We’ll be visiting parts of Peru that have an altitude of above 2800 meters or 9200 feet. So it’s common for some travelers to experience altitude sickness - which usually results in shortness of breath, nausea and lightheadedness. While it may not be severe in most cases, it’s always best to be prepared. That’s why we recommend that you carry your own medication and read a trusted health advisory for tips on how to combat altitude sickness.