In Peru, the dry season lasts from May to November and is typically the time that is recommended most. On the other hand, this is also the coolest time of year. Evening temperatures can fall below freezing at the peak of the dry season. June, July and August are the most common months to visit so you will be inclined to come upon much larger crowds during these months.
December to April is the wettest season; you can anticipate showers three to four afternoons a week. For tourists that do not mind a little sprinkle and muddy trails, this time of year offers smaller crowds and greener hillsides, with wildflowers and orchids in bloom.
The shoulder seasons, April to June or September to November can frequently offer the best of both worlds. They on average have fewer crowds and warmer temperatures than the peak of the dry season, although you will still encounter relatively little rain.
HOLIDAYS
January - New Year's Day
March - Good Friday -Easter Monday
May - Labour Day
June - St Peter's & St Paul's Day
July - Independence Day
July - Independence Day Celebrations
August - St Rosa of Lima
October - Battle of Angamos
November - All Saints Day
December - Immaculate Conception
December - Christmas Day
Weekend - Saturday, Sunday
