Yes, they do. Your student ID should have an expiration date for you to get the discount.
There are four routes, each providing different views and experiences. Circuit 2 is a favorite because it covers many of Machu Picchu’s highlights.
This route is a bit boring, because you will be walking along the train trek. The hike itself therefore is flat and about 3 hours.
Yes, to receive a student discount, your ID should include an expiration date.
Choquequirao is quieter and more remote compared to the Inca Trail, which makes it more challenging but offers a unique and beautiful experience.
Yes, it’s possible, but it will be a little rushed due to the distance.
It’s a tight schedule. The bus ride to Aguas Calientes takes about 30 minutes, and you should arrive at the train station 30 minutes early.
Yes, only 3000 people can visit per day, spread across four routes and time slots.
It’s not an official stamp and could technically make your passport invalid, though it’s not often enforced.
At least two months ahead to secure your choice of circuits and times.
Tickets for Machu Picchu
No, usually you can not. You can only buy it for the next day.
Yes, only 3000 people can visit per day, spread across four routes and time slots.
Most of the times you can get a ticket a day before in Aguas Calientes, but it’s not guaranteed.
There are often lines, especially during peak tourist times, but not very long. You will receive a timeslot for when to come back to actually buy your ticket. This way they spread the amount of people that want to buy a ticket in Aguas Calientes