#Machu Picchu tickets

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In need of Machu Picchu tickets for your dream expedition? Look no further! We offer seamless access to this iconic wonder of the world. Discover the mystical allure of Machu Picchu, nestled in the Andes Mountains, with our hassle-free ticketing service. Explore ancient ruins, breathtaking landscapes, and immerse yourself in the rich history of Peru—all at a great price. Qoricancha Expeditions is your gateway to unforgettable adventures in Cusco and beyond. Book your tickets now and embark on an extraordinary journey with us. 

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Going to Machu Picchu 🦙⛰️

(In like, 2 months, but got the ticket)

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Machu Picchu: A Day Trip to Remember 🇵🇪 🤓 Ever wondered how people reach the fabled landmark of Machu Picchu? You don’t have to trek for days to reach it (though that *is* one rad option). I took an unforgettable *day trip* last fall. Details below! 💫 🚞 I traveled on a bimodal tour with Peru Rail, which included a bus ride between Cusco and the quaint town of Ollantaytambo, then a scenic train journey through the Sacred Valley. The Vistadome class was definitely worth the higher ticket price, with of rushing rivers, Quechua ruins, lush forests, and exotic wildlife visible through both the side *and* ceiling windows. 🌿 Once we arrived at Machupicchu Pueblo, my small group was greeted by an amazing local guide who led us on a knowledge-packed tour of the ancient citadel. 📜 I was amazed to learn that this iconic site was built around 1450—and is still 70% intact! 🥹 It was a legitimately humbling experience to walk through the ancient temples, agricultural zones, and protective walls that once housed an estimated 500 people. The history, lore, and surroundings left me in awe. If you're ever in Cusco, I highly recommend taking *at least* a day trip to this iconic landmark. It's an adventure you'll never forget! 🙌

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 Quelle est la meilleure heure pour visiter le Machu Picchu et éviter les pièges?

Le meilleur moment de la journée pour visiter le Machu Picchu est tôt le matin, de préférence au lever du soleil. Quel meilleur circuit Machu Picchu ? 

Nouveau circuit touristique au Machu Picchu Circuit classique court.

C'est le circuit le plus recommandé et le plus complet à l'intérieur du Machu Picchu (pour cette raison, l'achat de ce billet doit être effectué en ligne 3 ou 4 mois à l'avance). 

Ce billet n'offre pas de trekking supplémentaire dans les montagnes du Machu Picchu. Où prendre la photo Machu Picchu ? 9 endroits pour prendre les meilleures photos à Machu Picchu 9 endroits pour prendre les meilleures photos à Machu Picchu L'entrée du Chemin de l'Inca. ... Les lamas de Machu Picchu. ... La cité Inka de Machu Picchu. ... Le sommet de la montagne Huayna Picchu. ... Les escaliers incas du Huayna Picchu. ... La cité inca depuis Machu Picchu. ... Les constructions incas à Machu Picchu. 

 Quand acheter billet Machu Picchu ? 

Le nombre de places est limité et ces tickets sont souvent pris d'assaut, surtout en haute saison. Il est donc fortement conseillé de réserver au moins 2 mois à l'avance, toujours sur le site officiel du gouvernement. 

Comment monter au Machu Picchu depuis Aguas Calientes ? 

Pour aller à l'entrée du Machu Picchu depuis Aguas Calientes, vous avez deux possibilités : A pied : depuis le centre comptez 1h30 de marche avec 2 km jusqu'au pont puis 1 200 marches à monter. C'est sportif mais ça réveil ! En navette : les navettes partent du centre toutes les 10 min à partir de 5h30 jusqu'à 17h30. 

 Machu Picchu 2 jours et 1 nuit by train par sejoursrubio Tripadvisor  

Machu Picchu 2 jours et 1 nuit by train par travelrubio Machu Picchu tour by car and by train 2 days combined Car and Train Expedition, showcasing the awe-inspiring beauty and rich history of this iconic Inca ... 

 Le Classic Inca Trail dure 4 jours, parcourt 39 kilomètres et se termine dans l'Intipunku (porte du Soleil) du Machu Picchu. Le Chemin Inca court ne dure que 2 jours, couvre 12 kilomètres et se termine également à Intipunku, au cœur de la cité inca de Machu Picchu. Il est donc préférable d'acheter ses billets à l'avance, surtout en saison haute. 

Quel prix pour visiter le Machu Picchu ? 

Visiter le Machu Picchu à moindre coût ! - #sejoursrubio How much does it cost to go to Machu Picchu? How much is the Machu Picchu entrance? The ticket for adults costs 159.00 Peruvian soles (US$52.00). How far in advance should I buy the Machu Picchu ticket entrance? During the peak season, better to buy it 2 months in advance, especially if you're planning to hike Huayna Picchu Mountain. 

Quel est le meilleur circuit du Machu Picchu ?

Le circuit 2 est considéré comme le meilleur de Machupicchu puisqu'il permet une visite plus complète des constructions de la citadelle inca. Inclut la photo classique ! Ofertamos vuelos y tours por todo el mundo con #travelrubio 

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 Pallay Punchu is known as the "new" Rainbow Mountain in Peru.   Mineral-rich rocks form turquoise and maroon stripes in the rocky peaks, about three hours from Cusco. You can find a complete guide to visiting this jaw-dropping site at: •

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 PÉROU  - BOLIVIE Du Machu Picchu à Uyuni.

Cette confortable odyssée relie le célèbre Machu Picchu à l'étourdissant Salar d’Uyuni. Nous découvrons les lieux les plus magiques et les plus beaux de cette magnifique région d’Amérique du Sud. 

Lors d'un voyage au Pérou, plongez dans le riche patrimoine culturel du pays et vivez un moment inoubliable dans l'empire des Incas. 

Machu Picchu. ... Géoglyphes de Nazca. ... Oasis de Huacachina. ... Vinicunca (Montagne Arc-en-ciel) ... Îles Ballestas et Paracas. ... Vallée d'Urubamba. ... Sacsayhuamán.

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Binisita ko ang kaibigan ko today sa kabubukas na meryendahan sa tapat ng milktea cafe ng mama niya. Napapansin nila na napapadalas ang pagdalaw ko. Well, natutuwa sila at laging puno ng halakhak ang bawat mga kwentuhan. Sana naman umorder ka na ngayon. Oo, Tita, o-order ako ngayon. Well, Friday, so I decided na mag-milktea. Ang tagal ko nang hindi umiinom ng milktea dahil nagsimula akong maging conscious sa blood sugar level ko simula nung isang taon dahil sa pasyente kong nagkaroon ng impeksyon ang paa mula sa sugat na hindi na gumagaling. Ending, pina-amputate. Ayoko nga! Takot kong sinasabi sa isip ko kapag naalala ko ‘yon. Well, nasa lahi na kasi namin ang jabetis. Ito na yata ang ilan sa mga inheritance na natanggap ko mula sa mga magulang ko. Sa lahat ng mamanahin, talagang sakit pa ang namana ko! 

Habang nagba-browse ng mga flavors, may dumating na bata na nanghihingi ng barya. Feeling generous ako, sabi ko, ilibre na lang kita. Kita ko sa mata ng anim na taong gulang ang sudden boost of bliss, kitang-kita sa mukha, na mukhang ngayon lang makakatikim ng milktea. Binilhan ko na rin ng french fries. Ang bilis naubos ng bata ang milktea, parang nangalahati na agad, wala pang ilang minuto. Ang bilis mo naman uminom! Bati ko. Ngumiti lang sa akin, nahiya na natatawa, kaya itinigil ang patuloy na pag-inom ng milktea. Sabay may dumating na bata, na mukhang mas bata. Apparently, kuya pala niya iyon. Ano ‘yang iniinom mo? Tanong ng mas nakatatandang kapatid. Well, kaya pala purposely niya kinalahati ay para sa kapatid niya. Napakabuting bata. Gusto ko rin sana bilhan pa ng isa pang milktea at fries ‘yung kapatid, pero naisip ko na mas malalim na nasaksihan ko walang kasakimang pagmamahalan ng magkapatid. Halos naluha ako sa nangyari kanina, hindi ko alam dahil sa tuwa, o dahil naiingit ako na buti pa sila may fries, samantalang ako ay wala. Ang saya pala makapagbigay ng maliit na bagay sa mga nagugutom. Kung tutuusin, pwede kong bigyan ng barya na lamang ang mga bata, pero mas gusto nila ang pagkain, dahil nabibingi na sila sa musika ng ganda ng mundo sa maingay na kalam ng kanilang mga sikmura.

Once in my life, na-feel ko na ako sa Vicky Morales sa Wish Ko Lang! sa GMA 7. Wihiiiishhh ko laaaanggg~~! Baka magtawag pa kayo ng kaibigan niyo, ha! Biro ko. Sabay nagpaalam umalis. Binilin ko sa mga bata na isama nila ako sa mga dasal nila ngayong gabi. Opo, sagot nila.

Pagkatapos ay nagtungo ako sa pinakamalapit na lotto outlet. Tumaya ako para sa 6/58 na may premyong higit isang daang milyon. Fucking shet! Ang sarap. Kumuha ako ng card, nanghula ng mga numero, hmmm… parang tatama itong 14! Saka itong 48… pati itong 27! Madalas na itong 16, eh… ay itong 59! Gago, walang 59! Kasabay ng panghuhula ko sa winning lotto combinations ay ang pangarap ko na sana, yumaman ako, para mas marami akong matulungan. At para makapunta na ako ng Machu Picchu. Ibinigay ko sa teller ‘yung ticket ko, ‘yung isa, lucky pick. Pagkatapos ay diretso ako pauwi.

Inilagay ko sa altar ang lotto ticket. Lord, baka naman! Ako naman, masyado nang mayayaman mga pulitiko sa bansang ‘to.

Pero what if, pasukin ko na lang ang mundo ng pulitika? Hamak na mas madali iyon. 

Pwede.

Napatingin ako sa tarpaulin ng isang pulitikong trapo na ang tsismis ay maraming patung-patong ng charges ng korapsyon.

Eww, nevermind!

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Rules: answer 10 questions and tag 10 people you want to know better

Relationship status: single

Favorite color: navy blue and burgundy

Three favorite foods: Mexican and Mediterranean cuisine, though I won't start naming dishes because we'd be here a while lol

Song stuck in my head: Flowers by Miley Cyrus

Last thing I googled: tickets for a play I want to see with a friend

Time: 19:42

Dream trip: one of them (bc I would love to travel the world) is the Inca Trail! I watched a documentary about it the other day and a four-day trekking trip to reach Machu Picchu??? Sign. me. up. I need to do it at one point

Currently reading: Recently (meaning like two weeks ago) I finished 'Mugre Rosa' by Fernanda Trías

Last Series: I just finished His Dark Materials and before that 1899, which I have to mention bc it's wonderful and I'm still pissed at Netflix for cancelling it *seething*

Sweet, savory, or spicy: SPICY > savory > sweet

Currently working on: I have three wips, but the last one I opened is a Fedal fic where Rafa meets Willow (the Federer's dog)

Craving: to get back on the court. I haven't played tennis in a month bc of winter break. There's only one week left until my lessons resume tho!

Tea or coffee: I love both! what I drink depends on my mood

Tagging anyone who feels like doing it!

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Machu Picchu Adventure: The Citadel

My day started with a lukewarm shower, despite being on the hottest setting. I then went down for breakfast with the Filipino ladies, the coffee was quite good and I enjoyed yet another ham and cheese sandwich although this bread was much nicer and soft. It seems like this will be the staple breakfast now! We all checked out and then met our guide Joel in the lobby when he came to collect us and walk us down to the main square to collect a couple of others - some Chinese ladies, and a family with a two year old son. I was trying to figure out if they were Kiwis, Australian or South African by their accent. Once I heard them speaking Afrikaans my answer was confirmed. I chatted with them a bit as they were really friendly - they were from Hermanus near Cape Town and were surprised that I knew it for the whale watching. The bus journey was next so we lined up with our tickets and hopped on. I made the mistake of sitting near the back so with the super windy, super steep switchbacks it gave me some major motion sickness but the views were breathtaking over the mountains and valleys at well over 3,000m. Our initial ascent inside Machu Picchu was steep but it was cool in the morning so conditions were ideal for climbing, although there was some light rain which made it a little slippery. Joel took us to the main viewpoint/photo spot for our route although the entire citadel below was covered with fog. While we waited for it to clear away for our photos he explained how Machu Picchu was discovered only in 1911, it had been hidden away by vegetation for over 400 years and was only known by local farmers. The name means “old mountain” in the local Quechua language but no one knows the reason behind it. The Incas had created a water irrigation system that would supply their citadel with 45 litres per minute and used two different styles of construction for their buildings; a basic rock and clay combination for quick and unimportant structures like houses, and then much more detailed sculptured interlocking rocks for structures of high importance like the altar, temple, and a circular building in the centre of the citadel which had two windows. This building was used for telling exactly when the winter and summer solstices were to direct the farmers in planting and harvesting their crops with the coming seasons. The fog cleared away and we were in the perfect spot for photos in front of the citadel so Joel played photographer for about half an hour having us go one by one to pose. We continued down from the viewpoint to the citadel and walked among the ancient ruins. Joel showed us some of their plants like a passion fruit tree and a coca bush that the Incas had tried to grow at a higher elevation than it usually ever would. It started to heat up a lot once the sun was fully out and we were fighting over the little slivers of shade from the walls at each place we stopped. With the tour successfully finished, and our two hours inside Machu Picchu now up it was time to make our way down the 1000m descent.

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Huayna Picchu: The Stairs of Death

The 'Stairs of death' are a section of stone steps built by the Incas, which lead to the top of Huayna Picchu. These stairs are characterized by being steep and difficult to climb. In addition, the stairs are on the edge of cliff views. However, despite its name, no tourist lost his life there.

Huayna Picchu: The Stairs of Death (ticketmachupicchu.com)

If you can get one of the 400 daily entrance tickets to the Huayna Picchu mountain, you will have the opportunity to visit the ‘stairs of death’. These steps offer intimidating views. And, despite its name, no one has died on these famous stairs.

What is the Huayna Picchu mountain?

What are the stairs of the death of Huayna Picchu?

How is the tour of Huayna Picchu and the stairs of death?

The rise

The descent

How many people have died on the stairs of death?

Other adrenaline alternatives in Machu Picchu

Other scary stairs in the world

How to visit the stairs of the death of Huayna Picchu?

The climb up the Huayna Picchu mountain is considered one of the best short walks on the planet. Some tourists consider that visiting Machu Picchu without ascending the Waynapicchu is like not having gone.

What is the Huayna Picchu mountain?

The Huayna Picchu mountain is the summit located north of the Inca City.

It is 2,720 meters above sea level (8,923 ft.)

This mountain is famous for its staircases on the edge of cliffs. The most popular and difficult section are ‘the stairs of death’.

In addition, a mysterious Inca construction called the Temple of the Moon is located on the Huayna Picchu mountain.

Dizzying stairs in Huayna Picchu

What are the stairs of the death of Huayna Picchu?

The ‘Stairs of death’ are a section of stone steps built by the Incas, which lead to the top of Huayna Picchu.

These stairs are characterized by being steep and difficult to climb. In addition, the stairs are on the edge of cliff views. However, despite its name, no tourist lost his life there.

After ascending this section, you reach the top of the Huayna Picchu mountain.

How is the tour of Huayna Picchu and the stairs of death?

During the tour of the Huayna Picchu mountain, the tourist must use both hands to hold the wall.

Tourists will face 183 meters of rock steps, which were sculpted more than 500 years ago.

During the ascent by these stairs, the visitor will find a damp wall and, on the other hand, a fall of hundreds of meters towards the Urubamba River.

The rise

The climb up these stairs requires considerable physical effort.

The stairs have an approximate slope of 60 degrees.

Tourists must ascend step by step. This is the most difficult section during the ascent to the top of Huayna Picchu.

The descent

If there is something worse than climbing the ‘Stairs of Death’, that is going down them.

The way back is intimidating due to the slopes on the edge of cliffs.

Tourists must descend step by step. Many times you must let the ascending tourists pass.

Descending the ‘Stairs of Death’ is a very difficult time for visitors who fear heights.

How many people have died on the stairs of death?

The stairs of death are surrounded by myths. Among the things that are said, it is said that it is very dangerous to ascend these steps. However, that is false. Actually, people of all ages climb the Huayna Picchu daily.

To date there are no known deaths of people because of a fall in ‘The stairs of death’.

Other adrenaline alternatives in Machu Picchu

The mountain Machu Picchu – This summit is the other alternative of hiking in Machu Picchu. It is a 2 kilometer walk to the top of the mountain that gave the name to the Inca City.

The Intipunku (Puerta del Sol) – This construction is located in the old entrance gate to Machu Picchu used by the Incas. It is a 2 kilometer walk along stone stairs in the archaeological site.

The Inca Bridge – This walk leads to the east side of Machu Picchu, where an ancient bridge used by the Incas is located. The walk lasts only 30 minutes and crosses paths along cliffs.

The stairs of death in Huayna Picchu

Other scary stairs in the world

Many people are looking for this type of experience in other parts of the world. Below is a list of the most frightening stairs on the planet:

The steps of the waterfall – The Black Forest, Wurzburg (Germany).

The steps of the Canyon – Pailón del Diablo (Ecuador).

The well of Chand Baori – Abhaneri (India).

Stairs of the mountains of Elbe Sandstone – Dresden (Germany).

The Rock of Guatapé – Antioquia (Colombia).

The stairs of Haiku – Hawaii (United States).

Stairs of Via Crusis – Bermeo (Spain).

Spiral stairs in the mountains of Taihang – Shanxi and Henan (China).

The entrance Machu Picchu + Huayna Picchu is the most difficult to get due to the low availability it offers (400 income per day). That is why it is recommended to buy the ticket online 2 or 3 months in advance.

How to visit the stairs of the death of Huayna Picchu?

Many people are looking for this type of experience in other parts of the world. Below is a list of the most frightening stairs on the planet:

To visit the Stairs of Death you only need to buy a Machu Picchu + Huayna Picchu ticket.

Due to low availability (only 400 tickets per day); The purchase of the ticket is done online and 2 or 3 months in advance.

When you get a ticket, you must choose between one of the 3 income groups:

Group 1:

Entrance to Machu Picchu – from 6 am

Entrance to Waynapicchu – from 7 am to 8 am

Group 2:

Entrance to Machu Picchu – from 7 am

Entrance to Waynapicchu – from 7 am to 8 am

Group 3:

Entrance to Machu Picchu – from 8 am

Entrance to Waynapicchu – from 10.30 am to 11.30 am

Advice from people who have been there

Huayna Picchu

“To raise it is to touch the sky“

“Climbing the huaina is amazing. It is an arduous climb of about an hour. The stairs at the edge of the cliff will make your hair stand on end. The views during the climb are fantastic; but the top is indescribable.“

Huayna Picchu: The Stairs of Death (ticketmachupicchu.com)

Death steps at Machu Picchu, Peru.

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Inca Trail Trekking Tour – Join Alpaca Expeditions for a Once-in-a-Lifetime Trip

Ready for the adventure of a lifetime? The Inca Trail trek with Alpaca Expeditions is your ticket to a thrilling journey through the Andes, culminating at the spectacular Machu Picchu. Our guided trips are tailored to offer a blend of adventure, comfort, and cultural immersion. Book your inca trail tripwith Alpaca Expeditions today and experience Peru’s most iconic trail like never before!

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Last Day of Cusco / Day 40 of Solo Traveling

27 November

Only got to bed just after midnight, from the late train / bus from Machu Picchu. Tried to sleep in, awake just after 7. Repack, and then head out to return duffel bag, and hired sleeping bag, and buy night bus ticket. Good to get a walk in.

Get back to the hostel just before 11am to check out, but leave luggage behind. Pop into my old hostel to grab a book from their library, and end up sitting in their bean bags and reading for an hour or so. Then I head to some markets to look at jumpers, but it's so overwhelming, so many options!

Quick lunch - pizza - didn't feel like rice and meat today. Then back to my hostel. On way, there is a huge parade - lots of people dressed up, dancing, pretty cool to watch.

Repack, sit and read until around 7pm, when I head for dinner at Green Point - vegan restaurant. Good dinner - had hummus and pita, Andean jungle tacos, and raspberry kombucha. The flavours of the taco were good, taco texture bad. Then finished with a baileys cheesecake, which was ok.

Off to the bus terminal just before 830pm, tried to find the public bus, but had no luck. Ended up walk around 3km to get there. Arrive, check in, and chill. On bus for 10pm departure, some reading and journaling, before trying to sleep.

Included train photos from yesterday!

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Trek Smarter: Why Alternative Routes in Cusco Are Worth It

When it comes to exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Peru, Cusco stands as the ultimate gateway. While the classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is iconic, it's not the only way to experience the magic of the Andes. For those seeking a fresh perspective, alternative trekking in Cusco offers an incredible opportunity to explore lesser-known routes, immerse in diverse ecosystems, and enjoy fewer crowds.

Discover a Different Side of the Andes

The region around Cusco is a treasure trove of alternative trekking routes that rival the Inca Trail in beauty and adventure. Paths like the Salkantay Trek, Lares Trek, and Choquequirao Trek showcase pristine mountain vistas, vibrant villages, and ancient archaeological wonders. These trails allow adventurers to step off the beaten path and into a world where nature and history blend seamlessly.

With Amazon Andes Peru, exploring these hidden gems becomes effortless. Our expertly guided treks ensure you’ll uncover stunning scenery, interact with local communities, and create memories that last a lifetime—all without the hustle of overcrowded trails.

Why Choose Alternative Trekking in Cusco?

Avoid the Crowds: The classic Inca Trail is often booked months in advance and can feel congested during peak season. Alternative routes, on the other hand, offer solitude and tranquility, allowing trekkers to truly connect with nature.

Explore Hidden Gems: Routes like the Lares Trek bring you closer to indigenous communities, where traditional ways of life remain unchanged. The Choquequirao Trek takes you to a sprawling archaeological site often called the "sister city" of Machu Picchu, but with far fewer visitors.

Flexible Options: Whether you’re an experienced trekker or new to hiking, there’s an alternative route to suit your fitness level and interests. The Salkantay Trek, for example, combines challenging mountain passes with lush cloud forests, while shorter options like the Huchuy Qosqo Trek are perfect for time-strapped adventurers.

Sustainable Tourism: By choosing alternative treks, you’re helping to distribute tourism more evenly, reducing the environmental impact on the Inca Trail while supporting lesser-visited communities.

Amazon Andes Peru: Your Partner for Adventure

At Amazon Andes Peru, we specialize in creating unforgettable trekking experiences tailored to your preferences. Our licensed guides have deep knowledge of the terrain, history, and culture, ensuring you’ll have an enriching journey. From comfortable camping setups to biosecurity protocols, we take care of every detail so you can focus on enjoying the trek.

Imagine waking up to the sunrise over snow-capped peaks, savoring delicious Peruvian cuisine prepared by our expert chefs, and ending the day beneath a canopy of stars. Whether it’s the rugged beauty of the Salkantay Trek or the cultural immersion of the Lares route, we make alternative trekking in Cusco an adventure you’ll cherish forever.

Plan Your Next Trek Today

If you’re ready to embrace a unique adventure, alternative trekking in Cusco is your ticket to a side of Peru few travelers get to see. Visit our website to explore our trekking options and start planning your dream journey with Amazon Andes Peru. Let us take you beyond the ordinary and into the extraordinary.

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RELEASE MACHUPICCHU 2025

The Ministry of Culture, through the Decentralized Directorate of Culture, informs agencies, tourism operators and visitors in general, the schedule for the sale of tickets to the Inca City of Machu Picchu, corresponding to the year 2025.

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PRESS RELEASE

The Ministry of Culture, through the Decentralized Directorate of Culture, informs agencies, tourism operators and visitors in general, the schedule for the sale of tickets to the Inca City of Machu Picchu, corresponding to the year 2025.

For more information, please contact:

info@salkantaytrek.org

+51 970 506 205