Tourist ticket cusco boleto turistico

The best way to get entry tickets for almost all sites in Cusco and Sacred Valley areas is to purchase a Boleto Turistico. Most of the significant archaeological sites can only be visited with the boleto.

The whole “Boleto General” ticket covers 16 archaeological and cultural sites in both Cusco and the Sacred Valley. It costs S/ 130 and is valid for 10 days. If you plan to visit several sites over more than one or two days, this is really the only way to go. Students aged 25 years and under, carrying an ISIC ID, and children can purchase the BT Estudiante for S/70. For Peruvian nationals, the boletos are S/70 for the Boleto General and S/40 for the Boleto de Estudiante.

Alternatively, there are three partial Tickets (divided into circuits or “circuitos”) that can be purchased separately, allowing you to visit a subset of sites. The partial boletos are valid for either 1 or 2 days. Each circuit is S/ 70.

Circuit I (good for 1 day):
-Sacsayhuaman
-Qenqo
-Pucapucara
-Tambomachay

Circuit II (good for 2 days):
-Museum of Contemporary Art
-Museum of Regional History
-Museum of Popular Art
-Museum at Qoriqancha
-Pachacutec statue
-Native Music and Dance show at Qosqo Center of Native Art
-Tipon
-Piquillaqta

Circuit III (good for two days):
-Pisaq
-Ollantaytambo
-Chinchero
-Moray

Note that several of the significant sites, including Sacsayhuaman, Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero, do not have individual visit tickets and can only be accessed by purchasing a Boleto Turistico. Smaller sites such as Tipon and Moray, however, can be visited separately.

Tickets can be purchased at Avenida el Sol, in an office located right next to the iPeru office. Or at the entry of any of the sites included on the Boleto Turistico. Address is: Av. Sol 103 Of. 102 Galerias Turisticas.

The official Boleto Turisco website (only one) is http://www.cosituc.gob.pe/