Meet Your Private Guide at Machu Picchu Entrance
Meet your private Machu Picchu guide at the entrance gate of the archaeological site. After presenting your valid entrance ticket, begin your private guided tour of Machu Picchu.
Enter Machu Picchu
Enter the Machu Picchu archaeological site with your private guide and follow the official visitor circuit corresponding to your entrance ticket.
Your guide will accompany you throughout the experience and explain the history and significance of the main areas included in your route.
Explore the Inca Citadel
Discover the impressive Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, including the archaeological areas available on your selected circuit.
Learn about ancient Inca temples, plazas, agricultural terraces, ceremonial areas, stone structures, and architectural features.
Machu Picchu History and Inca Culture
Learn about the history of Machu Picchu and the Inca civilisation. Discover how the Incas built this extraordinary mountain citadel and adapted their architecture to the natural environment.
Your private guide will provide engaging explanations about Inca history, archaeology, architecture, religion, traditions, and daily life.
Personalised Private Tour
Enjoy a private Machu Picchu guided tour with a dedicated local guide. Ask questions, learn at your own pace, and focus on the historical and cultural aspects that interest you most.
Scenic Views and Photography
Admire the spectacular Andes Mountains and landscapes surrounding Machu Picchu. Enjoy photography opportunities in permitted areas while following the official visitor regulations.
Return to the Exit
After completing the authorised visitor circuit, your private guide will accompany you to the exit area of Machu Picchu.
The tour starts at the Machu Picchu entrance gate and ends at the Machu Picchu exit, completing your private guided experience at the archaeological site.
Important Information
The exact route and archaeological areas visited depend on the Machu Picchu circuit and entrance ticket selected. Visitor routes and regulations are subject to official rules and may change for conservation and visitor management.
