Circuit 1 · 1AMachupicchu Mountain
Long climb to the highest viewpoint over the citadel and valley.
approx. 3:30–5 hChallenging
Long climb with many steps up to about 3,060 m. Bring water and good shoes; not advised if you have vertigo.
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Ten routes across three circuits. Choose yours under "Booking".
Circuit 1 · 1ACircuit 1 · 1BUpper terrace
The classic panoramic photo from above. Does not go down into the city.
approx. 1:30–2 hEasy
Best for the classic photo from above. Does not enter the city temples.
Circuit 1 · 1CPhoto: Christoph Strässler, CC BY-SA 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)Inti Punku Sun Gate
Hike to the Sun Gate, the end of the Inca Trail.
approx. 2–3 hModerate
Steady uphill trail; go early to avoid strong sun.
Circuit 1 · 1DPhoto: Kuruman, CC BY 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)Inca Bridge
Short trail to the Inca bridge on the cliff.
approx. 1–1.5 hEasy
Narrow, almost flat path along the cliff. Short and relaxed.
Circuit 2 · 2AClassic (designed)
The postcard photo plus the full tour of temples and plazas. Best for a first visit.
approx. 2–3 hModerateRecommended
The most complete: postcard photo and main temples. Has stairs; best for a first visit.
Circuit 2 · 2BPhoto: Cédric Liénart, CC BY-SA 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)Lower terrace
City tour from the lower level, with the main temples.
approx. 2–2.5 hModerate
Tours the city from the lower level. The panoramic photo is taken from a lower point than 2A.
Circuit 3 · 3APhoto: Pavel Špindler, CC BY 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons)Huayna Picchu
The mountain in the photos: steep climb and dizzying views.
approx. 3–4 hChallenging
Steep climb with narrow steps and exposed sections. Requires good fitness; very limited spots.
Circuit 3 · 3BRoyalty (designed)
Royal sector and lower-level temples. Relaxed pace.
approx. 1:30–2 hEasy
Relaxed pace through the royal sector. Good for a second visit or older travelers.
Circuit 3 · 3CPhoto: Mx. Granger, CC0 (Wikimedia Commons)Great Cavern
Hike to the Temple of the Moon along Huayna Picchu.
approx. 3:30–4:30 hChallenging
Long hike down and up through the jungle to the Temple of the Moon. Bring water and insect repellent.
3DCircuit 3 · 3D
Huchuy Picchu
Small, short mountain, a good option for everyone.
approx. 2:30–3 hModerate
Short climb (about 30 min) with a good view of the citadel. A gentler option than Huayna Picchu.
Booking
Entry date
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Number of guests
1
Includes
- Hotel pickup in Cusco and transfer to Ollantaytambo (round trip)
- Round-trip tourist train
- Bus up and down to Machu Picchu
- Machu Picchu entrance ticket (your route and time)
- Professional guide
- 1 hotel night in Aguas Calientes with breakfast
Not included: Lunch and dinner, tips
The exact time is confirmed when we buy your ticket.
US$380 × 1US$380
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How can I check Machu Picchu 2027 availability?
On the calendar on this page: choose a month and each day shows green if spots are open, orange if few are left and red if sold out. These are MachuPicchuCusco pre-booking spots; the Ministry of Culture's official 2027 sale has not opened yet.
How much is the Machu Picchu 2027 tour?
Full Day US$320, 2 days / 1 night US$380, and 2 days / 1 night with the Sacred Valley US$420, per person. All include the round-trip tourist train, the bus up and down, the Machu Picchu entry ticket and a guide; the 2-day options include one hotel night in Aguas Calientes with breakfast.
When do 2027 tickets go on sale?
Peru's Ministry of Culture has not announced the official date yet. For reference, 2026 sales opened on November 17, 2025. With a pre-booking we buy your ticket as soon as sales open, before the most popular routes sell out.
What if my date isn't available?
We'll offer the closest date, route or time. If none works for you, we refund 100% of your payment.
Which route should I choose?
For a first visit, Route 2A (classic): it has the postcard photo and covers the main temples. To climb a mountain, choose 3A (Huayna Picchu) or 1A (Machupicchu Mountain).