Special Tours Machu Picchu

Visit Machu Picchu in a wheelchair!

The visit to Machu Picchu in a wheelchair, although with many difficulties, is possible. The tour offers the company of a guide, as well as an assistant guide. The Machu Picchu circuit is the ‘4’, which allows a less hectic tour, but with beautiful views of the Inca citadel. Get to know the experience of visiting Machu Picchu in a wheelchair!

The most special attractions in Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu has more than 150 stone constructions. In addition, the Inca citadel is surrounded by imposing mountains. Special places like the Huayna Picchu, the Intihuatana, the Sacred Rock, the Intipunku, the Temple of the Sun, and more. Learn about the most special attractions during your visit to Machu Picchu.

• Huayna Picchu Mountain – Huayna Picchu, whose summit is 2,693 meters above sea level, is the most famous peak in the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu. It is famous for its beautiful view, its stone paths, and the arduous trekking route to its summit. On the route, you will find terraces, Inca walls, and even temples (such as the Great Cavern). The hike to the top of ‘Huayna’ takes between 1 to 2 hours.
• The Intihuatana – The Intihuatana is one of the most famous stone constructions of Machu Picchu. Its name means ‘sundial’. As its name indicates, it was used as an agricultural calendar to predict the correct time for sowing and harvesting. The visit is included in the religious sector. There is an unwritten story that points out that by bringing your hand close to the Intihuatana, you are filled with the energy of the sun.
• The Intipunku – The Intipunku was the main entrance to the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu during Inca times. Its name means ‘door of the sun’. It stands out for its stone walls and viewpoints with beautiful scenic views of the archaeological site. The visit is made with the Inca Trail tour because through this door is the entrance to Machu Picchu after 4 days of walking.

Questions and answers about thespecial tours in Machu Picchu

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• Why is Machu Picchu a special tourist destination?
  Machu Picchu has a special charm due to its beautiful landscape, immense history, and mysterious energy. It was built in 1450 approximately by orders of the emperor Pachacutec.
• When is a special day to visit Machu Picchu?
  Machu Picchu is open every day of the year. However, a special day to visit it is in June. In that month Cusco celebrates its Jubilee month with many outdoor cultural activities. In addition, on June 24th the Inti Raymi is celebrated in the city of Cusco.
• What are the most special temples of Machu Picchu?
  Machu Picchu has more than 150 stone constructions made by the Incas hundreds of years ago. Of all, some of the most special temples are the Temple of the Sun, the Intihuatana, the Main Temple, the Temple of the 3 Windows, the Sacred Rock, and the Temple of the Condor.
• What does the Inti Raymi + Machu Picchu 2 days tour include?
  The Inti Raymi + Machu Picchu 2 days tour offers the Inti Raymi ceremony (June 24), as well as the visit to Machu Picchu (second day of visit). For each day the service offers: hotel pick up, full transportation (Expedition service), full entrance fees and professional tour guide. During the Inti Raymi the tour also includes a buffet lunch.
• What does the 1 day Machu Picchu luxury tour include?
  The Machu Picchu 1-day tour with a private guide includes the Hiram Bingham luxury train ride on both the outbound and return leg. The tour also offers the necessary services for a comfortable trip: hotel pick up, tourist transfers, full entrance fees, private professional guide, and meals on board the train.
• Is Machu Picchu wheelchair accessible?
  Machu Picchu does not have adequate infrastructure for wheelchair access. The Inca Citadel does not offer ramps during the tour. During the trip, the train companies do not offer ramps or spaces on board for wheelchairs. Even so, it is possible to visit Machu Picchu. It is best to do it with an all-inclusive 1-day tour.
• What does the special Machu Picchu wheelchair tour include?
  The Machu Picchu special wheelchair tour offers pick up from the hotel in Cusco, full transportation (transfers, Expedition train, and Consettur bus), private guide all service and assistant guide, as well as buffet lunch at the prestigious restaurant of the 5-star hotel Sanctuary Lodge.
• What is included in the private tour to Machu Picchu for 1 day?
  The private tour to Machu Picchu is a 1-day pick from the hotel in Cusco, full tourist transportation with Expedition train, entrance Machu Picchu Solo (circuit 2 the most recommended), Consettur bus, and a private tour guide service that accompanies the visitor from the pick up in the city of Cusco, during the trip, in Machu Picchu and on the return to Cusco).