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In 2021, five tourist circuits were established for visiting the Inca city of Machu Picchu. However, through Ministerial Resolution 528-2023-MC, the Ministry of Culture of Peru has modified these circuits. As a result, starting June 1, 2024, three new circuits will be in effect, grouping a total of 10 visit routes for the Inca city of Machu Picchu on tuboleto.cultura.pe.
The three circuits, which group a total of ten visit routes to the Inca city of Machu Picchu, are as follows:
Circuito 1 (Panorámico) – Ruta 1-A: Ruta Montaña Machupicchu
Circuito 1 (Panorámico) – Ruta 1-B: Ruta Terraza Superior
Circuito 1 (Panorámico) – Ruta 1-C: Ruta Portada Intipunku (disponible solo en Temporada Alta)
Circuito 1 (Panorámico) – Ruta 1-D: Ruta Puente Inka (disponible solo en Temporada Alta)
Circuito 2 (Machupicchu Clásico) – Ruta 2-A: Ruta diseñada
Circuito 2 (Machupicchu Clásico) – Ruta 2-B: Ruta Terraza Inferior
Circuito 3 (Machupicchu Realeza) – Ruta 3-A: Ruta Montaña Waynapicchu
Circuito 3 (Machupicchu Realeza) – Ruta 3-B: Ruta diseñada
Circuito 3 (Machupicchu Realeza) – Ruta 3-C: Ruta Gran Caverna (disponible solo en Temporada Alta)
Circuito 3 (Machupicchu Realeza) – Ruta 3-D: Ruta Huchuypicchu (disponible solo en Temporada Alta)
Starting in 2024, machupicchu.gob.pe will no longer sell Machu Picchu tickets, as announced by the Ministry of Culture. The new official ticket sales website is tuboleto.cultura.pe, managed by Joinnus. This platform is now responsible for selling tickets to various Peruvian attractions, including Machu Picchu, Kuelap, Nazca, and museums.
To book on tuboleto.cultura.pe, travelers must create a user account, provide personal information and email, and accept the marketing policy.
