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The main language spoken in Piura, Peru is Spanish. Other languages that can be heard include English and Quechua.

For those visiting Piura, some of the top attractions include the Monumento al Señor de Ayabaca, Plaza de Armas (Main Square), Las Lomas Archaeological Sanctuary, Cerros de Amotape National Park, Huachimelga Waterfalls, and Church of La Merced.

Piura has a tropical climate with warm temperatures throughout most of the year. Temperatures rarely dip below 15°C (59°F). During the wet season (November-April) rainfall increases significantly and humidity also rises.

Like any destination it's important to take certain steps to ensure your safety while travelling to or within Piura. It's best not to walk alone after dark; make sure your belongings are secure at all times; avoid accessing unfamiliar parts of town or beaches; and always trust your gut feeling if something doesn't seem right.

It can certainly be difficult to get around without speaking Spanish due to language barriers as most locals do not speak English fluently. However some tourist attractions have guides that speak both Spanish and English so it may be easier to find someone who can help you out at these places.

Generally speaking prices for food and accommodation will remain low compared with other countries; however they will vary depending on location and type of restaurant/hotel/hostel you choose. It's best to check online before arrival so you know what sort of budget you need for your stay in Piura.

There are plenty of cultural activities and events which occur throughout the year including traditional street festivals such as Fiestas de San Juan Bautista (June 24th) where locals celebrate with fireworks displays, parades, music performances and more! You'll also find markets selling local foods and crafts which are a great way experience culture first hand!.

Yes - there are several reliable transport options from Lima Airport that can take tourists directly into downtown area or onto their hotel/hostel near by including private shuttles/taxis services, public buses, Uber, etc. Be sure check what time public buses run-as they usually stop running after 9pm.

Most hotels / restaurants accept cash payments (in local currency) as well as card payments but it's always good idea double check beforehand just case! Additionally, some places might offer discounts if paying with cash rather than card so keep an eye out for those too.