Traveling from the Philippines to Peru: My Personal Experience and Tips

Traveling from tropical islands of the Philippines to the Andean country of Peru is a long journey, but the reward will be worth it! Based on my experience and research, here’s what you need to know before your trip.

Flight: The flight from the Philippines to Peru usually goes through hubs in Hong Kong or Tokyo and may last up to 20 hours.

Tip:

Allow plenty of time and book early for better prices and preferred seating ("The Early Bird Catches the Worm and the Cheapest Price," Unknown Author).

Visa: A valid visa is required for entry into Peru. The type of visa depends on your nationality and length of stay ("Beware of Visa Confusion," Foreign Office).

Packing List:

In carry-on luggage, pack a travel journal, a guidebook, and some light, quick-to-digest snacks to get through long waiting times at the airport (“Half the Battle is Won by Preparation,” Cicero).

Arrival in Peru: Upon arrival in Lima, you can take a taxi or bus to your destination.

Tip:

Check local traffic conditions to ensure a timely and smooth journey (“The Best Journey Is the One Never Begun,” Proverb).

FAQs:

1. How long does the flight from the Philippines to Peru last?
A: A flight from the Philippines to Peru can last up to 20 hours.
2. What type of visa do I need for Peru?


A: Your visa requirements depend on your nationality and length of stay.
3. Where can I find affordable accommodations in Lima?
A: There are numerous hostels and budget hotels in Lima that offer affordable prices (“Good Things Come at a Price,” Unknown Author).