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⚠️ Machu Picchu Ticket Availability Update

Last updated: November 3, 2026.

  1. Circuit 1: Available from mid October 2026.
  2. Circuit 2 (2A & 2B): Officially sold out for the remainder of 2026. Both routes are now available for 2027 pre-reservation.
  3. Circuit 3 – Huayna Picchu: Available starting November 30, 2026.
  4. Circuit 3B: Additional tickets have been released for dates throughout December. Availability is limited, and tickets are selling out quickly, so early booking is highly recommended.
  5. Buying tickets in person in Aguas Calientes? Plan for 1 night / 2 days minimum. Tickets for your preferred date are not guaranteed, so flexibility is key. If you can stay an extra day, your chances of securing a ticket are very high.
  6. Tickets for 2027: Official ticket sales for 2027 are expected to open around mid to late December 2026. The exact release date has not yet been officially confirmed.

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Which Machu Picchu Ticket Should I Choose?

For most first-time visitors, Circuit 2A or 2B is the best choice, combining the classic Machu Picchu views with the archaeological site. Use the guide below to find the best ticket for your visit.

  • If you want the classic Machu Picchu experience Circuit 2A First-time visitors who want the most complete classic route
  • If you want a similar classic experience Circuit 2B A strong alternative to Circuit 2A
  • If you want the iconic panoramic Machu Picchu photo Circuit 1B Travelers focused on the famous upper-terrace views
  • If you want to climb Huayna Picchu Circuit 3A Travelers who want the Huayna Picchu hike
  • If you want a longer mountain hike with panoramic views Circuit 1A Hikers who want to climb Machu Picchu Mountain
  • If you want Circuit 2 when online tickets are sold out Last-Minute Circuit 2 Travelers who still want the classic route when regular online availability is gone

Machu Picchu Entrance Tickets: Classic Citadel Routes

The most popular tickets for first-time visitors. No hike required.

Huayna Picchu & Mountain Tickets: Routes with a Hike

Add a summit or trail to your visit. Limited daily spots, so book early.

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Machu Picchu Ticket Prices & Rates for 2026

These are the official entrance fees set by Peru’s Ministry of Culture (Ministerial Resolution N.º 000284-2025-MC, in force since November 1, 2025). Prices are in Peruvian soles (S/); USD amounts are approximate.

Route typeForeign AdultForeign StudentForeign Child (3–17)National / CAN AdultNational / CAN Student & Child
Standard routes (1B, 1C, 1D, 2A, 2B, 3B, 3D)S/ 152 (~$45)S/ 77 (~$23)S/ 70 (~$21)S/ 64 (~$19)S/ 32 (~$9)
Hiking & special routes (1A Machu Picchu Mountain, 3A Huayna Picchu, 3C Grand Cavern)S/ 200 (~$59)S/ 125 (~$37)S/ 118 (~$35)S/ 112 (~$33)S/ 80 (~$24)

Circuits 1: Route 1B upper terrace, 1C Intipunku and 1D inca bridge

  • Foreign Adult: S/ 152 (~$45 USD)
  • Foreign Student*: S/ 77 (~$23 USD)
  • Foreign Child**: S/ 70 (~$21 USD)
  • National & CAN*** Adult: S/ 64 (~$19 USD)
  • National & CAN Student/Child: S/ 32 (~$9 USD)

Circuit 1A – Machu Picchu Mountain (hiking route)

  • Foreign Adult: S/ 200 (~$59 USD)
  • Foreign Student*: S/ 125 (~$37 USD)
  • Foreign Child**: S/ 118 (~$35 USD)
  • National & CAN*** Adult: S/ 112 (~$33 USD)
  • National & CAN Student/Child: S/ 80 (~$24 USD)

Circuit 2A – Classic Route & 2B – Lower Terrace

  • Foreign Adult: S/ 152 (~$45 USD)
  • Foreign Student*: S/ 77 (~$23 USD)
  • Foreign Child**: S/ 70 (~$21 USD)
  • National & CAN*** Adult: S/ 64 (~$19 USD)
  • National & CAN Student/Child: S/ 32 (~$9 USD)

Circuit 3A – Huayna Picchu (hiking route)

  • Foreign Adult: S/ 200 (~$59 USD)
  • Foreign Student*: S/ 125 (~$37 USD)
  • Foreign Child**: S/ 118 (~$35 USD)
  • National & CAN*** Adult: S/ 112 (~$33 USD)
  • National & CAN Student/Child: S/ 80 (~$24 USD)

Circuits 3B - Royal & 3D Huchuy Picchu

  • Foreign Adult: S/ 152 (~$45 USD)
  • Foreign Student*: S/ 77 (~$23 USD)
  • Foreign Child**: S/ 70 (~$21 USD)
  • National & CAN*** Adult: S/ 64 (~$19 USD)
  • National & CAN Student/Child: S/ 32 (~$9 USD)

Circuit 3C – Grand Cavern (Temple of the Moon)

  • Foreign Adult: S/ 200 (~$59 USD)
  • Foreign Student*: S/ 125 (~$37 USD)
  • Foreign Child**: S/ 118 (~$35 USD)
  • National & CAN*** Adult: S/ 112 (~$33 USD)
  • National & CAN Student/Child: S/ 80 (~$24 USD)

* Student: original university ID, up to 25 years old, showing university, student details, photo and a valid date no older than one year before your visit.
** Child: 3–17 years old. Children under 3 enter free (a ticket must still be issued).
*** CAN: Andean Community citizens (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador).
National: Peruvian citizens and foreign residents with a Carné de Extranjería.

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How to Get Machu Picchu Tickets in 2026

There are three main ways to get official Machu Picchu tickets:

  • Book through our website — The easiest all-in-one option. Enter your details just once and book your Machu Picchu entrance ticket together with train tickets, bus tickets, and guided tours. No need to visit 3 or 4 different websites or make several separate bookings.

  • Book through the official website — Purchase entrance tickets directly through Tuboleto.cultura.pe, the platform managed by the Peruvian Ministry of Culture. Keep in mind that this option covers the Machu Picchu entrance ticket only, so train tickets, buses, and guides must be arranged separately.

  • Buy tickets in person in Aguas Calientes — Tickets are typically sold for next-day entry and are subject to limited daily availability. There is no guarantee that your preferred circuit or entry time will be available, especially during high season. (Last Minute Machu Picchu Tickets)

For most travelers, booking online in advance is the safest and most convenient option. If you prefer to organize everything in one place, our booking system lets you arrange your entrance ticket and the main services required for your Machu Picchu visit in a single reservation.

Follow the step-by-step guide below to complete your booking successfully.

Booking with Machu Picchu by Traveleez takes just a few clicks. Select your circuit, choose your date and entry time, add passenger details, and pay securely — all major credit and debit cards accepted. 

Choose the type of route or circuit you wish to purchase, then select the date that is available and then the schedule. Then you will be able to add extras to your ticket and finally click on buy ticket and you will be taken to the checkout. Complete your reservation by filling out the passenger and billing information, we accept all major credit and debit cards.

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  • Select the type of ticket and route, then click on Check Availability.
  • Then it will open the ticket page you selected, here you can choose the date and times available. Then add the number of tickets you wish to purchase as well as the different types.

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  • Finally click on Buy now and you will go to the checkout page; here you will be able to fill in your billing and passenger information.

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Below is the updated step-by-step process to book Machu Picchu tickets through TuBoleto, based on the current 2026 reservation system.

Step 1 — Go to the Official TuBoleto Website

Go to the official ticketing website of the Ministry of Culture of Peru: TuBoleto.cultura.pe. TuBoleto.cultura.pe is the Ministry of Culture’s own ticketing platform for Machu Picchu and other archaeological sites in Peru.

Click Schedule Your Visit / Agenda tu visita to start the booking process.

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Official site

This opens the official reservation form where you must select all visit details before seeing ticket prices.

Step 2 — Select the Circuit You Want to Visit

Choose the Machu Picchu circuit that matches the experience you want.

Common options include:

  • Circuit 1 — Panoramic views
  • Circuit 2 — Classic Machu Picchu route
  • Circuit 3 — Royal / lower sector experience

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Choose a Circuit

If you are unsure, Circuit 2 is usually the most popular for first-time visitors.

Step 3 — Select the Route (If Required)

Some circuits require choosing a specific internal route.

Example:

  • Route 2A — Classic designed route
  • Route 2B — Lower terrace route

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Choose a route

Choose based on availability and preference.

Step 4 — Select Your Visit Date

Use the calendar to choose your travel date.

Important:

  • Availability is limited per day
  • High season dates sell out weeks or months in advance

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Choose a Date of your visit

Always select your exact travel date carefully — tickets are usually non-transferable.

Step 5 — Select Your Entry Time

Choose your entrance time based on available slots.

Example time slots:

  • 6:00 AM
  • 8:00 AM
  • 10:00 AM
  • 1:00 PM

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Choose entry time

Tip for travelers:
During the dry season (April–October), early morning entry times usually offer clearer weather, better lighting for photos, and fewer crowds. During the rainy season (November–March), mid-morning to early afternoon (around 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM) is often recommended, as early mornings can be foggy and weather may improve later in the day.

Step 6 — Select Your Nationality / Residency Category

Choose the correct visitor category:

  • Foreign visitor
  • Peruvian citizen
  • Andean Community Countries (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador)
  • Cusco local resident

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Choose where you from

Selecting the wrong category may cause problems at the entrance.

Step 7 — Select Ticket Quantity by Visitor Type

Choose how many tickets you need:

  • Adult / General
  • Student
  • Child (3–17 years)

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Choose quantity

Important rules:

  • Maximum 5 visitors per reservation
  • Children under 3 enter free

Once selected, the system will calculate your total.

Step 8 — Add Tickets to Cart

Click Add to Cart.

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Added to cart

Important:
Adding tickets to cart does NOT mean tickets are secured.

Tickets are only secured after payment is completed.

Step 9 — Login or Create a TuBoleto Account

Before checkout, you must:

  • Login if you already have an account
    OR
  • Create a new account

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Login

Registration includes:

  • Identity validation
  • Email verification code
  • Password creation
  • Accepting terms and conditions

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Register

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Register password

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This step is mandatory on the official platform.

Step 10 — Review Your Cart

In the cart you will see:

  • Machu Picchu ticket details
  • Route and circuit
  • Visit date and time
  • Ticket quantity
  • Total price

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Your Cart

Click Continue to proceed to checkout.

Step 11 — Enter Visitor Information

You must enter personal details for each visitor.

Required information usually includes:

  • Country of origin
  • Passport or ID number
  • Full name
  • Birth date
  • Gender

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Enter visitors details

Important:
Tickets are personal and non-transferable.
Information must match the passport used at entrance.

Step 12 — Accept Terms and Continue to Reservation

Review reservation summary.

You must:
Accept terms and conditions

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - confirm and go to checkout

Then click Continue.

Step 13 — Reservation Confirmation (Time Limit Applies)

The system will generate:

  • Reservation code
  • Payment expiration time

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Reservation code

Important:
If you do not complete payment before expiration, the reservation is automatically cancelled.

Step 14 — Choose Payment Method

You can usually pay using:

  • Credit or debit card
  • Sometimes local payment options (like Yape)

You may see:

  • National card fee
  • International card fee

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Choose type of card

Select the correct option and continue.

Step 15 — Complete Payment (Most Important Step)

Enter payment details:

  • Card number
  • Expiration date
  • CVV
  • Cardholder name
  • Email

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - pay with card

Click Pay to finalize purchase.

Important:

  • Tickets are only confirmed after successful payment.
  • International cards must have online international payments enabled. The payment is processed in Peru and may be blocked by some banks.

Step 16 — Download Your Tickets

After successful payment:

  • Status will show Paid
  • You can download ticket PDF
  • Tickets are usually sent by email

How to Book Machu Picchu Tickets on TuBoleto - Confirmation

Bring:
Original Passport
Ticket (digital or printed)

Important Reminder

Adding tickets to cart does NOT mean you own the tickets.
Tickets are only guaranteed after payment is completed successfully.

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At Machu-Picchu.org, you can book your Machu Picchu tickets in just 3 simple steps, with no registration required. You can also book everything in one place, including Machu Picchu entrance tickets, bus tickets, train tickets, and tour guides — all in a single reservation with fast and secure payment.

In Aguas Calientes, you have the option to purchase Machu Picchu tickets in person, following these guidelines:

  • Daily Limit:
    Only 1,000 tickets are sold per day. This limit helps manage the flow of visitors and preserve the site.

  • Purchase for the Next Day Only:
    Tickets bought in person are valid only for the day following the purchase. It is not possible to buy tickets for the same day, so planning ahead is essential.

  • In-Person Purchase with Personal Documentation:
    Purchases must be made personally and in person. You will be required to present valid identification (such as a government-issued ID) to confirm your identity, as each ticket is personal and non-transferable.

  • Distribution Among Circuits:
    The 1,000 tickets available daily are divided among all visitor circuits at Machu Picchu. This means that availability may vary depending on the circuit you choose, so it’s advisable to check the specific details in advance.

This method of purchasing ensures strict control over visitor numbers and allows for a balanced distribution of tickets among the various circuits, helping to maintain an organized and respectful experience at this significant cultural site. It is recommended to arrive early in Aguas Calientes and verify the current details at the point of sale to avoid any issues on the day of your visit.

All Circuits of Machu Picchu for 2026

1. Circuit 1 – Panoramic

Circuit 1 offers beautiful panoramic views of Machu Picchu from the upper parts of the site. Note that this circuit does not include access to the urban area of the citadel. There are 4 routes within Circuit 1, two available year-round and two only during the high season (June, July, August and September).

1A

Route 1-A: Machu Picchu Mountain Route

Machu Picchu Tickets Map
  • Highlight: Stunning views and the iconic postcard photo of Machu Picchu.
  • Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes round trip.
  • Note: No access to the urban area.
  • Availability: All year round.
  • Entry Times: 06:00 and 08:00.
1B

Route 1-B: Upper Terrace Route

Machu Picchu Tour
  • Highlight: Classic photo opportunity from above the guardhouse.
  • Duration: 2 hours round trip.
  • Note: No access to the urban area.
  • Availability: All year round.
  • Entry Times: 06:00 · 07:00 · 08:00 · 09:00 · 10:00 · 11:00 · 12:00 · 13:00 · 14:00 · 15:00.
1C

Route 1-C: Portada Intipunku Route

Sun Gate Explorer in Machu Picchu
  • Highlight: Hike to the Sun Gate with panoramic views.
  • Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes round trip.
  • Note: Previously accessible only via the Inca Trail.
  • Availability: High season only.
  • Entry Times: 07:00, 08:00, 09:00 and 10:00.
1D

Route 1-D: Inka Bridge Route

Machu Picchu Inca Bridge
  • Highlight: Scenic walk to the Inca Bridge.
  • Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes round trip.
  • Note: No access to the urban area
  • Availability: High season only.
  • Entry Times: 08:00, 09:00, 10:00 and 11:00.

2. Circuit 2 – Classic Machu Picchu

Circuit 2 is the most comprehensive tour, covering both the upper terraces and the urban sector of Machu Picchu. Available year-round, this circuit is divided into two routes.

2A

Route 2-A: Classic Designed Route

Circuit 2A Map - Machu Picchu
  • Highlights: Guardhouse, Main Gate, Intiwatana, Temple of the Sun, Sacred Rock, Temple of the Condor, and more.
  • Duration: Full exploration of the citadel.
  • Recommendation: Purchase tickets in advance due to high demand.
  • Availability: All year round.
  • Entry Times: 06:00 · 07:00 · 08:00 · 09:00 · 10:00 · 11:00 · 12:00 · 13:00 · 14:00 · 15:00.
2B

Route 2-B: Lower Terrace Route

Circuit 2B Map - Machu Picchu
  • Highlights: Qolqas (storerooms), terraces, Inca House, Water Fountains, Water Mirrors, and Pisonae Plaza (Main plaza).
  • Note: Offers photo opportunities similar to the classic photo.
  • Availability: All year round.
  • Entry Times: 06:00 · 07:00 · 08:00 · 09:00 · 10:00 · 11:00 · 12:00 · 13:00 · 14:00 · 15:00.

3. Circuit 3 – Urban area and royalty

Circuit 3 focuses on the lower urban part of Machu Picchu and includes adventurous hikes.

3A

Route 3-A: Waynapicchu (Huayna Picchu) Route

Machu Picchu From Huayna Picchu
  • Highlights: Inca House, Main Plaza, Sacred Rock, and the hike to Huayna Picchu.
  • Hike: Moderate hike and 4 hours round trip.
  • Note: No postcard photos.
  • Recommendation: Purchase tickets in advance due to high demand.
  • Availability: All year round.
  • Entry Times: 07:00 · 10:00.
3B

Route 3-B: Royal Designed route

Machu Picchu Royal Palace
  • Highlights: Water Fountain, Inca House, Temple of the Condor, and Water Mirror.
  • Note: No extra hikes included.
  • Availability: All year round.
  • Entry Times: 06:00 · 07:00 · 08:00 · 09:00 · 10:00 · 11:00 · 12:00 · 13:00 · 14:00 · 15:00.
3C

Route 3-C: Grand Cavern Route

Grand Cavern - Temple of the moon
  • Highlights: Inca House, Main Plaza, Sacred Rock, and the hike to the Grand Cave or Temple of the moon.
  • Hike: 4 hours round trip.
  • Availability: Available only during high season.
  • Entry Times: 08:00 · 09:00.
3D

Route 3-D: Huchuy picchu

Huchuy Picchu em Machu Picchu
  • Highlights: Inca House, Main Plaza, Sacred Rock, and the hike to Huchuy Picchu.
  • Availability: Available only during high season.
  • Entry Times: 09:00 · 11:00.

Frequently asked questions about Machu Picchu Tickets

Machu Picchu by Traveleez is an authorized ticket reseller offering real-time availability, all official circuits, and a simple booking process — no account needed. Book in minutes with instant confirmation.

These are the tickets that sell out first, in order:

  • Circuit 2A (Classic Route) – the most popular ticket for first-time visitors, because it covers the main highlights and the classic postcard view.
  • Circuit 2B (Lower Terrace) – the usual alternative once 2A is gone, so it sells out right after.
  • Huayna Picchu (Circuit 3A) – usually the first to go. It has only a few hundred spots per day and two entry times (07:00 and 10:00).
  • Machu Picchu Mountain (Circuit 1A) – fills up quickly in high season.

From June to September and around holidays (Easter, late July, Christmas and New Year), these tickets can sell out 2–4 months in advance. Check the live Machu Picchu ticket availability before planning your dates.

If your date is sold out online, other circuits such as 1B sometimes still have space, and a few unused tickets can be released about 48 hours before the visit. Our Last-Minute Tickets service can also get you in through the in-person quota in Aguas Calientes.

Go to our Prices section for more details, there are 2 types in general, and these depends where are you from.
Foreign from $45 USD to $60 USD.
Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru from $20 USD to $34 USD. This is not the final price if you buy online, usually you have to add taxes and comissions.

No, be sure to enter your data correctly, and do not forget to bring your passport to enter the citadel.

In Cusco:

  • Where: Ministry of Culture Office, Calle Maruri 324, Cusco
  • When: Monday to Saturday, 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM
  • How to Pay: Cash (Peruvian soles) or credit card

In Aguas Calientes:

  • Where: Ministry of Culture Office, Avenida Pachacutec, Aguas Calientes
  • When: Daily, 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM
  • How to Pay: Cash (Peruvian soles) or credit card

It is not common that the tickets to Machu Picchu sold out, first of all, make sure there are no tickets for the day you want, remember that from 2019 the entrance type changed, now the tickets are sell for a specific time or hour. The entrance begins from 6 AM to 2 PM in the afternoon, so make sure there are spaces for other times for the day you want.

Normally the tickets have a high demand for the months of June, July and August, for those dates try to buy well in advance.

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The Ministry of Culture has enabled since 2021, seven different types of tickets that give you access to different parts of Machu Picchu.

Currently only 4 are available, the ones described above.

You can just Online or Box Office in Aguas calientes. But you can pay online or in box office, you have 3 hours to complete the payment:
Official Offices in Cusco:
1. Street Garcilaso s/n Cusco – The Garcilaso House is only 2 blocks from the Main Square, in the Historic Center of Cusco.
2. Street Maruri 324 – The Desconcertada Direction of Culture Cusco is also a few meters from the Main Square of the city.

The availability of Machu Picchu tickets for the following year (2027) is officially on sale in mid-December 2026 and early January 2027. But this may vary, so you have to be aware and visit this page again to keep updated and informed of any changes.

No, standard tickets for Machu Picchu do not allow re-entry. Once you exit the archaeological site, you will need a new ticket to re-enter. Plan your visit carefully, as it’s ideal to complete your exploration in one go. If you think you might need to step out temporarily, coordinate with your travel organizer or guide to ensure you have a smooth visit.

All Machu Picchu tickets are issued for a specific entry date and time slot. Once purchased, changes are generally not permitted because the tickets are time-sensitive and non-transferable. In exceptional circumstances, you might be able to request a change by contacting customer support directly on the official platform, but it’s best to finalize your dates in advance.

Tickets for Machu Picchu are highly sought after, especially during the peak tourist season (May to September). It’s best to book your tickets as far in advance as possible—typically 3 to 6 months ahead—to ensure availability. High-demand dates can sell out quickly, so early planning is key.

In addition to your ticket, you should bring a government-issued photo ID, which may be required for verification. It’s also a good idea to have a printed or digital copy of your ticket, comfortable footwear, sun protection (hat and sunscreen), water, and any personal items needed for the varying weather conditions at the site.

Some booking platforms allow you to upgrade your visit or add extra experiences (like guided tours or mountain hikes) after the initial purchase. However, such changes depend on current availability and may need to be arranged in advance rather than on the day of your visit. Always check with the official ticketing service or your travel operator about possible upgrades.

Yes. Since Machu Picchu operates on a strict time-slot system to maintain visitor flow, arriving significantly later than your designated entry time may result in delayed access or, in some cases, denied entry. It’s best to plan your transportation and factor in any delays to ensure you arrive on time.

Official tickets come with a unique QR code or ticket number, which is validated upon entry. Purchase tickets only from official sources—such as the government website or authorized travel agencies (like Machu-Picchu.org) to avoid counterfeit tickets. If you have any doubts about the validity of your ticket, it’s important to contact the issuing service immediately.

Yes. As of 2026, your Inca Trail permit and your Machu Picchu entrance ticket are two separate requirements. The permit covers access to the trail and Circuit 1 entry on your arrival day. If you plan to return to the citadel the following day, you’ll need an additional ticket for any of the available circuits. If you’re planning to hike, see our full guide to Inca Trail permits for costs, availability, and how to book.

No. The official ticketing website is TuBoleto.cultura.pe, run by Peru’s Ministry of Culture. It sells entrance tickets only.

Machu-picchu.org is run by Traveleez Peru, a licensed Cusco tour operator (Gercetur) operating since 2018. We book official Machu Picchu entrance tickets issued by the Ministry of Culture, and you can add the bus, train and a guide in the same reservation, with no account registration and with support from a local team. Our price includes a service fee on top of the government price.

You can reserve your 2027 Machu Picchu tickets with us now on our 2027 tickets page. Choose your circuit, date and number of travelers, and we’ll secure your tickets as soon as the Ministry of Culture opens sales for your dates. If you’re traveling between June and September 2027 or want Huayna Picchu, book as early as possible. Those dates are usually the first to sell out.

To book, you need each traveler’s full name, passport number, nationality and date of birth, exactly as they appear in the passport.

On the day of your visit, bring:

  • Your original passport, the same one used for the booking. A photo or copy is not accepted.
  • Your ticket, digital or printed.
  • Students: a valid university student card, in physical form, with photo, university name and a valid date. The student rate applies up to age 25.
  • Children (3–17): their own passport. Children under 3 enter free.
  • Peruvian and Andean Community (CAN) citizens: national ID (DNI or equivalent). Residents need their Carnet de Extranjería.

If the passport details don’t match the ticket, you can be refused entry. Double-check them before paying.

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