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Machu Picchu: Standard Admission Ticket

1. Machu Picchu: Standard Admission Ticket

Explore the Inca ruins of Machu Picchu at your own pace with a standard entrance ticket to the magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Site. Reserve your entrance ticket to enter the site. You can independently organize transportation and tour guide for the visit.  Discover landmark attractions at your own pace, such as the Temple of the Sun, the terraced fields of the agricultural sector, and the Intihuatana stone, and take the famous picture from the observatory with the lost citadel behind.  For entering the Lost Citadel of Machu Picchu, it is mandatory that you are accompanied by an accredited guide. You are able to hire the tour guide directly at the entrance of the ruins.

Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu: Entrance Ticket

2. Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu: Entrance Ticket

Discover the landmarks of Machu Picchu Lost Citadel and be one of the 400 people allowed to climb Huayna Picchu per day. Explore the lost Inca citadel at your own pace, discover ancient buildings such as the temple of the sun, the water mirrors, and the terraced fields of the agricultural sector, and climb the famous Huayna Picchu mountain. Take in the stunning views at Huayna Picchu, and be amazed as you see this infamous, historical city in real life.

Machu Picchu: Ruins & Machu Picchu Mountain Official Tickets

3. Machu Picchu: Ruins & Machu Picchu Mountain Official Tickets

Explore the magical Lost City of the Incas high up in the Andes. This official ticket will allow you to walk among the ruins of Machu Picchu and hike through Machu Picchu Mountain at your own pace.  Be one of the 800 people allowed to enter the Machu Picchu Mountain per day, divided into 2 groups. The first group can enter the mountain between 7 AM and 8 AM and the second group can enter between 8 AM and 9 AM. The ascent time depends on the physical condition of the individual and can range from 2-3 hours. From the top of Machu Picchu Mountain, you will be able to enjoy impressive views of the surrounding peaks, valleys, and winding Urubamba River.

Machu Picchu: Lost Citadel and the Mountain Entry Ticket

4. Machu Picchu: Lost Citadel and the Mountain Entry Ticket

Discover the Inca ruins and hike up Machu Picchu Mountain at your own pace with this official entrance ticket to the magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Sacred Valley. This offer includes the entrance ticket to the Machu Picchu lost citadel and access to the Machu Picchu mountain hike. Only 800 people are allowed to enter the Machu Picchu Mountain per day, divided into 2 groups. The first group can access the Mountain from 07:00 to 08:00 am and the second group from 09:00 to 10:00 am. The ascent to the Machu Picchu Mountain depends on the physical condition of the individual and can range from 2-3 hours. From the top of Machu Picchu Mountain, you will be able to enjoy impressive views of the surrounding peaks, valleys, and winding Urubamba River.

Ollantayambo: Vistadome Round-trip Train to Aguas Calientes

5. Ollantayambo: Vistadome Round-trip Train to Aguas Calientes

Travel to one of the world's most famous archaeological sites on the Vistadome train from Cusco or Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes, near Machu Pichu. With panoramic windows in each carriage, take in the views of the surrounding mountains and beautiful countryside. Return trips on the Vistadome also offer an onboard fashion show, featuring the exclusive baby alpaca wool collection with the latest trends in alpaca apparel, all available for sale. As an added bonus, enjoy live dances inspired by the ancient culture of the Andes. Enjoy a snack made from local ingredients, so you can get the full Andean experience through local cuisine. The trip also includes non-alcoholic beverages for your onboard refreshment. Free WiFi is also available for the exclusive use of passengers at Poroy, Ollantaytambo, and Machu Picchu Station.

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What people are saying about Machu Picchu

Overall rating

4.4 / 5

based on 417 reviews

We booked a guided tour to Machu Picchu with Peru & U and the experience with our guide made it the highlight of our 9 week Latin America trip and one of the best days of our lives! From start to finish the communications we’re good, but the professional logistics they put together to: arrange a 1-2-1 with our guide at our hotel, escort us to and from MP Citadel, provide us with the best guide possible and arrange a fantastic quality tasting-menu lunch at the end… was phenomenal. We have to give the highest praise to our guide Joel Andre, who brought both the Incan Citadel and the MP Mountain climb to life. His knowledge of the site, the ancient traditions and their balanced spiritual thinking was enlightening. His careful consideration of our progress towards the summit was so appreciated as he just sensed when to stop to point out healing plants or beautiful wildlife. We were the oldest people doing this trip and succeeded thanks to Joel! Thanks GYG! Thanks Joel!

Huayna Picchu is a steep climb of an hour and is hard work but the views are spectacular and worth the effort. I bought the Circuit 4 ticket and was very disappointed with the lack of access to the main areas at Machu Pichu. Circuit 4 covered a very small part on the lower edge of the citadel. Another circuit might allow more access but I was disappointed with the access given I paid $70 for the ticket and hundreds of dollars more to get there. Machu PIchu is an amazing site and location but I left thinking the whole place was set up up to make money from tourists rather than give them a good experience for the sizeable investment they'd made to get there.

I travelled to Machu Pichu from Cusco. I booked through Peru&U for the entry tickets to the site and to acquire a private guide two months in advance. All the arrangements were well organized by the company and they kept in touch throughout the two months before my trip occurred to keep me informed of what to expect. The guide was fantastic and very knowledgeable about Machu Pichu. He took care from the moment we arrived in Machu Pichu Puebla to show us what we needed to do so we didn’t miss our travel up to the site, and he was very understanding about the effect the elevation would have on our breathing capacity and didn’t rush us through the site.

Legit service. I was a bit scare but everything turned out good. We didn’t receive tickets in 48 hours but the company reached out to us to explain the situation so we were aware of a little delay. They also responded very quickly to every concern that we had. Def would recommend if you buy last minute tickets

William was a great guide. We learned a lot. What an amazing place!