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Machu Picchu Regulation

This is the translation of the current regulation for the visit of the citadel of Machu Picchu for information purposes.

Note: The original regulation is available in Spanish on the INC Website.

Regulation

The Historical Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, recognized by UNESCO as a Cultural and Natural World Heritage, is a protected site. That is why certain rules are imposed:

• The entrance to the Inca citadel is allowed from 06:00.
• The permanence in the archaeological site is authorized until 17:30.
• Beverages are authorized only in bottles.
• It is forbidden to eat in the site.
• Walking sticks are allowed only for the elderly and handicapped persons.
• The only authorized bags are backpacks or small bags.
• It is forbidden to climb Inca walls.
• It is forbidden to make wood fires.
• It is forbidden to throw garbage.
• Toilets are located outside the sanctuary.
• Flora and fauna shall be protected.
• It is forbidden to make disturbing noises (whistles, shouting).
• The visit is made only by indicated paths.
• It is forbidden to writer and/or draw on walls and floors.