[2025 Urubamba Attraction] Travel Guide for Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu (Updated Jun)

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 2024 - My Machu Picchu 2024.1.10-1.20 Taiwan ▶️New York ▶️Lima ▶️Cusco ▶️Aguas Calientes ▶️Machu Picchu ▶️Cusco▶️Lima▶️New York▶️San Francisco▶️Taiwan It takes four days to travel back and forth. This was my first time in Central and South America. I have been interested in alien civilizations since I was a child. In the "LEGO story" course, Use building blocks to express the yearning for Machu Picchu. I didn't expect it to be completed in 2024. One of the life bucket list items 😇 Before setting off, All I can think of for a long flight is body aches; So let's discuss the itinerary before and after. Stay one more night in New York. Sleep in the hotel to replenish your energy. The transfer process is not that tiring. Entering the Spanish-speaking countries in Central and South America, English is useless. Gesticulating body language, It will be the best way to communicate. From Cusco to Aguas Calientes, You need to take a special train in the middle. I happened to take different companies to experience it. Reshui Town is full of the feeling of Wulai, Taiwan. Wet but warm; stay overnight, Take the bus to Machu Picchu⛰️, The journey is like a fairyland. The trees of the forest are all around, The clouds are so thick that it seems you can touch them with your hand. First time to Machu Picchu⛰️, It was still early morning. Machu Picchu⛰️ is covered by tulle, Until the sun comes out, The full picture of Machu Picchu⛰️ gradually emerged. Under the sunlight, The entire ruins are shocking. This journey is full of exciting memories. At the same time, I also feel the blessing of mysterious power. I hope I can unlock other life bucket lists.

2024.08.28 The highlight of this trip to Peru - Machu Picchu, one of the Seven Wonders of the World As soon as we arrived in Reshui Town last night, we bought tickets to go to Machu Picchu the next day. Of course, I had already bought the tickets in May, but the tickets for Circle 2 were very popular, so when I bought them at that time, there were only two tickets left, one for 8/28 at 12 noon and one for 2 pm. When waiting for the bus to Machu Picchu, there will be a timetable for buying tickets in front of each queue. Basically, you have to queue up according to the time you buy the ticket. But luckily, today, before queuing to get on the 12 o'clock bus, when the staff checked the tickets, although my friend's time was 2 pm, we both asked if we could take the same bus together. It happened that the person standing behind us understood English and helped us explain to the staff in Spanish. So after some pleading and explanation, he still stamped the ticket and let the two of us take the bus together. We were really lucky! How to get to Machu Picchu? Two ways to get from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu 1. Bus • Price: USD 24/person round trip (about NT$768) • Time: About 20 minutes to reach the entrance of Machu Picchu 2. Walking • Price: Free • Time: 10 km one way, about 1.5-2 hours walking Adhere to the principle of not overworking your body! Of course, we chose to take the bus to Machu Picchu. It is recommended that you go to the bus ticket office to buy tickets when you arrive in Reshuizhen the day before. Remember to bring your passport or ID to buy tickets, because they will check whether you are the real person when you get on the bus. Although I had to get up early and wait for a long time at the gate and to get on the bus, I was finally about to set foot on this mysterious ancient Inca civilization, and my heart was filled with excitement and anticipation. Due to physical factors, we chose the more relaxed way of taking a ride to Reshui Town. Compared to the friends I heard before, they started from Cusco and completed the five-day Salkantay Trek. The entire hiking trip including food and accommodation only cost USD 200 (about NT$6400). This challenge is suitable for friends who have time and physical strength! In the morning, after we had breakfast, we went out at about 9:30, only to find that there was already a large group of people queuing for the bus to Machu Picchu. We immediately joined the queue! While waiting in line, I actually met two people from Lima who had joined the tour group with me yesterday. They also came to Machu Picchu today. We arrived at Machu Picchu around 11:50. Remember to use the toilet before entering. The fee is 2 sol/person (about NT$20), and this is the only toilet, so be careful not to drink too much water before entering so that you can stay inside longer. We didn't hire a tour guide this time, so we were able to stay inside for almost four hours. Although there is no tour guide's explanation, you can take pictures and explore more freely. I saw that those who were traveling in a group or had a tour guide were asked to move quickly to the next explanation point. There are really pros and cons to each. Today can really be said to be a dream come true. I finally saw the Machu Picchu that I had been longing for! I have wanted to come to Peru for many times, and finally it happened! It is actually very easy to take pictures of empty scenery inside Machu Picchu. Just wait until a group of tourists passes by and seize the opportunity to take great photos. Today I also met a family from the United States. The father is over 70 years old. I really admire him when I saw him climbing up and down with his two sons. This experience has made me more determined to travel more when I am young, and not wait until I am old to regret not exploring the world sooner. For dinner, we enjoyed a very cost-effective set meal at a restaurant, which cost only 15 sol/person (about NT$150). Later we went to drink Pisco sour but found that the one here was not as good as the one in Cusco. I was disappointed after trying both, and could only go back to the hotel silently. Background and Highlights of Machu Picchu: Machu Picchu, known as the "Lost Inca City", was built by the Inca Emperor Pachacuti in the 15th century and is located on a mountain at an altitude of about 2,430 meters. This ancient city is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is one of the most important tourist attractions in Peru. The architectural style of Machu Picchu blends perfectly with the surrounding natural landscape. The entire site includes many stone temples, palaces, houses and terraces, demonstrating the Inca people's outstanding construction technology and precise astronomical observations. The most notable buildings include the Temple of the Sun, the Sacred Forum, and the house believed to be the emperor's residence. As you explore Machu Picchu, you’ll discover that each stone was precisely cut and fitted together, without the use of any mortar, yet it stands firmly in the earthquake-prone Andes Mountains. This ancient city is not only a symbol of Inca civilization, but also a historical puzzle worthy of deep thought. When visiting Machu Picchu, it is recommended to book your ticket early to ensure you get the circle 2 Complete Classic Circuit tickets, because the route is the longest and most complete! Besides, you’re spending the same amount of money on tickets, so why not go to the longest one? Also, when you enter, the staff will check whether each person's name matches the one on the ticket, so those who want to buy transfer tickets should also remember that the name on the ticket can be changed. Otherwise, if you get to the door and are found to have a different name, you will be kicked out. And bring water, a hat, and sunscreen with you, because it's really sunny inside. Also, selfie sticks are prohibited inside, so there is no need to bring one, because when we took out our selfie sticks, the staff asked us to put them away. Coming here really feels like a goal achieved! Thanks to my friend Da Lai for accompanying me to Peru, where I collected the seven wonders of the world, Machu Picchu. Next year, my goal is to collect the other two of the seven wonders, Petra in Jordan, and the Taj Mahal in India! #peru #machupicchu #sevenwondersoftheworld #Peru #MachuPicchu

🚢✨ 36-day Antarctic Expedition and South American Cultural Experience: A Magical Journey Across the Ice Fields ✨📸 🚢【Cruise Introduction】 🚢 Name: Ocean Victory 🚢 Maiden Voyage: 2021 🏢 Number of Decks: 9 ⚖ Gross Tonnage: 8,500 tons 👥 Maximum Passenger Capacity: 189 🌈【Travel Highlights】: 🔸 Antarctic Exploration: Delve into the Antarctic Circle, observe glaciers, penguins, and whales up close. 🔸 South American Adventure: Visit world-famous beaches, immerse in the unique passion of South America, and tour Machu Picchu. 🔸 Special Activities: Challenge ice water swimming, polar BBQ, and Amazon rainforest adventure, with daily novel experiences. 🔸 In-depth Cultural Tour: Visit historical sites in 6 South American countries, taste authentic cuisine, and experience local life. 📅 【Travel Itinerary】: Departure on February 1, 2025 Day 1: Depart from Beijing to São Paulo, Brazil. Days 2-4: Visit the Christ the Redeemer statue, Copacabana Beach, and Iguazu Falls in Rio de Janeiro. Days 5-6: Experience the charm of tango in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Days 7-8: Relax in the ancient city of Colonia, Uruguay. Days 9-15: Sail on the Ocean Victory across the Drake Passage, explore Antarctic glaciers, and encounter penguins and seals. Days 16-17: Wine tasting in Chile and enjoy the night sky in Santiago. Days 18-20: Explore Machu Picchu and feel the history of the Inca Empire. Days 21-22: Venture into the Amazon rainforest and experience the life of primitive tribes. Days 23-24: Visit the Salt Cathedral and Gold Museum in Colombia. Days 25-26: Head to Iquitos and explore the gateway to the Amazon rainforest. Days 27-30: Historical journey from Nazca to Machu Picchu in Peru. Days 31-33: Visit the Salt Cathedral and Gold Museum in Bogotá, then return to São Paulo. Days 34-36: Return to Beijing from São Paulo, concluding this adventure. 🌈✨ This is an ultimate challenge for the body and mind, not only exploring the last secret place on Earth but also deeply experiencing the rich culture and natural scenery of South America. Let's discover the boundaries of the world together and seek the profound meaning of life.🌍

Machu Picchu is a 15th-century Inca citadel located in the Eastern Cordillera of southern Peru on a 2,430-meter (7,970 ft) mountain ridge. Often referred to as the "Lost City of the Incas", it is the most familiar icon of the Inca Empire. We took the earliest bus at 5.30am up to Machu Picchu entrance from the gateway town of Aquas Calientes to see the gorgeous sun rose above the mountains before the beautiful clouds disappeared revealing the breathtaking Incan ruins of Machu Picchu. We spent a good 3 hours walking around and taking amazing photos. There’s no toilet once you’ve passed the entrance so make sure you use the toilet at the entrance before hiking up. Also once you’ve started one of the hiking routes, you cannot turn back but must keep moving forward till the end of the route which takes you back to the entrance where drinks, food and toilets are available so pack a bottle of water or snacks if you need them along the way. This was our top bucket list ticked and an epic trip of a lifetime!#machupicchu #peru

Machu Picchu is an awe-inspiring archaeological marvel that transports you back in time. The journey to this ancient Incan city involves a scenic train ride through the Andes and a steep hike up to the site. The views are breathtaking, and the ruins are remarkably well-preserved. The experience of standing atop the Intihuatana, the "Hitching Post of the Sun," and surveying the surrounding mountains is unforgettable. Despite the crowds, Machu Picchu is a must-see destination for anyone interested in history, culture, and natural beauty. #machupicchu

do i have to explain where this is? This ancient site of Machu Picchu in Peru is MESMERIZING. after trekking for 5 days bypass Salkantay, we finally reached our point. The moment we see the ruins was just unforgettable and touching. There is definitely a reason why it is one of the 7 wonders of the world and nothing about the site is overhyped. you may also see llamas roaming around too!

Most archaeologists believe that Machu Picchu was built as an estate for the Inca emperor Pachacuti (1438–1472). Often mistakenly referred to as the “Lost City of the Incas” (a title more accurately applied to Vilcabamba), it is the most familiar icon of Inca civilization. The Incas built the estate around 1450 but abandoned it a century later at the time of the Spanish Conquest. Although known locally, it was not known to the Spanish during the colonial period and remained unknown to the outside world until American historian Hiram Bingham brought it to international attention in 1911. Machu Picchu was built in the classical Inca style, with polished dry-stone walls. Its three primary structures are the Inti Watana, the Temple of the Sun, and the Room of the Three Windows. Most of the outlying buildings have been reconstructed in order to give tourists a better idea of how they originally appeared. By 1976, thirty percent of Machu Picchu had been restored and restoration continues. Machu Picchu was declared a Peruvian Historical Sanctuary in 1981 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. In 2007, Machu Picchu was voted one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in a worldwide Internet poll. #tripblazers #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #newyearadventure #beachlife #campingglamping #本地遊 #foodie #nationalpark

When you come to Peru, you must not miss Machu Picchu. You may have to change several modes of transportation to get there. The town closest to Machu Picchu and with an airport is Cusco, and most people usually live in this town. When you get up in the morning, ask the front desk to call a car to take you to Poroy Railway Station (about 20 minutes), and then take the train to Reshui Town. Don’t think you’ve arrived yet. You can choose to walk or take a bus to the ticket office in Reshui Town. I don’t know how much the transportation fee was just to see Machu Picchu. Round trip ticket from Lima to Cusco: about NT$2,200-4,000 Taxi to the train station: one way is about 200-250 Taiwan dollars (it is best to get 4 people to share a taxi) Train: One way: about US$57 to US$95 Round trip from the foot of the mountain to the ticket office: US$24 Tickets: 158 Peruvian pesos (about 1,400 Taiwan dollars) #MachuPicchu#Peru

one of the most exciting places I have been! unesco world famous historic sanctuary of Machu Picchu at 2400 meters above sea level in Peru. located between the Peruvian Andes and the Amazon Basin, covers an area of 32500 hectares. The Citadel was built in the 15th century and later abandoned when the Inca Empire was conquered by the Spanish. #2023travelwish #lucaworldtraveler

Machu Picchu, one of seven New Wonders of the World and undoubtedly Perù's number one tourist attraction. The UNESCO World Heritage site is also very desirable to the new generation of bloggers, podcasters or those just wanting 'that picture,' you know the elevated picture that covers the entire site without anyone photo-bombing or otherwise interfering with the shot. The most famous home of the Inca's meant even more to us than a picture to impress your friends. The 7th Wonder of the world was just that, the last one standing - we had been to all of the rest and after a couple of false starts we were on our way. After a train ride through the Andes that was priceless in itself - followed by an adrenaline filled bus ride on a track not much wider than the bus, we arrived at the entrance. Touching distance, but hold your horses another couple hundred steps on foot, and breathe. All of the superlatives used to describe Machu Picchu are correct. Most of the site is original and untouched since the sixteenth century when it was abandoned until 1911. The walls and terraces gives us a view into the past and into a culture that once thrived. Keen Astromers, Mathematicians and Engineers the Inca's literally built a city of stone in the sky that we can all enjoy five hundred years later. Awesome seems a feeble understatement when used in the same sentence as Machu Picchu, it was simply brilliant. #machupicchu #southamerica #mountains

Machu Picchu is the most representative building of the Inca Empire and is also known as the 'Lost Inca City'. Machu Picchu is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and is listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. Machu Picchu is located on a mountain at an altitude of 2,430 meters and is surrounded by mountains. Due to its rugged terrain, it is known as the 'City in the Sky'. The most direct way to get to Machu Picchu is to take the Inca Rail train from Cusco to Aguas Calientes, the gateway to Machu Picchu. The round-trip train ticket is USD147 and the journey takes about 4 hours. The outbound train departs from Cusco at 08:28 in the morning and arrives in Aguas Calientes at about 12:41. The return train departs from Aguas Calientes at 19:00 and arrives in Cusco at 23:35 in the evening. Tickets can be booked on the official website of Inca Rail. In addition, there are two other train companies to choose from, Belmond Hiram Bingham and PeruRail. (When we went to Machu Picchu, there was no train directly from Cusco, so we had to charter a car to Ollantaytambo, which took about 2 hours. After arriving in Ollantaytambo, we took a train to Aguas Calientes.) After arriving in Hot Springs, you can go to the visitor center to buy tickets for Machu Picchu. The visitor center is open from 5:30 am to 8:30 pm. If you are worried that tickets are sold out, you can actually go to the official website to pre-order. In addition, if you book online, you need to choose the corresponding date and ticket combination. The ticket combination includes Machu Picchu ticket, Machu Picchu + Huayna Picchu ticket, and Machu Picchu + Machu Picchu Mountain ticket. After selecting all options and confirming, you will receive an email. Follow the instructions in the email and go to the designated link to pay within three hours to complete the reservation. After completing the reservation, you will receive another confirmation email. The entrance hours for Machu Picchu are from 6am to 2pm. There is a limit on the number of people in each period, up to 800 people. The total number of people for the whole day is limited to 6,000 people, and no more than 2,400 people in the same period. The visiting time limit for each person is four hours (but I don't know how to enforce it) If you plan to watch the sunrise at Machu Picchu, you can take the first bus at 05:30 to go up the mountain. The frequency is very high, and the next bus will take over after each bus leaves. The ride takes about 20-25 minutes. Four years ago, the round-trip bus fare was USD16, but I heard that it has now increased to USD24. Bus tickets can be purchased on site, but remember to line up early, because if you go to the bus stop at five o'clock, you will find that there are already more than a hundred people queuing in front of you. When you arrive at Machu Picchu, you will be able to enter after showing your ticket and passport. Not far from the entrance is the Caretaker's Hut, which is the best place to take panoramic views of Machu Picchu. Looking down from here, you can see the main buildings of the ruins at a glance, including the large square in the middle, surrounded by the Royal Palace, the Temple of the Sun, the Royal Tomb, the Temple of the Three Windows, and the highest point of the entire ruins - the Intihuatana used for astronomical observations. In addition, you can also see prisons, residential areas for civilians and nobles, terraced field ruins, pools, underground waterways, and more than a hundred other buildings. Opening hours: The open admission period is from 6 am to 2 pm. There is a limit on the number of people in each period, with a maximum of 800 people, and the visiting time limit for each person is four hours. Tickets: 152PEN (only visit Machu Picchu)

Machu Picchu in Peru! 🚞 I had to go there before I die, but I didn't know I would go there so soon. The legend of the Incas, where everything remains a mystery, Machu Picchu was as mysterious as its name suggests. From the thick fog that seemed like the mountain spirit would pop out, to the tangled maze, to the enormous mountain peaks that only show up when the weather is good, and the wild alpacas. Everything was new and mysterious. I couldn't believe that I was standing in Machu Picchu right now. It was beautiful, as beautiful as it was after spending a long time and money on the train. The more beautiful the nature, the more it is hidden. Will I ever get to go to Machu Picchu again before I die? #Peru travel #South America travel #World travel #Peru #Cusco #Urubamba #Machu Picchu #Historical site #Inca civilization #Inca legend #Alpaca #Trekking #Peru travel course #UNESCO #World landmark @gyungmn

I've been to Machu Picchu once..? I took a bus to Machu Picchu in the morning, and the rain kept falling and the clouds didn't seem to clear. As time passed, the clouds cleared and I was able to see a picturesque view❤️ #PeruTravel #SpringIsHere #ResortForest #SouthAmericaTravel #ResortTravel

Machu Picchu is an Incan citadel set high in the Andes Mountains in Peru, built in the 15th century and later abandoned.

✈️ From Andes to Machu Picchu: Top Travel Tips 🏔️ 🌬️ 1. Altitude First, Adventure Later Arrive in Cusco? Chill for a day or two. Your lungs will thank you. 🍃 2. Coca Leaves = Nature’s Oxygen Chew them, sip the tea — your high-altitude best friend. 🧥 3. Dress in Layers Sun at noon, freeze by four. Be the onion — layer up. 💵 4. Cash Is Essential Remote towns = no Wi-Fi, no ATMs. Bring soles, not regrets. 🚶 5. Book Treks Early Inca Trail, Salkantay? Secure spots months ahead. 🎒 6. Light Bag, Big Views Small pack, water, snacks, camera. That’s all you need. 🕖 7. Beat the Crowds Sunrise at Machu Picchu is magical. Get the first bus. 🛂 8. Don’t Forget Your Passport You’ll need it to enter — and for the legendary stamp! 🚫 9. No Bathroom, No Problem Go before you enter Machu Picchu. No re-entry! 📸 10. Soak It In Yes, get your photo. Then put the phone down. This is a once-in-a-lifetime view. #myitinerary #travel #couplestrip #naturalwonders #thingstodo #staycation

We started from London to Lima. Then flied to Arequipa. We love Arequipa. Then bus tour to Puno from Arequipa. We had a bad attitude sickness on the way to Puno. Then Puno to Cusco by bus tour. Cusco is expensive and very busy city. We don't like very much. But Cusco is the gateway to the Machu Picchu! Love Machu Picchu and Palcoyo rainbow mountains tours from Cusco. We flied back to Lima from Cusco. Then Lima to London!

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Machu Picchu Village (Aguas Calientes) is the gateway to Machu Picchu, a World Heritage Site in Peru. Many people take the train from Cusco, but the "Hydroelectric Plant Route" is popular among backpackers looking to save money. This route involves traveling from Cusco in a shared van to the hydroelectric plant (Hidroelectrica), and then walking along the railroad tracks to Machu Picchu Village. This road along the railroad tracks is called "Stand by Me Road" because it is reminiscent of the movie "Stand by Me." ⸻ 📍Route information (as of February 2024) ・Cusco → Hydroelectric power plant: Approximately 7 hours by shared van / 65 soles (approximately 2,600 yen) ・Hydroelectric power plant → Machupicchu village: Approximately 2.5 hours by foot along the railway tracks *Departure early in the morning / There are unpaved and shaky mountain roads along the way ⸻ 🌟Points ・A route for backpackers that can significantly reduce costs ・The road along the railway tracks has a beautiful view and gives you a sense of adventure, but you need physical strength ・Waterproof equipment and sneakers are recommended as the road is slippery in the rainy season ・When walking, proceed carefully while watching out for trains ・The sense of accomplishment when you arrive at Machupicchu village is exceptional ⸻ #MachupicchuVillage #StandbyMeRoad #CuscoTrip #Peru'sBeautifulView #BackpackerRoad #AroundTheWorld

Machu Picchu, a World Heritage Site, is an aerial city of the Inca Empire located in the Andes mountains of Peru. Built at an altitude of about 2,400m surrounded by deep mountains, it continues to attract people with its architectural techniques and mystique. When I visited, the entire ruins were covered in clouds, but as time passed, the veil of mist gradually cleared, revealing a beautiful sight. ⸻ 📍Location Machu Picchu, Cusco Region, Peru Access: Take a bus or walk from Machu Picchu Village (Aguas Calientes) to the summit *Walking: Approximately 1.5 to 2 hours / Bus: Approximately 25 minutes (24 dollars round trip) 🕰️Visiting period / time frame Can be visited all year round / There are more clouds and rain during the rainy season (November to March) Admission is by ticket system based on time slot (early reservations are required for popular slots) 💸Admission information (as of February 2024) ・Machu Picchu admission ticket: 40 US dollars (approximately 6,000 yen) ・Recommended route: Circuit 2 (Classic Route) ・Tickets can be purchased online or on-site (Cusco/Machupicchu Village) ・Passport must be presented/Paper or electronic ticket must be brought ⸻ 🌟Points ・Machupicchu wrapped in clouds is fantastical and beautiful ・There are fewer people in the early morning hours, so you can feel the tranquility and mysticism more ・After entering, the route is one-way, so take photos on the spot ・If you want to avoid crowds, the best time to go is early in the morning or in the afternoon ・Due to the difference in altitude and many stairs, water, comfortable shoes, and cold weather are essential ⸻ #MachuPicchu #MachuPicchu #PeruTrip #IncaHeritage #WorldHeritage #SouthAmericaStunningViews #AroundTheWorld

Located in the Cusco region of Peru, Machu Picchu is a pre-Columbian Inca Empire city ruin and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Perched at an altitude of 2,430 meters on a mountain ridge, it overlooks the Urubamba River Valley, earning its nickname as the 'Sky City' and is also known as the 'Lost City of the Incas.' The architecture of Machu Picchu is a classic example of Inca style, with three well-preserved structures: the Intihuatana (Sun Stone), the Temple of the Sun, and the Temple of the Three Windows. There is also an unrestored section that allows visitors to see the site as it was when first discovered. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Machu Picchu is classified as both a cultural and natural heritage site. However, the site faces challenges from tourism-related damage. There are three routes to explore the area; during my first visit, I took the lower city route and didn’t reach the summit—a small regret that motivates me to return.

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#Overseas travel Overseas travel Peru's Machu Picchu ⭐️Machu Picchu⭐️ is a world-famous historic site that people all over the world are crazy about. Known as the lost city in the sky, it has various hiking courses such as Circuit 1 and 2. The purpose and function of this city are unknown, but it is one of the tourist destinations that must be visited by those who love to travel because of its unique beauty that cannot be seen anywhere else. 🎯08680 Peru #MachuPicchu #MachuPicchu #Peru #PeruTravel

Here are some recommended restaurants in Machupicchu Village. Restaurant Ayahuasca Grill 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/T4vrVjFvZouEtJvL9 The course menu here is recommended and costs 40 pesos, which is reasonable compared to other restaurants. The recommended dish is the alpaca steak. The alpaca steak here is very tender and delicious, so please try it. #0yentrip#Peru#Machupicchuvillage

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I'll introduce the STAND BY ME Road to Machupicchu Village in Peru. Take a van from Cusco to near Machupicchu Village for 50 pesos, then walk about 10km to Machupicchu Village. You can actually get there by train, but this is the cheapest route. You'll be walking on railroad tracks, so trains will come along the way and you'll be walking on bad roads, so it's tiring, but the natural scenery is very beautiful, so I recommend it as an alternative to trekking. #Peru #Machupicchu #0yentrip

I visited Circuit 1B in Machu Picchu, Peru. Circuit 1 in Machu Picchu only allows you to enjoy the view from the terraces and does not let you walk inside the site. The scenery is quite stunning, offering views reminiscent of the iconic photos of Machu Picchu seen in textbooks. Along the way, you can spot llamas within the ruins. However, this course is relatively short compared to others, and the fact that you cannot enter the interior of Machu Picchu is a major downside. The most recommended circuit is Circuit 2. However, since Circuit 2 is very popular and may sell out, if that happens, avoid Circuit 1 and opt for Circuit 3 instead.

I went to Machu Picchu, Peru. There are several circuits in Machu Picchu, but the courses have been revised since last year, and each one has been made worse. This time I went to Circuit 2 B. This place does not have a terrace course to view Machu Picchu from above, but you can walk inside Machu Picchu. When I walked around, I was surprised at how impressive it was, and the view of Machu Picchu was also quite good! I recommend both Circuit 2 courses A and B. #0yentrip#Peru#MachuPicchu