Machu Picchu has 4 circuits designed to make your experience profitable without having too much agglomeration in certain points of the archaeological center. We invite you to watch the following video where we explain more about the circuits.
Circuit 1 allows you to observe the guardian's house, near the place where you can take the classic photo of Machu Picchu. From here you can see other points of the citadel, among which are the viewpoint of the temple of the sun, granite chaos, and the square of Pisonay.
Circuit 2 is the most complete, as it goes through Circuit 1, and allows you to take the iconic photo that will immortalize your trip and also gives you the opportunity to enjoy many more archaeological sites such as the square of the temples, the pyramid of Intiwatana and the sacred rock.
Circuit 3 goes through the lower part of Machu Picchu and also allows you to enjoy the Inca citadel from another view. It also allows you to observe archaeological areas such as the qolqas, the agricultural area and the Inca's house complex.
Circuit 4 is more complete than Circuit 3, since it goes through Circuit 3 and gives you the opportunity to observe symbolic places such as the ceremonial fountains, the set of water mirrors and the temple of the condor.
We invite you to watch the following video where we explain more about the circuits:
https://www.cuscoperu.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/circuitos-en-machu-picchu.mp4