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When I first landed in Cusco, I was decked out in two layers of shirts and pants, a jacket, a scarf, knee-high boots and wool socks—because a city high up in the Peruvian Andes must be cold all the time, right? I soon found out how wrong I was. When I walked outside of the Cusco airport, I started sweating under the intense heat of an unexpectedly sunny day. But two hours later, the skies turned dark and I heard pounding on the roof of my guesthouse. I ran outside into the biting chill of the wind and realized it was hailing. Nickel-sized balls of ice pelted my surroundings. From then on, I learned to expect the unexpected from the weather in Cusco, Peru. Also note that Peru is located in the Southern Hemisphere, so wintertime in the United States is summertime in Peru, and vice versa. It depends. May to October will have the most sunshine and hardly any rain, plus June is the most festival-packed month. However, June to August sees tourists crowding the city more than any other time of the year. But then you have the heavy rains to deal with. My advice? Usually dozens of vendors will show up out of nowhere and set up shop on the side of the road selling umbrellas paraguas. Despite Cusco being in the 30s and 40s Fahrenheit at night throughout the year, heaters are very uncommon. Alpaca blankets. They can be found on every bed of every home and hostel. These blankets are thick, patterned, and highly effective. My first week in Cusco I told my host it was too cold, and even though I already had three alpaca blankets on my bed, he gave me three more. That night I slept with the weight of six alpaca blankets smothering me—but it was definitely warm. Backpacker hostels and guesthouses are highly unlikely to have heat. Upscale hotels will likely have heat. Just be careful, as using these natural heaters creates a fire hazard. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Want to become a digital nomad and learn how to blog as a career? Subscribe to get our latest content by email. We won't send you spam. Unsubscribe at any time.

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