The short answer is no, not in printed form.
Due to privacy laws, the rise of mobile phones (most Peruvians now use cell phones instead of landlines), and environmental concerns, Telefónica stopped printing the massive physical white pages directories around 2015-2016. paginas blancas peru
The last major physical edition of Paginas Blancas Peru was distributed nearly a decade ago. Today, relying on an old printed book would lead to countless disconnected numbers and outdated addresses. The short answer is no, not in printed form
However, that does not mean the concept of a people search directory has disappeared. It has simply moved online. The short answer is no
Historically, the Páginas Blancas were the residential section of the phone book, organized alphabetically by last name. They listed landline telephone numbers and addresses for households across the country. This was managed exclusively by the state-owned telecommunications company at the time.
Today, with the liberalization of the telecom market (led by giants like Movistar, Claro, and Entel) and the shift to mobile phones, a single, official, and complete "White Pages" database no longer exists for the public.
Go to the official Movistar Peru directory website (usually www.movistar.com.pe/directorio) or search for "Directorio Telefónico Movistar."