Cuzco And The Sacred Valley, Peru
Pack layers for varying temperatures. Mornings are cool, days warm, and evenings chilly. Moisture-wicking fabrics are ideal.
Comfortable bottoms are important for activity. Prepare for chilly mornings and evenings with accessories.
Broken-in, Waterproof hiking boots with good ankle support are ideal for Machu Picchu's uneven trails.
Bring Comfortable walking shoes or Sneakers for exploring Aguas Calientes town.
Useful for relaxation, use in your accommodation, or for the hot springs.
Keep all necessary documents organized and accessible. Carry physical copies and digital backups.
Peru uses 220V, 60Hz. Plug types A, B, and C are common. A universal travel adapter with surge protection is recommended.
Capture your memories with suitable camera equipment. Keep devices charged, especially during long exploration days.
Download offline maps (Google Maps, Maps.me), Google Translate (offline Spanish pack), XE Currency, PeruRail/Inca Rail apps.
Use Padlocks for hostel lockers. A Money belt secures passport and cash. An RFID-blocking wallet for credit cards.
A well-stocked Personal first aid kit is recommended for minor ailments and emergencies.
Protect yourself from insects and sun. Ensure access to safe drinking water and personal hygiene items.
A daypack for essentials during your Machu Picchu visit. Hiking poles are useful for uneven terrain and descents.
Pack swimwear and a quick-drying towel for a relaxing soak in the thermal baths after your exploration.
Decide whether to rent or bring certain items based on quality and availability at your destination.
Ensure comfort during long journeys and everyday exploration.
Reduce environmental impact and save money with reusable items.
Reduces plastic bottle waste.
Powers devices sustainably.
Minimizes liquid waste.
Protects environment and skin.
Pack light: Trains to Aguas Calientes have luggage restrictions. Consider leaving larger bags in Cusco or Ollantaytambo.
Roll clothes to save space and minimize wrinkles.
