Documentation: Citizens of most countries can enter Peru as tourists without a visa for a specified period. However, it is important to check specific visa and passport requirements for your country of origin before traveling.
Currency: The official currency of Peru is the Peruvian Nuevo Sol (PEN). It is advisable to carry a combination of cash in soles and US dollars. Credit cards are widely accepted in tourist establishments, but you may find places that only accept cash, especially in rural areas.
Language: The official language of Peru is Spanish. However, English speakers are common in tourist areas, especially in hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies.
Health and safety: It is recommended to consult a doctor before traveling to Peru for information on recommended vaccinations and preventive health measures. In terms of safety, it is important to take normal precautions as in any other tourist destination, such as taking care of your belongings and avoiding dangerous areas, especially at night.
Electricity: In Peru, the voltage is 220 volts and the plugs are type A, B, and C. If your electrical devices use a different voltage or have a different plug, you may need a plug adapter and/or a voltage converter.
Tipping: In Peru, it is common to tip in restaurants and for services such as tours and transportation. The tip amount is usually 10-15% of the total bill or a rounded amount depending on the service received.

The cultural wonders of Peru: Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca