Machu Picchu Standard Admission (Circuit 1, 2, 3 or 4)

• Classic Circuit 2: This ticket provides access to the classic circuit of Machu Picchu, which includes the main archaeological sites such as the Temple of the Sun, the Temple of the Three Windows, and the Intihuatana Stone.
• Circuit 1.
• Circuit 2. (Classic Circuit)
• Circuit 3.
• Circuit 4.

• Other sites: The ticket does not include access to other sites within Machu Picchu. Each site requires a separate ticket for entry.
• Transportation: The ticket does not cover transportation to and from Machu Picchu.

• Passport Requirement: Visitors must bring their passport as it is required for identification and entry purposes. Make sure to carry it with you throughout your visit.
• Time Schedule: It is important to respect the time schedule specified on the ticket. Late arrivals may result in denied entry, so plan your journey accordingly.
• Prohibited Items: Food, alcoholic beverages, and professional camera equipment are prohibited inside Machu Picchu. Also umbrellas, flags, walking sticks, drones.
• Restrooms: There are no restrooms inside Machu Picchu, only at the entrance.

• These tickets can’t be cancelled or rescheduled.

• Carrying backpacks, bags, or purses larger than 40x35x20 cm (16x14x8 inches).
• Bringing food or kitchenware into the site.
• Possessing or being under the influence of any illegal substances.
• Bringing alcohol or being under the influence of alcohol.
• Carrying umbrellas, walking sticks, chairs, tripods, selfie sticks, or other photography/film accessories for stabilization.
• Bringing animals, except for guide dogs.
• Feeding domestic or wild animals.
• Carrying aerosol cans.
• Defacing, altering, or leaving graffiti.
• Bringing musical instruments, megaphones, or speakers.
• Making loud or disturbing noises (screaming, whistling, clapping, singing, etc.).
• Wearing heels or hard-sole shoes.
• Bringing baby strollers.
• Carrying knives or weapons of any kind.
• Bringing banners, posters, or objects for advertising purposes, and filming or photographing for advertising purposes.
• Causing turmoil, undressing, lying down, running, or jumping.
• Climbing or leaning on walls and structures, touching, extracting, or moving rocks and stonework.
• Disturbing, collecting, or removing flora or fauna.
• Engaging in activities that disrespect the sacredness of the monument, including fashion shows, dances, obscene acts, and activities that damage the monument, its natural environment, or facilities.
• Smoking, vaping, or starting fires of any kind.
• Littering.
• Straying from established circuits/routes.
• Selling or trading goods inside the monument and surrounding areas until Puente Ruinas.
• Flying over with paragliders, drones, or any other type of aircraft.

Please note that violating these prohibitions can result in immediate expulsion from the site without reimbursement, and legal actions may be taken if necessary. The park guards of the Ministry of Culture and the agents of the National Police have authority within the monument premises.

• Buy tickets in advance.
• Bring your ID document (passport, student card, or ID).
• Carry cash in soles and dollars (small denominations).
• Visit early morning or afternoon for a peaceful experience.
• No visa needed for Americans and Europeans (stay < 90 days).
• Andean Community countries can enter with ID.
• Research and plan ahead.
• Hire a knowledgeable guide.
• Pack comfortable shoes, sunscreen, hat, water bottle.
• Dress in layers for changing weather.
• Book train and entry tickets in advance.
• Arrive on time at the train station.
• Stay hydrated and take breaks.
• Respect the environment and follow paths.
• Take responsible photos.
• Explore other sites nearby (Sun Gate, Inca Bridge).
• Take moments to reflect and appreciate the site.
• Note that bathrooms are located only at the main gate.

These recommendations will help you prepare for your visit to Machu Picchu and ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. Enjoy your trip!