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 Peru is becoming one of the most popular resorts of aliens on Earth. People come to visit Machu Picchu, the ancient fortress of the Incas, located in the Andes Mountains, or visit the Amazon tropical rain forest. If you are planning a trip to Peru, there are some things to keep in mind that can make your trip easier. Peru Travel Tip # 1 - Getting a tourist VisaIf come from the United States, it is necessary to obtain a visa before coming to Peru. On the plane, is given a form called the Andean Migration Card (or TAM) to fill with your travel information and length of stay. When you pass through immigration on arrival, the officer will stamp your card and your passport with the number of days allowed to remain in the country. Generally, you will be 30 or 60 days, although if you plan to stay longer can apply for a maximum of 183 days. Peru Travel Tip # 2 - More on TAMYour TAM is an important document. Acts as your visa during your stay in the country. If staying in a hotel, will be presented at reception when you sign up you can avoid paying tax resident. It is also necessary to turn to immigration to leave the country. If you lose, you may be delayed. Peru Travel Tip # 3 - It's hot in DecemberDon't forget that the seasons are reversed in South America. December is summer in Peru, and you should pack accordingly. The sun, especially in the mountains and the north coast can be fierce. Be sure to bring sunscreen and a lip balm with UV protection. Sunglasses and a hat with a visor is a good idea, too. In the mountains, temperatures can vary greatly from day to night, it is best to dress in layers and bring a jacket with you. Of course, the opposite is true. If you're traveling to Peru in the months from June to October, expect cold weather. Even on the coast, the temperature rarely gets above the mid 60's during the winter.Peru Travel Tip # 4 - View AltitudeAltitude disease called altitude sickness can hit anyone hard, even if you are in best of health. If you fly into Cuzco, you may have a headache and dizziness. Coca tea is recommended by locals to help with symptoms. You can also take prescription medications in advance to avoid any problems. Peru Travel Tip # 5 - Do not get upset if you are making a visit to the jungle, you will want to ensure that there is any type of vaccine needed. You can consult the Center for Disease Control to see what their current recommendations. Dengue is also a possibility, so make sure you bring and use plenty of insect repellent. Sleeved shirts and long pants will also help prevent insect bites. Peru Travel Tip # 6 - Do not Drink the WaterIt should be obvious, but it is best not to drink tap water when traveling in South America. Even in Lima, the water is considered contaminated by U.S. standards or Europe. Stick with bottled water, and make sure the bottle has not been opened previously.