Machu Picchu: How to Buy Your Tickets on tuboleto.cultura.pe
The Ministry of Culture has launched an official website where you can purchase tickets to visit Machu Picchu in 2025.
The platform, managed by the Ministry of Culture in Lima, offers limited ticket availability based on two seasons: high and low.
Joinnus has stopped selling Machu Picchu tickets on its website.
Tickets to Machu Picchu are now available on the new Ministry of Culture platform.
Below is a step-by-step guide on how to secure your ticket and visit this impressive World Heritage Site.
Contact us via WhatsApp or visit boletoperu.pe for more information about the Machu Picchu circuits and tickets, or to reserve your tickets for 2025. We will help you easily and securely purchase your tickets. We offer a simple booking process and 24/7 support.
Below, we will provide the steps on how to buy your Machu Picchu tickets.
Visit the Tuboleto.Cultura.pe:
Visit tuboleto.cultura.pe and select “Llaqta Inca de Machu Picchu” as your destination.
The official website is designed in Spanish. When you open the site, you’ll see a white column on the right side of the page where you can select your preferred tickets. The page provides the following instructions in Spanish:
Adquiere tu boleto:
“Seleccione el circuito que desea visitar” (Select the circuit you want to visit).
After selecting a circuit, go to “Seleccione la ruta de su recorrido” (Select the route of your tour).
Each circuit offers multiple route options—up to ten—and you can choose and reserve your preferred one.
Next, select “Seleccione la fecha de su visita” (Select the date of your visit) and “Seleccione el horario de su visita” (Select the time of your visit).
We recommend choosing your preferred time carefully. Once reserved, the date cannot be changed.
Then, choose your category in “Seleccione su procedencia” (Select your origin). There are four options:
- Extranjero: For foreign travelers
- Peruano: For Peruvian citizens only.
- CAN Countries or Resident Foreigner: For travelers from CAN countries (Andean Community: Ecuador, Bolivia, and Colombia) or foreign residents of Peru. These travelers receive a 50% discount.
- Ciudadano Cusqueño: For citizens of the Cusco region only.
After entering all the required information, the system will display the price for each ticket. See below for more detailed information.
Remember:
According to Machu Picchu regulations, tickets are non-refundable, and changes to the date or time are not allowed.
It is very important to plan carefully before purchasing your ticket, especially if you are buying a train ticket or planning a trek to Machu Picchu.
Tuboleto.cultura.pe: Login
Before purchasing tickets, it is important to create a user account. You will need to provide your personal information and accept the booking terms and conditions, as well as agree to receive future notifications from the Ministry of Culture agency.
Note: If you enter incorrect information, your ticket will not be valid.
Machu Picchu ticket cost:
Once on the page, choose the rate that suits your needs.
General rate (foreign visitors with a general rate).
| Mount Machupicchu + Circuito 1 | ||
| Adult | Student | Children |
| U$ 80 | U$ 53 | U$ 50 |
| Circuit 1 Machu Picchu | ||
| Adult | Student | Children |
| U$ 62 | U$ 30 | U$ 25 |
| Circuit 1 Intipunko | ||
| Adult | Student | Children |
| U$ 62 | U$ 30 | U$ 25 |
| Circuit 1 Puente Inka | ||
| Adult | Student | Children |
| U$ 62 | U$ 30 | U$ 25 |
| Circuit 2 Machu Picchu | ||
| Adult | Student | Children |
| U$ 62 | U$ 30 | U$ 25 |
| Circuit 2 Machu Picchu Lower Terrace | ||
| Adult | Student | Children |
| U$ 62 | U$ 30 | U$ 25 |
| Circuit 3 Huayna Picchu | ||
| Adult | Student | Children |
| U$ 80 | U$ 53 | U$ 50 |
| Circuit 3 Royalty | ||
| Adult | Student | Children |
| U$ 62 | U$ 30 | U$ 25 |
| Circuit 3 Great Cavern | ||
| Adult | Student | Children |
| U$ 80 | U$ 53 | U$ 50 |
| Circuit 3 Huchuy Picchu | ||
| Adult | Student | Children |
| U$ 80 | U$ 53 | U$ 50 |
Promotional rate (Peruvian visitors and members of CAN (Andean Community) countries)
Tickets for Cusqueños (Cusco residents): Citizens born in Cusco will continue to enter for free on Sundays. They must generate their free ticket through the platform according to the respective capacity.
Purchase limit per user on tuboleto.cultura.pe
The limit on tuboleto.cultura.pe is five tickets per user.
When booking, select the number of tickets you wish to purchase.
Remember, you can only purchase a maximum of five tickets per reservation, so plan accordingly if you’re traveling with a larger group. If your group has more than five people, a second user will need to create an account and make a separate reservation.
Payment is made on Tuboleto.cultura.pe.
After completing the previous steps, proceed with payment for your tickets on the same website. The platform is secure and easy to use.
Please note that a bank commission fee will be added depending on your country and credit card provider. This fee is not included in the ticket price and typically ranges from 4% to 6%.
Important note:
It is essential to verify the payment with your bank.
Sometimes, the Ministry of Culture’s booking system experiences technical issues, and your reservation might not be completed even after payment. If this happens, you could arrive at Machu Picchu and find that your tickets are missing.
After making the payment, we strongly recommend taking a screenshot or photo of the confirmation screen. This image will serve as proof of payment if any issues arise.
News:
The Minister of Culture, Leslie Urteaga, emphasized that this new platform is part of a joint effort with various entities to offer easier and more transparent access to the cultural heritage of Machu Picchu. Additionally, it was announced that the on-site sale of a thousand tickets in Machupicchu Pueblo will continue to be available, aiming to diversify the cultural and tourist offer.
Fact:
TuBoleto has been operating since 2023, offering tickets for Kuélap, Chan Chan, Nasca Lines, Pachacamac, Italian Art Museum, National Museum of Chavín, Ransom Room, and Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail Network.