$62.00
Machu Picchu entrance ticket Circuit 1D Inca Bridge
Machu Picchu entrance ticket Circuit 1D Inca Bridge
Take Classic Photo and visit the Inca bridge
Overview
The Machu Picchu Circuit 1 + Inca Bridge ticket is one of the best options for capturing stunning photos of the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu. You will be allowed to visit the upper terraces of Machu Picchu located in Circuit 1, and additionally, you can hike the trail to the Inca Bridge, an excellent example of Inca architecture. The bridge is near some of the most scenic photo spots in Machu Picchu, making this ticket a favorite among photography enthusiasts. The route to the upper terraces takes about 40 minutes to complete, and the hike to the Inca Bridge takes approximately 1 hour. Please note that this ticket is only available from June 1 to October 15 each year. When booking, you will need to select your entry time between 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM. There is a 30-minute late tolerance, so be sure to arrive on time. The downside of this ticket is that it does not provide access to the Inca structures on the lower sector of Machu Picchu.
Price
- Adults (18+ years): $62 USD (Tourists) | $35 USD (Andean Countries)
- Children (3–17 years): $39 USD (Tourists) | $25 USD (Andean Countries)
- Infants (0–2 years): Free
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Students (18–24 years): $39 USD (Tourists) | $25 USD (Andean Countries)
You must present your university ID in physical and laminated format.
See Requirements : The ID must include your University Logo, Full Name, and an effective date within one year of your Machu Picchu visit.
What Is Included?
You are purchasing the official entrance ticket to the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, which provides access to hike to the Inca Bridge and visit the Upper Terraces located in Circuit 1 of the Inca citadel. Circuit 1 is renowned for offering the most stunning photo opportunities of Machu Picchu. Below is a map illustrating the 40-minute route for Circuit 1 Upper Terraces, along with the additional 1-hour route to the Inca Bridge. The route is marked in red.
Helpful Tips: It is recommended you hire a Machu Picchu tour guide to ensure you capture the best photos, as tripods and selfie sticks are not allowed. You must show your original passport along with your ticket at the entrance. The names on your passport and your Machupicchu ticket must match exactly. Re-entry is not permitted once you exit Machu Picchu, so ensure you are prepared to stay inside for the duration of your visit. There are no bathrooms or food allowed within the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, so plan accordingly.What is not included?
- Access to the lower sector where the ruins are is not included
- Access to climb the mountain of Huaynapicchu not included
- Access to climb the mountain of Huchuypicchu not included
- Access to climb Machupicchu mountain not included
- Guide or guided tour to Machu Picchu not included
- Bus ticket from Aguas Calientes to the entrance of Machu Picchu not included
- Train to Machu Picchu not included
Availability of Machu Picchu entrance ticket for Circuit 1D: Inca Bridge
The Machu Picchu entrance ticket for Circuit 1D: Inca Bridge is available for visits only from July 1st to October 15th. During this period, you can enjoy the upper terraces and the Inca Bridge trail. Please plan your visit accordingly, as this ticket is not available outside of these dates.
For real-time availability of the Circuit 1D: Inca Bridge ticket, visit the following link: Circuit 1D Inca Bridge Real-Time Availability.
What to Bring:
- Valid Passport
You must show your original passport along with your entrance ticket at the entrance. The name on your passport and your ticket must match exactly. - Comfortable Footwear
A good pair of hiking shoes or sturdy walking shoes with grip. The trails, while well-maintained, can be rocky and uneven. - Water
Bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. There's no water available inside Machu Picchu. - Sunscreen
Even on cloudy days, the sun can be strong. Apply sunscreen beforehand, and bring some for reapplication during your visit. - Hat and Sunglasses
A hat with a wide brim to protect your face and neck from the sun, and sunglasses to shield your eyes from UV rays. - Camera or Smartphone
To capture the stunning views, but remember, tripods and selfie sticks are not allowed inside Machu Picchu. - Light Jacket or Sweater
Early mornings and evenings can be chilly, so it's good to bring a lightweight jacket or sweater, especially during the rainy season. - Insect Repellent
To protect yourself from insects, especially if you are sensitive to bites. - Snacks
Small snacks like energy bars or nuts can be useful, as food is not allowed inside Machu Picchu. Be sure to consume them before entering. - Cash
There are no ATMs inside Machu Picchu, so bring enough cash if you need to purchase souvenirs or tips for your guide.
Optional:
- Portable Battery Charger
Since you'll likely use your phone for photos, a portable charger can be helpful, especially if you're using GPS or taking lots of pictures.
Things to Remember:
- No large bags or backpacks
Only small bags are allowed. Make sure your bag is small enough to meet the size restrictions (max 5kg, around 20L). - No tripods, selfie sticks, or drones
These are prohibited within the citadel for both safety and preservation reasons.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Machu Picchu Entrance Ticket Circuit 1D: Inca Bridge
1. What does the Machu Picchu Circuit 1D: Inca Bridge ticket include?
The Circuit 1D ticket grants you access to the Upper Terraces of Machu Picchu, located in Circuit 1, as well as the Inca Bridge trail. You will be able to visit some of the best panoramic spots for photos in the Sanctuary.
2. Can I show my Machu Picchu ticket electronically?
Yes, your Machu Picchu ticket can be shown electronically on your mobile device, as long as the barcode is visible. You must also present your original passport, and the name on your passport must match the name on your ticket.
3. Is the Machu Picchu Circuit 1D: Inca Bridge ticket refundable?
No, the Machu Picchu entrance ticket for Circuit 1D: Inca Bridge is non-refundable, non-transferable, and non-editable. Once issued, no changes can be made. If the Inca Bridge is closed on your visit date, you may still enter Machu Picchu, but no refund will be provided.
4. Can I re-enter Machu Picchu with this ticket?
No, you cannot re-enter Machu Picchu once you exit. Make sure to plan accordingly as there are no bathrooms or food available inside the sanctuary.
5. What are the hours for visiting the Inca Bridge?
The Circuit 1D ticket allows you to visit between 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM. You must choose a specific entry time during your reservation.
6. How long will the visit take?
The hike to the Upper Terraces takes about 40 minutes, and the hike to the Inca Bridge takes about 1 hour. Total time for the visit is around 1.5 hours.
7. Can I bring food or water to Machu Picchu?
No food or beverages are allowed inside the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu. Be sure to bring necessary items before entering, as there are no food or drink facilities inside.
8. Is it necessary to hire a tour guide for the Inca Bridge trail?
While it is not mandatory, hiring a guide is highly recommended to get the most out of your visit. A professional guide can provide valuable insights into the history and significance of the Inca Bridge and other sites.
9. When is the best time to visit the Inca Bridge?
The best time to visit is during the early morning hours when the weather is clearer, and the site is less crowded. Remember, you must choose your entry time between 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM.