Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour 2D/1N
Dificulty
Easy
Duration
2 Days / 1 Night
Group Size
02 - 19 people
Max Altitude
3.399. m.s.n.m
Description
Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour 2D – A Journey to the Heart of the Inca Empire
In this unforgettable Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour 2D, you’ll discover two of Peru’s most iconic destinations in just two days—perfect for travelers short on time but eager for a rich cultural adventure.
Day one begins with a full-day guided tour through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, where you’ll visit traditional Andean villages, vibrant artisan markets, and majestic archaeological sites like Pisac and Ollantaytambo. Learn about Inca engineering, agriculture, and spiritual beliefs as you explore the terraces and temples surrounded by stunning Andean landscapes.
In the afternoon, you’ll board the scenic train to Aguas Calientes, a charming town nestled at the base of Machu Picchu. After checking into a comfortable hotel, enjoy a delicious dinner at one of the best local restaurants, where you can taste traditional Peruvian cuisine and recharge for the adventure ahead.
On day two, the magic continues with an early morning visit to the awe-inspiring Machu Picchu citadel. Accompanied by an expert guide, you’ll uncover the history, architecture, and mysteries of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you’re up for more adventure, you can also hike to the top of Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain for panoramic views you’ll never forget.
Whether you’re passionate about ancient civilizations, photography, or just want to tick Machu Picchu off your bucket list, this Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour 2D offers the perfect balance of culture, history, and natural beauty.
Do you want to discover the most incredible places left by the Incas, but don’t have much time?
Our 2-day Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour will take you to the most impressive Inca complexes, culminating in the world wonder: Machu Picchu.
During this adventure, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of this fascinating civilization and be amazed by its incredible architecture and engineering, witnesses to a legacy that continues to dazzle the world.
The Sacred Valley is a place of incomparable beauty with small villages and ancient archaeological sites amidst steep mountains to the northeast of Cusco. This valley was very important to the Incas due to its geographical location and excellent climate. Today, it is one of the best places for corn production, a food highly popular among Peruvians.
Running through the mountains is the sacred Urubamba River (also called Willkamayu or Vilcanota), the center of Inca cosmology. The Incas knew that this river was not only fully linked to constellations and snow-capped peaks, but it was also a reflection of the Milky Way.
On the second day, you will visit Machu Picchu, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will fulfill your dream of visiting the wonder and enjoy this archaeological sanctuary to the fullest, in a tour that also gives you the opportunity to spend as much time as possible contemplating Machu Picchu. So, what are you waiting for? Come with us to discover the magic of the Incas.
Day 1: Cusco | Pisac - Urubamba - Ollantaytambo - Aguas Calientes
We will pick you up from your hotel at 7:00 a.m. and head to Písac, in the Sacred Valley, to visit the first archaeological site on this route. Here, Inca architecture and engineering are truly amazing. You will enjoy a guided tour of the Písac complex for approximately two hours. Then, you will explore one of the most colorful traditional markets in the region. Here you can take advantage of excellent prices and buy directly from the producers. You will surely find many souvenirs and gifts for your friends and family.
Our next stop will be Urubamba, around noon. In this peaceful place, you will enjoy the best of Peruvian cuisine with a buffet lunch at an excellent restaurant. You will have a wide variety of dishes and taste regional food prepared with fresh local ingredients.
The last archaeological destination of the tour will be Ollantaytambo, 30 minutes from Urubamba. This site was built with carved granite stones and is another impressive example of Inca engineering. Here, you will see the second largest preserved Inca stone to date (90 tons), which was part of the Temple of the Sun. You will discover all the secrets of Ollantaytambo during a guided tour of this fascinating site.
Later, we will head to the station to board the Expedition train to Aguas Calientes. During the journey, you will observe beautiful glaciers and snow-capped peaks, as well as fertile green valleys and Inca agricultural terraces on both sides of the valley. Once in Aguas Calientes, you will be transferred to your hotel for check-in.
In the afternoon, you’ll have free time to rest and at night, you’ll enjoy a delicious dinner at the best restaurant before heading to sleep.
🍽 Meals: lunch, dinner
🏨 Accommodation: hotel
🥾 Difficulty level: easy
📉 Minimum elevation: 2,792 m / 9,160 ft
📈 Maximum elevation: 3,400 m / 11,154 ft
🛏 Lodging elevation: 2,040 m / 6,693 ft
Day 2: Aguas Calientes | Machu Picchu - Ollantaytambo - Cusco.
Today is the day to visit Machu Picchu. You will need to wake up before dawn to avoid the crowds. You will take the first bus, which will take you on a 25-minute ride to the entrance gate of Machu Picchu.
Once at Machu Picchu, your guide will take you to a strategic viewpoint where you can admire the Inca architecture of Machu Picchu and capture the best postcard-worthy photos. Then, you’ll begin the guided tour through the main areas of the citadel, which will last approximately 2 hours. During this tour, you’ll learn more about the history and culture of the Inca Empire.
At the end of the tour, you will have free time to continue taking photos and explore what’s left to see. If you’re interested in hiking Huayna Picchu, your guide will show you where to start the hike, which takes no more than 2 hours round trip. (It must be reserved in advance as tickets are limited, and there is an additional cost of $60 USD per person).
Machu Picchu Mountain is also another hiking option instead of Huayna Picchu. This hike is more challenging and takes a minimum of 3 hours round trip (with an additional cost of $60 USD per person).
Once you’ve enjoyed the exceptional views of Machu Picchu, take the bus back to Aguas Calientes for lunch (not included). Depending on your train departure time, you may also have time for shopping, sightseeing, or visiting the museum or the hot springs.
The Expedition train will take you back to Ollantaytambo at 2:55 p.m. or 3:20 p.m., following the spectacular Urubamba River. Near Aguas Calientes, the canyon is narrow, and the river has many beautiful rapids. Back in Ollantaytambo, your driver will meet you at the train station to bring you back to Cusco in our vehicle. Your arrival at your hotel is scheduled for around 7:30 p.m.
🍽 Meals: breakfast
⏱ Duration of the visit to Machu Picchu: 2–3 hours
🥾 Difficulty level: easy
📍 Altitude of Machu Picchu site: 2,400 m / 7,874 ft
📈 Altitude of Huayna Picchu Mountain: 2,700 m / 8,858 ft
📈 Altitude of Machu Picchu Mountain: 3,000 m / 9,842 ft
Incluye
✓ INFORMATIONAL MEETING OR PHONE CALL PRIOR TO DEPARTURE
- The night before the tour, you will receive a WhatsApp phone call from your guide, who will provide you with important information about your trip. To ensure that you receive all the necessary information, it is crucial that you provide us with accurate and complete personal information.
✓ PERMITS AND ENTRANCE TICKETS
✓ ENTRY TICKET TO MACHU PICCHU ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE
The entry ticket to Machu Picchu. There are several circuits to explore the citadel, and we guarantee you the best available option at the time of your booking.
- Our first option, if available, is Circuit 2: Llaqta Machu Picchu / Classic Route 2-A, which takes you to the iconic panoramic viewpoint and allows you to explore around 70% of the citadel.
- If this circuit is not available, we will reserve Circuit 2-B: Lower Terrace, which also offers the classic viewpoint and access to 60% of Machu Picchu.
- To ensure you get one of these circuits, we recommend booking your tour 3 or 4 months in advance. If neither of these options is available, we will select an alternative circuit that provides access to specific areas of Machu Picchu. You can find more details about the circuits at the following link tuboleto.cultura.pe.
✓ FIELD STAFF
- Professional Guides:
Our official tour guides speak both English and Spanish and are professionally trained and certified. We choose them for their experience, responsibility, passion for exploration, and pride in sharing our culture and history. In every experience, they will keep you safe and comfortable so you can enjoy your time without worries.
✓ ACCOMMODATION
- Hotel in Aguas Calientes:
You will spend the last night in a comfortable hotel in Aguas Calientes with a private bathroom, hot shower, Wi-Fi, breakfast, and luggage storage included while you visit Machu Picchu.
✓ MEALS
- Day 1: Buffet lunch in the Sacred Valley and dinner in Aguas Calientes.
We offer a wide variety of dishes, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options to suit all tastes at no extra cost. - Day 2: Breakfast at the hotel.
✓ TRANSPORTATION
- Day 1: We will pick you up from your hotel to explore the Sacred Valley of Maras and Moray. Then we will transfer you to the Ollantaytambo train station, where you will take the train to Aguas Calientes.
- Day 2: Consettur bus ticket for a round-trip from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu.
- Day 2: Transportation from Ollantaytambo train station to your hotel in Cusco.
✓ TRAIN
- Day 1: Train ticket. Journey from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes.
- Day 2: Train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo. Normally, the train ticket departs at 14:30, 14:55, or 15:20, depending on availability. You will have time to explore the charming town of Aguas Calientes, enjoy lunch, and relax.
✓ EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND REMOTE MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
- First Aid Kit:
We have alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, iodine tincture, germicidal soap, cotton, gauze, bandages, medical adhesive tape, surgical gloves, painkillers for muscle and stomach pain, and antipyretics. If you take prescribed medications, you may bring your own medication.
- Portable Oxygen Tank.
✓ IMPORTANT: Please note that only a medical professional can write a prescription. Our guides DO NOT have the authority to prescribe treatment for clients. Throughout the hike, all medications will be administered with your consent and at your own responsibility. If you have a prescription, it is recommended that you bring your own medication(s).
No Incluye
× CUSCO TOURIST TICKET
- This ticket is required and allows entry to many of the most popular attractions in Cusco and the Sacred Valley, including archaeological sites and museums.
From 70.00 soles (US$ 20.00) to 130.00 soles (US$ 36.00) per person.
× HUAYNA PICCHU MOUNTAIN
- Huayna Picchu Mountain, located behind the citadel, is commonly seen in images as the background in every classic Machu Picchu photo. Each day, only 400 spaces are available in 2 shifts: from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. (200 spaces) and from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. (200 spaces). Tickets are required and sell out a few months in advance. It will take only 45 minutes to reach the summit, and a round trip takes approximately 2 hours. Perhaps the most surprising aspect of this hike is the 360-degree view from the summit, which overlooks the Inca ruins, the winding Wilkamayu (Urubamba) River, and the lush mountainous landscape.
Huayna Picchu Mountain: $60 USD
× MACHU PICCHU MOUNTAIN
- Machu Picchu Mountain is located on the opposite side of Huayna Picchu Mountain. It offers a panoramic view of the Machu Picchu archaeological site, Huayna Picchu Mountain, Putucusi Mountain, the winding Wilkamayu (Urubamba) River, the lush mountainous landscape, and the last part of the Classic Inca Trail. The hike is not particularly dangerous or difficult, but it will require all your strength. The time to hike to Machu Picchu Mountain depends on the individual’s fitness and can range from 1 to 1.5 hours to climb or 2 to 3 hours (round trip).
Machu Picchu Mountain: $60 USD
- Day 1: Breakfast.
- Day 2: Lunch in Aguas Calientes and dinner in Cusco.
× CLOTHING AND PERSONAL HIKING GEAR
× TRAVEL INSURANCE
- This is not a requirement, but we always recommend that our clients acquire it in case problems arise with their flights or unexpected health issues. Please note if your travel insurance policy has altitude restrictions: some policies become void above (4,000 m / 13,123 ft).
× ADDITIONAL COSTS
- Delays beyond the control of the administration (landscapes, bad weather, itinerary changes due to safety issues, illness, government policy changes, political instability/strikes, etc.).
✓ TIPS FOR YOUR CREW
Tipping is a standard practice in tourism or on any Machu Picchu excursion. While we pay good salaries to all our team members, anything extra is always welcome, especially considering the hard work they put in.
✓ Original ID or Passport
✓ Sun hat and wool hat for different temperatures
✓ Short-sleeve t-shirt
✓ Waterproof boots for greater comfort; if they are rubber shoes or thick-soled shoes, that is an excellent option
✓ Rain gear: A good raincoat, rain pants (only for rainy season)
✓ Long pants
✓ Sunglasses
✓ Small backpack to carry water, snacks, camera, etc.
✓ 2 liters of water (there are options to buy along the route)
✓ Snacks such as apples, granola bars, candies, and chocolates
✓ Personal medical kit
✓ Cash in soles for personal expenses
✓ Toiletries
✓ Sunscreen and facial moisturizer to protect the skin
✓ Wet wipes for quick cleanups
✓ Toothbrush and toothpaste for oral hygiene
✓ Toilet paper for personal use
✓ Swimsuit and towel (if you wish to enjoy the hot springs)
✓ Camera or smartphone: Capture the memories
✓ Insect repellent
✓ Music: An iPhone or similar for entertainment
✓ Hand sanitizer: Keep clean
✓ Price per person:
- $410 USD – Adults.
- $390 USD – Children and students.
To reserve the tour to Machu Picchu, an initial payment of $205 USD per person is required. The remaining balance can be paid online or at our office located in Cusco.
✓ Student Discount:
- All travelers under 17 years old have a $20 USD discount. If you are 25 years old or younger at the time of travel, you can get the discount with your student ID. Please email us to receive a discount code.
✓ Valid Student ID for Inca Trail and Machu Picchu:
- To receive the student discount, travelers must have a valid ID with the following details:
✓ Note about the ISIC Card:
- Although the International Student Identity Card (ISIC) is recognized in many countries, it is not accepted by the Peruvian government for student discounts at Machu Picchu. Just as a passport cannot be replaced by any other form of identification for international procedures, the student card cannot be substituted by an ISIC or any other document for discounts in Peru.
The Peruvian government’s policy is strict regarding student accreditation. It is essential to present a card that meets these criteria to be eligible for student-priced tickets, as you will be required to show the physical student card when entering Machu Picchu. If you do not meet these requirements upon arrival at Machu Picchu, there is a significant risk of being denied entry and having to pay the full ticket price, depending on availability. Therefore, it is crucial to ensure your student card meets Peruvian regulations before booking your trip to Machu Picchu as a student.
✓ Add-ons and Upgrades:
Additional services and upgrades you can include in this trip:
- Huayna Picchu Mountain: $60.00 USD.
- Machu Picchu Mountain: $60.00 USD.
- Vistadome Train (Aguas Calientes – Ollantaytambo): $70.00 USD.
✓ Price Guarantee:
- Once your reservation is confirmed, we guarantee that the price will not increase, regardless of the circumstances. Therefore, before booking, make sure to read all the important information about the tour.
✓ How to Book:
- Booking the Machu Picchu tour is easy. You can reserve your spot online through our website, where our booking platform will guide you step by step. Payment for the tour can be made with any credit or debit card, and you can also pay in your home country’s currency for added convenience.
✓ Machu Picchu Tour Reservation:
To reserve the Machu Picchu tour, we require a non-refundable deposit of $205 USD. This deposit secures your spot on the Machu Picchu tour and allows us to purchase your Machu Picchu tickets and train tickets, which must be purchased well in advance.
- Our booking platform provides you with the option to pay only the deposit, along with any additional options you select, or you can choose to pay the full amount of the tour in advance. If you decide to pay only the deposit, the remaining balance can be paid upon your arrival in Cusco, one day before the tour departure.
✓ Remaining Balance Payment:
- If you opt to pay only the deposit, the remaining balance must be paid upon arrival in Cusco, one day before the tour begins. The balance can be paid in soles or dollars in cash or by card (with a 5% additional charge). You also have the option to pay online on our website with a 5% charge.
✓ Cancellation of Your Reservation:
Bestreks Agency has the following policies regarding reservation cancellations: Due to the strict rules set by the Machu Picchu National Park, once a reservation is made, the space and permit acquired cannot be canceled. It is also not possible to transfer the permit to another person with a different name. The date of your permit cannot be modified. Therefore, if you cannot arrive on the scheduled date, no refunds will be made. Permits are non-refundable, and Bestreks Agency will purchase the permits as soon as your reservation confirmation is sent. If you cancel 30 or more days in advance, you will lose your initial deposit but will be entitled to the tickets we have purchased for you.
- If you cancel between 2 and 3 days before your trip, it will be considered a “no show,” and you will be required to pay 100% of the total cost. You will be entitled to the entrance tickets we have purchased for you, a guided tour of Machu Picchu on the day it was originally scheduled in your itinerary, train ticket, and bus ticket.
- Events beyond our control that make any part of the trip impossible, such as strikes, protests, flight cancellations, weather conditions, or overbooking of hotels or flights. In any of these cases, we will suggest alternative arrangements (if available) to make the trip possible. Any costs associated with these alternative arrangements will be the responsibility of the traveler.
✓ Recommendations:
We strongly recommend that you fully understand all the booking and cancellation policies before making your payment to ensure that your investment is protected and that you have a smooth booking experience for your Machu Picchu excursion.
✓ INFORMATIONAL MEETING OR PHONE CALL PRIOR TO DEPARTURE
- All informational meetings and briefings are held the evening before your trip starts at our main office in Cusco (or at your hotel) at 6:00 p.m. These meetings last approximately 30 minutes. If you are unable to attend, you will need to arrange another time via email or phone call.
✓ BALANCE PAYMENT FOR THE HIKE (IN CUSCO)
- If you still have an outstanding balance, you must pay it one day before your hike/tour; otherwise, your trip reservation will not be confirmed. If possible, it would be greatly appreciated if you could pay the balance of the trekking/tour in cash, either in US dollars or local currency, at our office in Cusco or during the briefing time. You can withdraw money from various ATMs along Avenida Sol (in either US dollars or Peruvian soles). You can also pay with a credit/debit card or via IZIPAY, online or in person, but you will incur a 5% service charge, issued by our payment gateway (Niubiz) and IZIPAY.
✓ PICK-UP OF CLIENTS
- Please note: All pick-ups are within the city of Cusco, but we recommend booking a hotel in the historic center with a good location. Our guide or staff will confirm the pick-up time one day before the tour. Due to traffic conditions, the pick-up time may vary by 30 to 45 minutes. Cusco is an ancient city with many narrow and cobblestone streets. Some hotels and Airbnbs are located on streets without access to transportation or on long, steep hills, making it difficult to transport your luggage. We strongly recommend booking accommodation with easy access.
✓ HEALTH
- If you have medical restrictions for any or all of the activities detailed in your reservation, please contact your doctor and inquire about the risks of participating in such activities.
✓ WEATHER
- Of course, the weather is unpredictable. The dry season in Cusco is usually from April to October, but this does not prevent rain in June or sunshine in December, so be prepared. No matter which month you are hiking, make sure to have rain gear that includes a waterproof jacket, pants, poncho, and waterproof gloves. Many people forget gloves, but the cold and humidity make hiking very unpleasant.
Additionally, prepare for four seasons. Hiking in the Andes involves several microclimates, so you must be ready. Layers are always essential as they are easy to adjust to different temperature changes. Prepare with a warm jacket as the night will be cold.
✓ ALTITUDE SICKNESS (SOROCHE) AND STOMACH PAIN
- For hikers coming directly to Cusco from sea level, we recommend arriving 2 days before your hike. Two of the most common health issues among tourists in Cusco are: Altitude sickness (Soroche) and stomach pain caused by slow digestion.
Altitude sickness; some of the symptoms are: headache and nausea. There are some over-the-counter medications (pills) that help minimize the symptoms of this problem, such as Aspirin, Diamox, Soroichi Pill, Alti Vital, among others. If the symptoms persist, the next step is to use oxygen. In these circumstances, we have the equipment and staff ready to assist our hikers. - Stomach pain; it is recommended to drink 3-4 liters of water a day. Your body will need it to stay hydrated. Hot drinks such as coca leaf tea are especially recommended. Also, soups, vegetables, and carbohydrates (not fried or heavy). Sweets, chocolates, cookies, and fruits are also a good option. In general, all foods that are easy to digest. Do not drink alcohol or smoke.
- Try to sleep at least 8 hours and avoid excessive exercise. Keep your body at an appropriate temperature by wearing warm clothing to protect yourself from the cold. During the adaptation to altitude, there is a general rule to follow: eat only what is necessary and drink plenty of liquids.
✓ MEDICAL RESTRICTIONS
- Clients must inform their travel agencies of any medical restrictions they may have before the start of their trip. Some examples of medical restrictions include: allergies, special diets, any medication the client is currently taking, and health problems. In case of severe medical restrictions, we recommend that you consult with your doctor to approve your participation in the hike. The information you send us will be very important as it will help us design a plan to make your trip more pleasant and worry-free.
✓ LOST ITEMS
- Please pay attention to where you leave your belongings and remember to collect everything once you leave our transportation, campsites, or restaurants. You are solely responsible for your belongings during the tour.
This valley was a sacred area for the Incas as it encompassed a vast and highly productive territory for agriculture. The main products cultivated by the Incas were: corn, potatoes, olluco, quinoa, and coca leaves, which were considered a sacred plant.
There are many people who arrive the same way you do; along the route, the only place higher than Cusco is Chinchero, while the other places are at a lower altitude than Cusco. In any case, the guide will always be attentive to your well-being.
The Sacred Valley tour is one of the most comfortable, however, at each visited site, there will be walking as it is the only way to explore the archaeological centers. If anyone has significant difficulty walking, I recommend taking a private service tour. This way, you can do the journey at your own pace without having to follow a group.
No, it is not necessary to buy tickets in advance for the Sacred Valley of the Incas. All tickets for the tourist sites can be purchased on the same day of the excursion.
The tour is available year-round, always subject to weather conditions.
We recommend booking the tour in advance since we have two seasons (high and low), which differ in the number of tourists we operate. For this reason, it is better to reserve ahead of time to avoid any unforeseen issues related to tour availability.
These are the mountains that surround the Inca Citadel. Huayna Picchu is located at 2,720 meters above sea level and offers a spectacular view of the archaeological site, as well as several Inca ruins along the way.
Machu Picchu Mountain is located at 3,082 meters above sea level and serves as another viewpoint towards the famous historic sanctuary. However, the hike to its summit is significantly less challenging than the Huayna Picchu mountain.
To hike either of these mountains, it is necessary to acquire an additional entry ticket well in advance. For more information, please contact your travel agent.
Machu Picchu is located at the edge of the Peruvian high jungle and the Andes, at 2,430 meters above sea level. Temperatures in this region range from 12°C to 24°C, with warm and humid weather during the day and cooler temperatures at night. The climate conditions at Machu Picchu are characterized by two main seasons:
Dry Season: This is considered the coldest time of the year. It begins in May and ends in September. Sunny and bright days are expected throughout this season.
Temporada de lluvias: Esta se da entre diciembre y abril, siendo los meses más lluviosos del año. Sin embargo, se espera una transición con lluvias ligeras entre octubre y diciembre.
Es importante tener en cuenta que las condiciones climáticas en esta región pueden cambiar drásticamente, por lo que recomendamos informarse todo al respecto y preparar la lista de equipaje perfecta antes de aventurarse a esta maravilla.
Sí, se recomienda reservar con al menos 1 mes de anticipación, especialmente si se desea incluir el acceso a Huayna Picchu o Montaña Machu Picchu, ya que los boletos son limitados.
Para llegar a Cusco, la ruta más común es tomar un vuelo internacional a Lima (la capital de Perú) y luego un vuelo nacional a Cusco. Primero, tome un vuelo desde su país de origen al Aeropuerto Internacional Jorge Chávez en Lima. Lima es el principal centro de conexiones aéreas internacionales en Perú.
Una vez en Lima, puede tomar un vuelo nacional a Cusco. El vuelo de Lima a Cusco dura aproximadamente 1 hora y 20 minutos. Varias aerolíneas ofrecen esta ruta, como LATAM, Sky Airlines y Viva Air. Si prefiere no volar, puede tomar un autobús de Lima a Cusco. Este viaje por carretera puede durar entre 20 y 24 horas. Sin embargo, se recomienda volar para mayor comodidad y ahorro de tiempo.
Si vienes de países cercanos como Chile, Argentina, Colombia o Ecuador, también podrás encontrar vuelos directos a Cusco desde algunas de sus principales ciudades, aunque estos no siempre son tan frecuentes como los vuelos a Lima.
Cualquier equipaje que no sea necesario debe dejarse en Cusco. Todos los hoteles de Cusco están acostumbrados y preparados para el almacenamiento de equipaje. Si no tiene dónde guardar su equipaje, puede dejarlo en nuestras oficinas hasta que termine su aventura. Nos aseguraremos de que su equipaje esté guardado de forma segura, ¡así que no se preocupe!
Para ingresar a Machu Picchu, debe llegar a la hora de ingreso programada en su boleto y presentar su pasaporte.
Los únicos baños se encuentran en la entrada principal de la ciudadela de Machu Picchu. No hay baños dentro del complejo arqueológico.
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