Peruways sells Machu Picchu entry tickets with your train, bus and guide in one checkout. Since the Ministry of Culture’s 2024 reform, each ticket is tied to a specific circuit (there are three) and a specific entry time, and high-season slots sell out weeks in advance.
Booking takes a minute. Pick a date, pick one of the three circuits (Circuit 2 is the classic lap; Circuits 1 and 3 are shorter), pick a timed slot between 6am and 2pm. The PDF arrives in the same email as the Consettur bus and the PeruRail or Inca Rail ticket, so you walk straight from the station to the gate.
Circuit choice matters more than most travelers realise. Circuit 2 covers the Sacred Plaza, Intihuatana and Watchman’s Hut and takes 2–3 hours. Circuit 1 is the shorter upper route; Circuit 3 is the lower one. Peruways’ booking page explains the difference and the add-ons — Huayna Picchu, Machu Picchu Mountain and the Inca Bridge each require specific circuit tickets.
Book your Machu Picchu entry at Peruways. The entry, the bus, the train and a licensed guide sit in one confirmation.
