Inti Raymi 2025 Entrance Tickets

What is Inti Raymi?

Inti Raymi, the Inca Festival of the Sun, takes place annually on June 24 in Cusco (11,152 ft / 3,400 m), Peru. Dating back to Inca times, this historic event honors the sun god and marks the winter solstice and harvest season. Today, it’s recreated as a massive theatrical performance across three key locations: the Qorikancha Temple, Cusco’s Main Square, and Sacsayhuamán Fortress (12,142 ft / 3,700 m). With over 800 actors, it’s South America’s second-largest festival—book early to secure your spot!

Inti Raymi 2025 Ticket Options

Choose from three seating sections at Sacsayhuamán, each offering distinct views of the 2.5-hour ceremony. All tickets include an official pass issued by Cusco’s Municipal Festivities Organization.

1. Orange Section: Prime Central Views

• Directly faces the main stage, ideal for panoramic photos (especially at sunset).
• 1,989 seats across 9 rows (A-I).
• Distance: 10 meters (32 ft) from the stage.
• Pro tip: Book 2 months ahead—it’s the most popular!

2. Red Section: Close-Up Side Access

• Right-side view with clear sightlines.
• 1,188 seats across 9 rows (A-I).
• Distance: 17 meters (55 ft) from the stage.
• Reserve at least 1 month in advance.

3. Green Section: Budget-Friendly & Lively

• • Left-side seating, farthest from the stage but frequented by dancers.
  • 810 seats across 9 rows (A-I).
  • Distance: 25 meters (82 ft) from the stage.

• Cheapest option; book 1 month ahead.

2025 Ticket Packages & Prices

Notes:

• Prices are in USD and subject to change.
• Book early to secure preferred sections (orange sells fastest!).
• Tickets include official entry passes issued by Cusco’s Municipal Festivities Organization.

Note: Prices may vary. Tickets sell out fast—secure yours online through authorized sellers.

Festival Schedule & Locations

The celebration moves through three iconic spots in Cusco:

1. Qorikancha Temple (9:00 AM): The Inca Sun Temple where ceremonies begin.
2. Cusco Main Square (11:00 AM): Heart of the city, featuring traditional dances.
3. Sacsayhuamán Fortress (1:00 PM): The grand finale with the main reenactment.

Why Inti Raymi Should Be on Your Bucket List

• Cultural immersion: Witness rituals led by an “Inca emperor” actor, complete with traditional music and costumes.
• Unique timing: Coincides with Cusco’s winter solstice—expect crisp mornings and sunny afternoons.
• Pre-festival buzz: Week-long street fairs and concerts precede the main event.

Traveler Tips

• “Don’t wait until the last minute—tickets vanish!”
• “Pack layers: Mornings are chilly, but the sun gets strong by midday.”
• “Arrive early to Sacsayhuamán for the best photo ops.”

Secure your seat now and join thousands in celebrating Peru’s most iconic festival!

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