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 3-Royalty Tickets in Cusco, Peru and walk where Incan royalty once treaded. This journey takes you through the Temple of the Sun, Temple of the Condor, and the Temple of Three Windows—each with its own historical significance within this ancient citadel. Discover sacred spaces like the House of the Inca and the Sacred Rock while traversing stone terraces that whisper tales from centuries past.
Explore Machu Picchu Circuit 3-Royalty Tickets in Cusco, Peru and walk where Incan royalty once treaded. This journey takes you through the Temple of the Sun, Temple of the Condor, and the Temple of Three Windows—each with its own historical significance within this ancient citadel. Discover sacred spaces like the House of the Inca and the Sacred Rock while traversing stone terraces that whisper tales from centuries past.
Circuit 3, the Royalty Tour, delivers sacred Incan wonders at an easy pace, with the choice to hike nearby peaks or explore hidden caves.
Explore Inca rituals at the Sun Temple’s solstice shrine, the Condor Temple’s sacred altar, and the Three Windows’ storytelling stones.
Expect a mix of uneven stone steps and open terraces. It’s the easiest route inside Machu Picchu, but you can upgrade for a tougher, high-altitude adventure.
Take it further—trek Huaynapicchu’s famous steps, hike Huchuypicchu for a moderate climb, or reach the Great Cavern, an Incan temple tucked in the cliffs.
Entry ticket to Machu Picchu with access to circuit 3
Access to routes: 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, & more
Access to Upper Terraces
Transfers to Machu Picchu
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Tourists exploring ancient ruins of Machu Picchu with Huayna Picchu in the background.
Footsteps of Incan royalty
Step into the sacred heart of Machu Picchu, where Incan nobility once roamed. This circuit leads you through the most revered spaces of the citadel—the Temple of the Sun, where the Incas tracked celestial events, the Temple of the Condor, shaped like the bird of the Andes, and the Temple of Three Windows, believed to represent the three realms of Incan cosmology. Meander through the House of the Inca, where royalty resided, and the Sacred Rock, a spiritual marker aligned with the peaks beyond. With stone terraces beneath your feet and centuries of history surrounding you, you’ll experience Machu Picchu in its most regal light—all with a pace that lets you truly soak it in. And here’s a fun detail: The Temple of the Sun was once covered in gold sheets, making it a literal beacon of divine power. Talk about blinding devotion!
Tailor your adventure
Not all paths are created equal, and Circuit 3 gives you options. Stick to the designed route for an immersive exploration of Inca royalty’s most sacred spaces, or take things up a notch with an added trek. Huaynapicchu challenges you with a steep ascent to breathtaking views, while Huchuypicchu offers a milder climb with equally rewarding vistas. Want mystery? The Great Cavern (Temple of the Moon) awaits, a hidden sanctuary carved into the mountainside. Each option deepens your connection to Machupicchu, revealing hidden stories that many travelers miss.
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
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Pack a small backpack with a water bottle, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, mosquito repellant, raincoat, energy bars, and some cash.
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The trails can be uneven and slippery, make sure to wear comfortable non-slip thick-sole shoes.
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Carry your entry tickets, and passport/ photo ID that matches your reservation details for identification purposes at entry.
What's not allowed
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Outside food is strictly prohibited inside the venue.
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Do not feed wild animals you encounter here.
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Do not carry backpacks with a capacity greater than 20 kg. You'll have to stash them in the cloakroom near entry.
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Photo bugs take note: tripods and selfie sticks are not allowed inside Machu Picchu.
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Remember that you cannot enter Machu Picchu without the company of a guide.
Accessibility
- Due to uneven terrain and steps, Machu Picchu isn’t fully accessible for those with mobility impairments, though some pathways have improved access.
Additional information
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The Huaynapicchu and Huchuypicchu routes are closed during the low season (October 16 – May 31).
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The circuit through Huaynapicchu and Huchuypicchu is allowed only for those aged over 18 years.
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Children under 3 years of age go for free.
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The hikes, though short, are exhausting due to the high altitude. The route includes steep, asymmetrical steps, so take it slow and rest when needed.
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Entry to Machu Picchu is only allowed with an official guide.
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Your ticket grants entry via a specific pre-selected circuit and route. Changes are not allowed after booking.
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Circuits are allocated based on availability at the time of booking. Act fast—only 4,000 visitors are allowed inside Machu Picchu per day!
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Choose your date and time carefully when booking. Once purchased, tickets cannot be modified or canceled.
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Be Punctual: Plan your transfers wisely! Late arrivals may be denied entry, and there are no refunds.
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Strollers are not allowed. Only baby carriers (kangaroos) are permitted 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.
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