Machu Picchu Circuit 3-Royalty Tickets, Cusco
Machu Picchu Circuit 3-Royalty Tickets, Cusco
Duration: 4 hours (approx.)
4 hours (approx.)
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Explore Machu Picchu Circuit in Cusco, Peru, where you'll follow the footsteps of Incan royalty through their sacred citadel. This journey takes you to revered sites like the Temple of the Sun, Temple of the Condor, and Temple of Three Windows—each rich with historical significance. You'll also wander past the House of the Inca and Sacred Rock, offering a glimpse into ancient spiritual practices.
Explore Machu Picchu Circuit in Cusco, Peru, where you'll follow the footsteps of Incan royalty through their sacred citadel. This journey takes you to revered sites like the Temple of the Sun, Temple of the Condor, and Temple of Three Windows—each rich with historical significance. You'll also wander past the House of the Inca and Sacred Rock, offering a glimpse into ancient spiritual practices.
The Machu Picchu Circuit 3-Royalty Tickets offer access to mystical sites like The Temple of the Sun and Three Windows. Visitors can choose between hiking nearby peaks or exploring hidden caves.
Witness Inca rituals at sacred locations such as the Condor Temple’s altar, the storytelling stones of the Three Windows, and the solstice shrine in the Sun Temple on this tour.
For those who wish to delve deeper into adventure, options include trekking Huaynapicchu's famous steps or a moderate hike up Huchuypicchu. The Great Cavern, an Incan temple nestled within cliffs, is also accessible.
Ticket for Machu Picchu Circuit 3-Royalty Tickets with entry to Machu Picchu
Access to A-Huaynapicchu, B-Lower terraces, C-Great Cavern, or D-Huchuypicchu (as per option selected)
Includes: Temple of the Sun, Temple of Condor, Sacred Rock, and more
Entry to Higher Levels
Shuttles to Machu Picchu
On-Site Guide
Tourists exploring ancient ruins of Machu Picchu with Huayna Picchu in the background.
Your experience
In this revered circuit at Machu Picchu, you'll walk in the footsteps of Incan royalty. Explore sacred sites such as the Temple of the Sun—once adorned with gold sheets—and witness celestial alignments that were significant to the Incas. Discover the architectural marvels like the Temple of Three Windows and its symbolic representation of three realms of Inca cosmology. Traverse through spaces once inhabited by nobility, including the House of the Inca and Sacred Rock—a spiritual marker aligned with distant peaks.
As you meander along stone terraces steeped in history, take your time to appreciate Machu Picchu's grandeur at a leisurely pace that allows for deep reflection. The Temple of Three Windows offers insight into the sophisticated worldview of the Incas, while every step reveals layers of historical significance.
Tailor your adventure
Circuit 3 provides varied options to customize your exploration of Machu Picchu's sacred spaces. You can choose a designed route for an engaging experience or enhance it with additional treks such as Huaynapicchu, known for its challenging ascent and stunning views, or Huchuypicchu, offering milder climbs but equally rewarding panoramas.
For those seeking mystery, venture into the Great Cavern (Temple of the Moon), a hidden sanctuary carved by nature. Each path unveils unique stories and perspectives that enrich your connection to this iconic site in Peru's Sacred Valley.
Terraced agriculture area at Machu Picchu with stone structures and mountain backdrop.
Sun Temple at Machu Picchu with surrounding stone structures and lush mountain backdrop.
Tourists exploring ancient ruins of Machu Picchu with Huayna Picchu in the background.
Terraced agriculture area at Machu Picchu with stone structures and mountain backdrop.
Sun Temple at Machu Picchu with surrounding stone structures and lush mountain backdrop.
Inca stone houses and pathways at Machu Picchu, Peru.
What to bring
- Pack a small backpack with essentials such as a water bottle, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, raincoat, energy bars, and some cash.
- The paths can be uneven and slippery; wear comfortable non-slip shoes with thick soles for safety.
Bring your entry tickets along with a passport or photo ID that matches the reservation details to facilitate identification at entry points.
What's not allowed
- No outside food is permitted within the venue.
- Fed wild animals are prohibited; do not feed them.
- Avoid bringing backpacks larger than a 20 kg capacity, as they must be stored in cloakrooms near entry points.
- Photography enthusiasts: tripods and selfie sticks aren't allowed inside Machu Picchu.
You cannot enter without the company of an official guide.
Accessibility
Machu Picchu has uneven terrain and steps, making it less accessible for those with mobility impairments. Some pathways have improved access features.
Additional information
- The Huaynapicchu and Huchuypicchu routes close during the low season from October 16 to May 31.
- Circuits through these areas are open only for visitors aged over 18 years old.
- Children under 3 enter free of charge.
- The hikes, though brief in distance, can be tiring due to the high altitude and include steep, asymmetrical steps. Rest when necessary.
- An official guide is mandatory for entry into Machu Picchu.
- Your ticket specifies a pre-selected circuit and route; changes post-booking aren't permitted.
- Circuits are assigned based on availability at booking time, with only up to 4,000 visitors allowed daily inside Machu Picchu!
- Choose your date and timing carefully when purchasing tickets as modifications or cancellations aren’t possible afterward.
- Punctuality is key: plan transfers wisely. Late arrivals may be denied entry without refunds.
Strollers are prohibited; baby carriers (kangaroos) are the only permitted option for infants to ensure smooth passage through the site.
Ceremonial stone fountain with flowing water at Machu Picchu, Peru.
Stone structure with three doorways at Machu Picchu, Peru.
Inca stone houses and pathways at Machu Picchu, Peru.
Ceremonial stone fountain with flowing water at Machu Picchu, Peru.
Stone structure with three doorways at Machu Picchu, Peru.
Book your visit in advance during peak season to avoid sold-out sessions and ensure a smooth entry into Machu Picchu.
Pack essentials like water, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, raincoat, energy bars, and cash for an enjoyable experience on the trails.
Wear comfortable non-slip shoes with thick soles to safely navigate uneven and slippery paths throughout the circuit.
If you choose additional routes like Huaynapicchu or Huchuypicchu, be prepared for a steeper climb beyond the standard Royalty Tour path.
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