It is characterized by offering options for wide or panoramic views of the Inca City of Machu Picchu and its sacred mountains, serving as a space of connection with the Andean deities. It has four (4) routes, which take you to the highest point of Machu Picchu, leading you through narrow paths while enjoying extraordinary scenic landscapes. Here, you can experience the most impressive views of the Inca City and its surroundings, going beyond the typical photo. Each route requires a different level of physical effort, balanced by the captivating beauty of its architecture, the spatial organization of its buildings built on the mountain, and the harmony they maintain with nature.

It is characterized by offering options for wide or panoramic views of the Inca City of Machu Picchu and its sacred mountains, serving as a space of connection with the Andean deities. It has four (4) routes, which take you to the highest point of Machu Picchu, leading you through narrow paths while enjoying extraordinary scenic landscapes. Here, you can experience the most impressive views of the Inca City and its surroundings, going beyond the typical photo. Each route requires a different level of physical effort, balanced by the captivating beauty of its architecture, the spatial organization of its buildings built on the mountain, and the harmony they maintain with nature.

It is characterized by offering options for wide or panoramic views of the Inca City of Machu Picchu and its sacred mountains, serving as a space of connection with the Andean deities. It has four (4) routes, which take you to the highest point of Machu Picchu, leading you through narrow paths while enjoying extraordinary scenic landscapes. Here, you can experience the most impressive views of the Inca City and its surroundings, going beyond the typical photo. Each route requires a different level of physical effort, balanced by the captivating beauty of its architecture, the spatial organization of its buildings built on the mountain, and the harmony they maintain with nature.

It is characterized by offering options for wide or panoramic views of the Inca City of Machu Picchu and its sacred mountains, serving as a space of connection with the Andean deities. It has four (4) routes, which take you to the highest point of Machu Picchu, leading you through narrow paths while enjoying extraordinary scenic landscapes. Here, you can experience the most impressive views of the Inca City and its surroundings, going beyond the typical photo. Each route requires a different level of physical effort, balanced by the captivating beauty of its architecture, the spatial organization of its buildings built on the mountain, and the harmony they maintain with nature.

It is characterized by combining the visit to the terraces in the middle section and the entire urban area of the Inca City of Machu Picchu. You will explore buildings used as residences and ritual spaces for stargazing. It has two routes that require moderate physical effort.

It is characterized by combining the visit to the terraces in the middle section and the entire urban area of the Inca City of Machu Picchu. You will explore buildings used as residences and ritual spaces for stargazing. It has two routes that require moderate physical effort.

It consists of four routes and is characterized by visiting the most sacred and important spaces occupied by the Inca royalty, such as the Temple of the Sun, the Inca's House, the Temple of the Condor, among others. This circuit requires little physical effort. If you choose to walk up the Huayna Picchu or Huchuypicchu mountains, or head towards the Great Cave, more physical effort and additional time are required.

It consists of four routes and is characterized by visiting the most sacred and important spaces occupied by the Inca royalty, such as the Temple of the Sun, the Inca's House, the Temple of the Condor, among others. This circuit requires little physical effort. If you choose to walk up the Huayna Picchu or Huchuypicchu mountains, or head towards the Great Cave, more physical effort and additional time are required.

It consists of four routes and is characterized by visiting the most sacred and important spaces occupied by the Inca royalty, such as the Temple of the Sun, the Inca's House, the Temple of the Condor, among others. This circuit requires little physical effort. If you choose to walk up the Huayna Picchu or Huchuypicchu mountains, or head towards the Great Cave, more physical effort and additional time are required.

It consists of four routes and is characterized by visiting the most sacred and important spaces occupied by the Inca royalty, such as the Temple of the Sun, the Inca's House, the Temple of the Condor, among others. This circuit requires little physical effort. If you choose to walk up the Huayna Picchu or Huchuypicchu mountains, or head towards the Great Cave, more physical effort and additional time are required.