Our Andes & Machu Picchu tour allows you to explore Peru cities, soak up the culture, and visit beautiful landmarks like the Sacred Valley, starting at $2150 for 7 nights.

The dry season, May to September, tends to be best for exploring the mountains like Machu Picchu and the Andes, etc. If you don’t mind some rain and want fewer crowds (sometimes lower prices), the shoulder periods (November- April) can be great.

Yes, major Peruvian cities are safe. Kaido Travel only plans trips to destinations where you feel safe, comfortable, and ready to enjoy the adventure.

You can combine Peru with nearby South American countries such as Ecuador or Colombia. Chat with us, and we’ll curate your itinerary to explore as many destinations as you’d like.

Yes, you may experience altitude sickness while hiking, but it’s most mild and manageable. We also ensure tour guides prioritize your safety and health.

It depends on your nationality. For many nationalities, no visa is required for short tourist stays. Not to worry, Kaido Travel checks your requirements and lets you know so you can adequately prepare for your trip.

Flights tend to be more affordable outside the peak travel seasons, typically during the rainy months or off-peak periods (often around November–March), though this can vary depending on your origin.

Yes, your booking covers your flight tickets

In big cities and tourist areas, shorts and casual clothing are generally fine. However, when visiting religious sites or remote communities, dress modestly to respect the culture.

Yes, Peru is friendly, welcoming, and rich in culture, history, food, and landscapes.

Yes, many women travel (even solo travelers) to Peru without problems. But like any destination, practice taking precautions like avoiding walking alone at night, using licensed transport, keeping your valuables discreet, and staying in well‑lit/populated areas, especially in busy cities.