Cusco Cuzco Department, Peru Travel Guide
Layering for Cusco's variable climate:
Practical considerations for bottoms and night temperatures:
Waterproof, broken-in Hiking boots with good ankle support are ideal for routes such as the Inca Trail or Salkantay.
Comfortable Walking shoes, Sneakers, or sturdy Sandals are good choices. Cusco has many cobblestone streets, which could be uneven and steep.
Comfortable closed-toe shoes are suitable for cooler nights.
Keeping your papers in order and safe makes your... simpler travel. Bring both original and copies of important papers.
Plan for Peru's electrical system and phone compatibility.
Capture Cusco's beauty and keep your devices charged.
Maps.me or Google Maps: Download offline maps for Cusco and Sacred Valley beforehand. This aids with navigation even without internet.
Google Translate: Download the offline Spanish pack to translate things quickly. WhatsApp: Widely used for conversing in Peru, including with travel agencies and hotels.
Didi/Uber: For transportation-sharing, Didi is often more common and dependable in Cusco.
A well-stocked personal health kit prepares you for common travel ailments and minor injuries.
Over-the-counter and personal hygiene items.
Gear for planned activities:
Assess whether to bring or rent supplies for your tours.
Additional items for comfort and security.
Items difficult or expensive to purchase locally:
Cut plastic waste.
For market visits.
Cut down on disposable-use plastic.
Eco-friendly option.
Roll your clothes tightly to save space and minimize wrinkles.
Utilize packing cubes to organize your belongings.
