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The Cusco tourist pass is a must-have for many individuals visiting Cusco and Sacred Valley. 

Buy your Cusco Tourist Tickets

Unlike other attractions and national parks where you pay at the entrance, Cusco tourist tickets follow a different process.

Secure your Cusco Tourist Tickets

  • Is it possible to purchase Cusco Tourist Tickets using US dollars?

    Yes, Tourist Tickets can be purchased directly with US dollars using Machu Picchu Alpaca’s platform.

  • Can Cusco Tourist Tickets be bought with a credit card?

    Yes, Tourist Tickets can be purchased directly using Machu Picchu Alpaca’s platform; credit cards are not commonly accepted for these transactions in local stores.

  • What are the pricing details for Cusco Tourist Tickets for adults and children?

    Cusco Tourist Tickets offer free entry for children under 9, while children aged 10 to 17 and students up to 25 years old can purchase tickets at a discounted rate with proper identification. Adults must pay full price.

  • How far in advance should I purchase my Cusco Tourist Ticket?

    While Cusco Tourist Tickets generally do not sell out, it is recommended to purchase them at least one day in advance to ensure you have them ready for your visits without any delays.

  • What should I carry with me when using my Cusco Tourist Ticket?

    Always bring your original passport for identification purposes as it is required to validate your ticket at entry points.

  • What happens if my Cusco Tourist Ticket expires?

    Once a Cusco Tourist Ticket expires, it cannot be used for entry into parks or attractions, as each ticket is valid only for the dates specified.

  • Is it possible to re-enter an attraction with the same Cusco Tourist Ticket?

    No, once you exit an attraction, re-entry is not permitted with the same ticket; tickets are for single entry only.

To simplify things, we will provide you with comprehensive information about the different ticket options, pricing set by the Ministerio de Cultura Cusco and COSITUC Cusco, and essential tips.

Comparison Table of Cusco Tourist Tickets:

Ticket Type Validity Sites Included
General Tourist Ticket (BTG) 10 days 16 sites including Sacsayhuamán, Q’enqo, Puka Pukara, Tambomachay, and others
Partial Tourist Ticket I 1 day 4 archaeological sites near Cusco: Sacsayhuamán, Q’enqo, Puka Pukara, Tambomachay
Partial Tourist Ticket II 2 days Museums in Cusco and the Qorikancha Site Museum
Partial Tourist Ticket III 2 days Sacred Valley sites: Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Chinchero, Moray

Key Points to Consider:

  • Purchase Locations:
    Tickets can be purchased at official Boleto Turístico offices in Cusco, including one at the COSITUC office in the city center.
  • Documentation Required:
    A passport is required at the time of purchase and may be needed for entry at some sites.
  • Non-Refundable:
    All types of tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
  • Planning Your Visit:
    Due to the vast number of sites and the distances between them, planning is crucial. Decide in advance which sites you want to visit and choose the ticket that best suits your itinerary.

Discounts are available for young children, students, and sometimes for older adults, depending on the specific ticket type purchased.

No, each ticket is personalized with your name, making it non-transferable.

The general Cusco Tourist Ticket does not include guided tours; you can request this or any other service when booking.

The Boleto Turistico, or Cusco Tourist Ticket, covers entry to multiple sites including Sacsayhuaman, Q’enko, Puka Pukara, Tambomachay, and others within the Sacred Valley.

The validity of the Cusco Tourist Ticket varies depending on the type purchased; there are 1-day, 2-day, and 10-day options available.

While the ticket can be used year-round, the best time to visit Cusco and use your ticket is during the dry season from May to October for the most pleasant weather.

Terms include presenting a valid passport at the time of purchase and entry, using the ticket within its valid dates, and adhering to the single-entry policy.

Photography for personal use is generally allowed; however, commercial photography may require special permits and fees.

Large backpacks, drones, and large tripods are generally discouraged to protect the sites and ensure the comfort and safety of all visitors.

Plan your itinerary in advance, considering travel times between sites. Prioritize early morning or late afternoon visits to avoid crowds, and consider booking a guide for insightful commentary on the historical and cultural context of each site.

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