Machu Picchu entrance ticket Circuit 1B Upper Terraces
Machu Picchu entrance ticket Circuit 1B Upper Terraces
Take the classic photo of Machu Picchu with this entrance ticket
Overview
This official Machu Picchu entrance ticket issued by the Peruvian government grants you access to the Upper Terraces located in Circuit 1 of the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu. This is the best ticket if all you want to do is take the classic photo of Machu Picchu also known as the classic postal photo and enjoy the best views of Machu Picchu. The route only takes about 40 minutes to complete but you can stay up to 2 hrs. You must choose the specific time you will enter Machu Picchu when making your reservation between the hours of 6am to 3pm. There is only a 30-minute late tolerance so try to arrive on time. This entrance ticket to Circuit 1B will not allow you to visit the lower sector of Machu Picchu where the Inca ruins and temples are. You will need additional entrance tickets for those routes.
Price
- Adult over 18yrs: 62 USD tourist | Andean Countries: 35 USD
- Child (3-17 yrs): 39 USD | Andean Countries: 25 USD
- Infant (0-2 yrs): Free
- Student (18-24): 39 USD | Andean Countries: 25 USD
You must present your university ID in physical format and laminated.
See Requirements:
Must have University Logo, Names & Surnames and an effective date within one year of your Machu Picchu visit
What Is Included?

What is not included?
- Access to the Inca Bridge is not included
- Access to the Sun Gate (Intipunku) is not included
- Access to the lower sector where the ruins are is not included
- Access to climb the mountain of Huaynapicchu not included
- Access to climb the mountain of Huchuypicchu not included
- Access to climb Machupicchu mountain not included
- Guide or guided tour to Machu Picchu not included
- Bus ticket from Aguas Calientes to the entrance of Machu Picchu not included
- Train to Machu Picchu not included
When visiting Circuit 1B of Machu Picchu, preparation is key to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Here's what to bring:
Essentials:
- Valid Ticket and Identification
Ensure you have your Circuit 1B entrance ticket and a valid ID or passport, as these are required for entry. - Comfortable Footwear
Wear sturdy hiking shoes or walking boots with good grip to navigate uneven terrain and stone pathways. - Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during your visit, especially in the high-altitude environment. - Sunscreen and Hat
Protect yourself from the intense Andean sun with a high-SPF sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat. - Light Jacket or Raincoat
Weather can change rapidly, so bring a light jacket or a packable raincoat, particularly during the rainy season (November to March). - Snacks
Pack light, non-perishable snacks to maintain your energy, but note that eating inside the site is restricted to designated areas.
Optional Items:
- Camera or Smartphone
Capture stunning views and moments during your journey through Circuit 1B. - Guidebook or Notes
If not using a guide, bring a resource to help you identify key landmarks and understand the history of the site. - Bug Repellent
Protect yourself from insects, especially during the wet season. - Small Backpack
Carry your belongings in a small, comfortable backpack as large bags are not allowed inside the site. - Personal Medications
Bring any necessary medications, such as altitude sickness remedies or pain relievers. - Reusable Plastic Bag
Use it to carry out any waste you generate during your visit, keeping the site clean.
Items to Avoid:
- Tripods or Large Camera Equipment
These are generally not permitted without prior authorization. - Drones
Prohibited within Machu Picchu’s boundaries.
By packing thoughtfully, you’ll ensure a safe and enjoyable visit to Circuit 1B of this world-renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site.
All Machupicchu tickets are non-transferrable and non-refundable. All Machupicchu tickets are valid only for 1 day, only for the date and times indicated on the ticket. You can NOT re-enter Machupicchu once you exit, so please make sure you are prepared to remain inside the entire time. There are no bathrooms or food allowed inside Machupicchu, so plan accordingly.
Cancellations or refunds of Machu Picchu tickets are not allowed by Peru's Ministerio de Cultura. The Ministry of Culture. You can not change the date of your ticket once is has been issued. No exceptions.