Perched 3,400 meters high in the Peruvian Andes, Cusco's seasons are defined by rainfall rather than temperature. The prime trekking and sightseeing window coincides with the dry Southern Hemisphere winter from May through September, when crisp, sun-filled days and clear mountain visibility provide optimal conditions for exploring Machu Picchu, hiking the Inca Trail, and touring the Sacred Valley. Nighttime temperatures can drop below freezing during this peak season, so packing thermal layers is essential. The rainy summer season from November to March brings greener landscapes and fewer crowds, though trails can be muddy and the classic Inca Trail closes for annual maintenance in February.
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