No, Machu Picchu is open and operating normally. Although there were temporary disruptions due to a Machu Picchu strike, all tourist services have resumed. You can safely plan your visit.

Yes. PeruRail trains are fully operational, including Expedition, Vistadome, Vistadome Observatory and Hiram Bingham services. The Machu Picchu train strike has ended and schedules are back to normal.

Yes, Machu Picchu is safe for tourists. The situation has been resolved peacefully, and there are no current threats or travel warnings. Always check with official sources before traveling.

During the Machu Picchu protests, train services were suspended, leaving some tourists temporarily stranded. The government coordinated safe evacuations and all affected travelers were assisted.

There are no protests or strikes at the moment. Authorities are working with local communities to ensure stable tourism operations.

Yes. PeruRail offers flexible options for rescheduling or refunds for tickets affected by the strike. Contact their customer service with your booking details.

No, Machu Picchu remains one of the New7Wonders of the World, following a global vote in 2007. However, the official body responsible for its international recognition and conservation is UNESCO, which declared Machu Picchu a World Heritage Site in 1983. The recent protests have no impact on its status or cultural value.

As of now, there are no active protests in Machu Picchu. All tourist services, including trains and buses, are operating normally.

The strike lasted for a few days in September 2025. It was resolved quickly through government dialogue, and normal operations resumed shortly after.