I'm considering two long-haul tours with justyou next year.

1. Peru/Macchu Picchu towards the end of May.

2. China towards the end of August.

Can anyone advise me if they're reasonable times to travel to these two places, because of the weather conditions or any other considerations; subject to booking availability?

Regards,

Richard.

If you book, see you there.

Anna

I went to China in September and had good weather then. Our Tour Manager told us that this was a very good time to visit weatherwise. The rainy season is between May and August. Beijing had serious flooding in July this year.

Hope this helps.

Peter

I've booked for the 9th April 2013, weather should nice for walking etc in lima but obviously it will be chilly up at Cuzco and Machu Picchu first thing in the morning.

Maybe I'll meet you then

Carol

ps, I went to China in September and was wearing t-shirts etc all the time.

Hi Richard - I have booked Peru for March 2013. I have several Peruvian colleagues and they have said that is a good time to visit. In Lima it will be summer but reckon on chilly at Macchu Piccu because of the altitude.

If you book, see you there.

Anna

Regards,

Richard.

Hello Richard

I went to China in September and had good weather then. Our Tour Manager told us that this was a very good time to visit weatherwise. The rainy season is between May and August. Beijing had serious flooding in July this year.

Hope this helps.

Peter Thanks Peter thats useful information for me to know.

Regards,

Richard.

Hi Richard

I've booked for the 9th April 2013, weather should nice for walking etc in lima but obviously it will be chilly up at Cuzco and Machu Picchu first thing in the morning.

Maybe I'll meet you then

Carol

ps, I went to China in September and was wearing t-shirts etc all the time.

Thanks Carol. I'd originally planned to visit Peru during March/April time, but a holiday opportunity arose where i could visit the Scilly Isles for the first time, travelling with a cousin & his wife,

The China information that you provided is very useful.

Regards,

Richard.