. The US dollar ($) is accepted in some shops, restaurants and gas The White City stations at the going exchange rate. Euros, dollars and other Biodiversity The Imperial City The people from Arequipa foreign currencies can be changed at official money exchange houses, hotels and banks. It is not recommended to change money Reserve and Machu Picchu Lake Titicaca 09 with street money changers. Automatic Teller Machines (ATM) 06 07 08 / PromPerú Tasso © Renzo widely available in major cities. Madre de Dios Cusco Puno American Express, Visa, Diners and MasterCard are widely Prepare to be spellbound by the charm accepted but not checks. Ask before. of Arequipa. Its beautiful Historic Center, a World Heritage site, rises under the Madre de Dios is a gateway to In Cusco you feel you are entering a Watching the sun rise from the shores watchful eye of the Misti volcano. The paradise. An almost virgin forest of time machine. In its streets and of Lake Titicaca is an experience you city’s architectural gems have been built in breathtaking landscapes, forests, lakes, neighborhoods you will see how Inca will not want to miss. The blue skies ashlar White volcanic stone, including harmonious arches, Taxi service waterfalls, bogs and clay licks visited (1471-1532 AD) ruins merged with compete in brightness with the blue facades and domes, comparable only to the impressive Taxi services available round the clock, to and from the airport and elsewhere, including new cars, call centers and web page by hundreds colorful macaws whose colonial (from 1532-1821 AD) and endless waters.
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