The Circuit 2 Machu Picchu ticket involves exploring the wonders of Machu Picchu. This Machu Picchu ticket has limited availability every day. The ticket offers the classic circuit in Machu Picchu, well-known to every traveler. With this ticket, you can explore the important tourist attractions of Machu Picchu and take the best pictures from the Guardian House.
Secure your entrance fee to Machu Picchu for 2024 as the Ministry of Culture has released new regulations and ticket options, including updated circuits. To ensure your visit during the year, it's advisable to purchase your ticket in advance. The Classic Circuit 2 Machu Picchu is considered the best circuit to visit Machu Picchu in 2025.
Machu Picchu 2 Circuit: Places to Visit with This Ticket
These circuits cover a journey from the Guardian House lookout, offering the best photo opportunities for Machu Picchu's iconic postcard view. The descent continues through the Gate of Machu Picchu, Inca Quarry, Temple of the Sun, Intihuatana, Sacred Rock, Condor Temple, agricultural terraces (andenes), and exits at Machu Picchu. This part of the visit within Circuit 2 provides an immersive experience of Machu Picchu's most significant tourist attractions.
Do you know which ticket to choose? We highly recommend Circuit 2, as it provides the most comprehensive experience when visiting the Machu Picchu citadel. The duration of the guided hike within this circuit is approximately 3 hours.
Machu Picchu tours: If you choose the Machu Picchu Circuit 2, you'll have the best guided tour of Machu Picchu and can explore the entire citadel for 3 hours.
Important Note: When obtaining tickets, it is crucial to ensure accurate completion of all required information. If you have renewed your passport, remember to bring a copy of your old passport for entry. Providing incorrect information may result in the need to purchase new tickets, so please be attentive to the details.
These Machu Picchu tickets are available in the time slots from 6:00 am to 5:00 pm.
| Groups | Timetable of entrance fee to Machu Picchu | Tickets Availability |
| 1RH |
Entrance fee to Machu Picchu from 6:00 am - 7:00 am |
110 |
| Entrance fee to Machu Picchu from 7:00 am - 8:00 am | 110 | |
| Entrance fee to Machu Picchu from 8:00 am - 9:00 am | 110 | |
| 2RH | Entrance fee to Machu Picchu from 9:00 am - 10:00 am | 110 |
| Entrance fee to Machu Picchu from 10:00 am - 11:00 am | 110 | |
| Entrance fee to Machu Picchu from 11:00 am - 12:00 pm | 110 | |
| 3RH | Entrance fee to Machu Picchu from 12:00 am - 1:00 pm | 110 |
| Entrance fee to Machu Picchu from 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm | 110 | |
| Entrance fee to Machu Picchu from 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm | 110 | |
| Entrance fee to Machu Picchu from 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm | 110 |
If you want to have a Machu Picchu private guided tour. Add in your additional service
| Number Traveler | Price per person |
| Solo Traveler | U$ 70 |
| 2 Travelers | U$ 35 per person |
| 3 Travelers | U$ 25 per person |
| 4 Travelers | U$ 20 per person |
| 5 Travelers | U$ 15 per person |
| 6 Travelers | U$ 12 per person |
| 7 - + Travelers | U$ 10 per person |
The tourist bus to Machu Picchu leaves every 5 minutes, but you have to pay attention on what time you should ride to Machu Picchu depending on your Machu Picchu entrance ticket visit timetable. The bus down to Aguas Calientes, you can take it when you are ready to leave. If you want to see the sunrise, it is recommended to get the 5:30am bus and in the peak season, it normally gets very crowded early in the morning for sunrise and best photo opportunities, so make sure to buy your tickets way in advance. If you need the bus tickets, please request us for these to book
Inca Trail Machu chooses the best visit timetables and finds the best prices for the Machupicchu train We constantly update the train schedule and prices. Our booking department staff will find you the best time to board the train and enter the site at the best time to avoid crowds and for the best photo opportunities. You are not lost the time!, we take care of your entire trip to Machu Picchu by train.
TThe train classes provided are Expedition (Peru Rail) and Voyager (Inca Rail). The two of these classes include transfer from your hotel Cusco-Poroy-Cusco, and train ticket Poroy-Machu Picchu-Poroy. Our driver will pick you up from your hotel and drive you to the train station and will pick you up from Ollantaytambo station and drop you off in your hotel
This train goes from Ollantaytambo to Machu Picchu and from Machu Pichu to Ollantaytambo. Once you have booked your train, our booking department will send you an email with a copy of your train ticket attached
This class of train is economic, and only includes the train ticket, but if you want the transfers from your hotel to the station and vice versa, please indicate this on the booking form.
Bimodal service includes a tourist bus from Cusco to Ollantaytambo, train from Ollantaytambo to Machu Picchu, train from Machu Picchu to Ollantaytambo, then the train staff will walk you to a bus that will drop you off in Cusco on Sol avenue (Inca Rail) or Wanchac train station (Peru Rail)
Our driver will pick you up from your hotel and will drop you off at the train station and pick you up back in Ollantaytambo and transferred you to your hotel in Cusco
The Machu Picchu was abandoned during the second half of the sixteenth century; however, it was never lost as it was occasionally visited and inhabited by local farmers. Some colonial documents refer to the Inca LLaqta of Machu Picchu as the "Settlement of the Incas" or the "Old Village of the Incas named Huayna Picchu". In 1874, the names "Machu Picchu" and "Huayna Picchu" appear for the first time in a cartographic document, which was prepared by engineer Herman Göhring. In 1911, Professor Hiram Bingham visited the llaqta and was impressed with its beauty and majesty. The following year he returned with a multidisciplinary team of professionals who conducted excavations and research in the area.
The highlight of your visit to Peru is Machu Picchu. You will travel to Machu Picchu by train and then bus up to the site. After the visit to Machu Picchu, you can do other activities nearby like the walk to Mandor garden and waterfalls. If you want to see more of the Inca culture, you can visit the sacred valley of the Incas, the agricultural terraces of Moray and the salt mines of Maras with thousands of pools local people harvest salt from since Inca’s days
During your visit to Machu Picchu, you can choose between a variety of treks. These range from a full-day excursion to Inca Trail tours through the Urubamba Valley of the Cusco region. The multi-day tours can be combined with climbing of Huayna Picchu, Machu Picchu or Huchuy Picchu mountains, but you can also walk along the Urubamba Riverside following the footsteps of the 4 day Inca Trail visiting archaeological sites such as Llactapata, Sacsaymarca, Phuyupatamarca, Wiñay Wayna and you can combine them with the Rainbow mountain tour. A trek through Andean villages with their inhabitants still practicing old traditions. If the 4 day Inca Trail is sold out, the best alternative hike is the Short Inca Trail, such as Salkantay Trek, Lares Trek, Inca Quarry or Inca Jungle Trek. There are no limits to your thirst for adventures around the Machu Picchu area!
Once booked your ticket to Machu Picchu. You can visit and explore the lost city of the Incas in 3 or 4 hrs.
The Machu Picchu was planned and built around 1450 CE during the reign of Inca Pachacutec. Its construction demanded the participation of specialists in architecture, engineering, astronomy, and massive amounts of labor. More than 50% of the work required for its erection was focused on site preparation, the foundation and the drainage system. Its construction responds to the need of the Inca State to have a religious, political and administrative center within a sacred space that is the link between the Andes and the Amazon.
The LLaqta of Machu Picchu was abandoned during the second half of the sixteenth century; however, it was never lost as it was occasionally visited and inhabited by local farmers. Some colonial documents refer to the Inca LLaqta of Machu Picchu as the "Settlement of the Incas" or the "Old Village of the Incas named Huaynapicchu". In 1874, the names "Machu Picchu" and "Huayna Picchu" appear for the first time in a cartographic document, which was prepared by engineer Herman Göhring. In 1911, Professor Hiram Bingham visited the llaqta and was impressed with its beauty and majesty. The following year he returned with a multidisciplinary team of professionals who conducted excavations and research in the area.
Since the 1930’s, the Peruvian government has been promoting the research, conservation, and enhancement of the Historic Sanctuary and the llaqta of Machu Picchu, which represents a masterpiece of art, architecture, and engineering in perfect harmony with nature and is the most important legacy the Inka civilization left to mankind.
On the 7th July 2007. Machu Picchu was considered the 7th wonder of the world.
This Machu Picchu ticket allows you to make the tourist visit through one of the three established circuits that begin in the check point and converge in the Temples Square.
Circuit No. 1: Its the most complete and ascends to the House of the Guardian from where you get the classic view of the llaqta.
Circuit No. 2: You wil enter through the middle part of the llaqta,
Circuit No. 3: This is the shortest - you enter the llaqta through the lower part of the monument.
If you booked the Huayna Picchu Tickets or Machu Picchu mountain Tickets. After visit the citadel, you can climb up to the mountain
Huayna Picchu Mountain: It is 1 hr 45 walk up ad 1hr its walk down
Machu Picchu Mountain: It is 3 hrs walk up and 2 hrs Its walk down
If you want to have a private guide in Machu Picchu. We recommend choosing the option PRIVATE SERVICE.
