Machu Picchu: Official Admission

Embark on a unique experience to Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With a standard ticket, you can tour its ruins and enjoy stunning views of the stone structures, surrounded by mountains and a unique natural landscape. Experience the history of the Inca civilization at your own pace and be captivated by the majesty of this enigmatic place, which remains a wonder for travelers.

There are several routes to explore Machu Picchu, each with unique characteristics in terms of difficulty, duration, and points of interest. ACCESS TO THE ROUTES WILL BE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
The main routes are as follows:

Route 2A – Complete Classic Route: This lets you explore a large part of the complex, including the most iconic viewpoint from where you get a spectacular panoramic view of Machu Picchu. It's the most popular route. Physical effort: moderate to high.

Route 2B – Lower Terrace: An alternative to the previous one, it includes the iconic viewpoint and the agricultural terraces. It offers an equally complete visual experience, but from a different perspective. Physical effort: moderate to high.

Route 1A – Machu Picchu Mountain: This route takes you to the top of Machu Picchu Mountain on a 3.8 km hike (round trip), lasting two hours. From the top, you'll get to enjoy breathtaking views of the surroundings. Physical effort: high.

Route 1B – Upper Terrace: Explore the upper part of the complex and visit the Guardian's House. This route is shorter (about an hour), but you can stay in the area for up to four hours. Physical effort: moderate.

Route 1C – Inti Punku (Sun Gate): Follow the ancient Inca Trail to Inti Punku, a distance of 3.4 km. It offers unique views of Machu Picchu. Physical effort: moderate.

Route 1D – Inca Bridge: A quiet hike along a less traveled trail, perfect for those looking for a relaxed experience. Check out the Guardian's House and the Inca Bridge. Physical effort: moderate.

Route 3A – Waynapicchu Mountain: This challenging route climbs to the top of Waynapicchu, with a 2.4 km route. It includes temples and ceremonial structures, but not the classic photography spot. Physical effort: high.

Route 3B – Royalty Route: Perfect for those looking for a shorter experience. At 1.3 km, you'll explore temples and ceremonial areas. It's partially wheelchair accessible, but it doesn't include panoramic views or the classic Machu Picchu photo. Physical effort: moderate.

Route 3C – Great Cavern: A 3 km route, passing through several temples to the Great Cavern. This route doesn't offer panoramic views or the classic photograph of Machu Picchu. Physical effort: high.

Route 3D – Huchuypicchu Mountain: A 1.7 km hike that leads to the top of Huchuypicchu, with alternative views of Machu Picchu. Physical effort: moderate.