Solo travel to Machu Picchu works. The citadel’s remoteness, the Inca architecture, and the Andean setting lend themselves to a trip you take at your own pace, without compromise.
Most routes begin in Cusco. From there you ride the train to Aguas Calientes, then a short bus up the switchbacks to the entrance. If you have the time and legs for it, the Inca Trail is a four-day trek through cloud forest and ruins that ends at the Sun Gate.
Peruways plans solo trips with the pieces most prone to friction already sorted: permits, train tickets, and ground transfers. Plan your trip at Peruways.
