What kind of country is Peru? What are the living habits and customs of people here?

Peru, located in the northwest of South America, is the birthplace of ancient Inca culture. Its diverse natural environment, Amazon jungle, Inca relics in the Andean Plateau and the world's highest Lake Titicaca make Peru one of the countries with the most tourist value in the world.

Peruvians are conservative and rigid. According to Peruvian customs, men and women should shake hands when they meet or leave. Good friends meet, men hug and women kiss on the cheek. If you visit public or private institutions, you must make an appointment first. Even if there is an appointment in advance, it may still take 30 minutes to an hour.

In Peru, the use of purple is forbidden at ordinary times, and it is only used in religious ceremonies in June+10, 5438. Peruvians think purple is unlucky. Therefore, it is not appropriate to send something wrapped in purple to Peruvians. Wearing purple clothes to visit others is not welcome at all. People like red, yellow and green, and they also like sunflower and ostrich patterns.