
The official ticket
Where the sole price comes from, and why a second website is not a shortcut.
Cusco, Peru
We buy the official ticket, match it to the passport, and send it before you go.

We buy it on tuboleto.cultura.pe, in the traveler’s name. It is not a voucher from us.
Every name, spelled as printed. The gate checks the ID against the ticket.
The form sells a standard circuit. Mountain routes, the train, and the bus are separate.
The desk
Choose the day. We purchase the Ministry of Culture ticket for a standard circuit and email it to you. We confirm the circuit and the entry hour before you pay.
The ridge
The bus from Aguas Calientes drops you at the gate. From there it is terraces, stone houses, and Huayna Picchu behind the city. The hour on the ticket is the hour you go in.


The stone
The Temple of the Sun is fitted stone. Which circuit reaches it depends on the route you hold. Tell us the one you want. We only buy a circuit we have checked.

Where the sole price comes from, and why a second website is not a shortcut.

The citadel is split into routes. The hour on the ticket is the hour you enter.

Ollantaytambo, Aguas Calientes, and the bus that is not inside the entry price.
We buy the official Ministry of Culture ticket in each traveler’s name and email it to you. The adult price is for a standard circuit, the routes that stay in the citadel. You pay after we confirm by email. This website does not charge a card, and we do not hold unnamed tickets.
Visit Machu Picchu is a ticket concierge run by Bravora Travel. The Ministry of Culture sells the only official ticket, at tuboleto.cultura.pe. machupicchu.gob.pe is the information site, not the shop. A ticket from anywhere else is not the official one.
Published 2026 schedules put a foreign adult on a standard circuit at S/152 plus S/11 for the park, S/163 together. Our adult rate covers that official ticket and the work of getting it issued in the right name, on a circuit that is actually open. Children from 3 to 17 pay less officially. Our child rate covers the official minor ticket and the booking. If the checkout shows a different figure, we reprice before you pay.
Yes. The gate checks the ticket against a passport or other photo ID. Spell every name the way it is printed. We ask for the passport number only after you confirm, and only so the ticket can be issued. We do not store that number on this website. Peruvian, Andean Community, and student rates are lower. Say so in the note.
Not on this form. Huayna Picchu, Machu Picchu Mountain, and the Great Cavern are different routes, with a higher official price and a hard cap. They sell out. Write the route in the note if you want us to look. We buy it only after we see it available, and we reprice before you pay. We do not promise a circuit we have not checked.
No. The train to Aguas Calientes, also called Machu Picchu Pueblo, and the bus from town up to the gate are separate tickets. Our price is the citadel entry only. Most people take the train from Ollantaytambo.
No. The ticket is a named entry at a set hour. There is still a check at the gate. We do not sell a way around it.
A standard circuit is about two to three hours inside the ruins, plus the bus ride each way. The entry hour on the ticket is when you go in. It is not a window you can move.
Before we take payment, you can drop the request with an email. After payment, cancel or move the date at least 48 hours before the visit and we refund what you paid us. Inside 48 hours the official ticket may already be issued in your name. Those tickets are not transferable and the date does not move, so that portion may not come back.
A date question, a party larger than eight, or a mountain route if one is still open. If the visit is tomorrow, call 302-990-2663.