March falls within the shoulder season between Peru’s wet and dry seasons, creating a varied climatic landscape across the country. Coastal regions generally experience warm temperatures and minimal rainfall, while the Andes mountains see a mix of sunshine and afternoon showers. The Amazon rainforest remains hot and humid with frequent rainfall.
Understanding these regional variations is crucial for travelers planning trips during this month. The diverse conditions allow for a range of activities, from exploring Inca ruins under clear skies to experiencing the lush greenery of the Amazon. Historically, March signifies the transition from the wetter summer months to the drier winter months, influencing agricultural practices and cultural events.
