Machupicchu Postal Codes, Urubamba, Cusco Peru
Postal codes for Machupicchu range from 08680 to 08681 in Cusco, Urubamba, Peru. The table below lists ZIP codes and postcodes for places within Machupicchu.
Postal Codes for Places in Machupicchu
| Place Name | Postal Codes |
|---|---|
| Cajonniyoc | 08680 |
| Camanti | 08680 |
| Carrilluchayoc | 08680 |
| Ccollpani Grande | 08680 |
| Ccollpani Laja | 08680 |
| Cedro Bamba | 08680 |
| Chachabamba | 08680 |
| Chaquimayo | 08680 |
| Chilcapata | 08680 |
| Choque Suysuy | 08680 |
| Choquellusca | 08680 |
| Hatunchaca | 08680 |
| Hornadapata | 08680 |
| Huayllabamba | 08680 |
| Huaynapata | 08680 |
| Huayruro | 08680 |
| Huillcar | 08680 |
| Incaraccay | 08680 |
| Intihuatana | 08680 |
| Lucmachayoc | 08680 |
| Machupicchu | 08681 |
| Mandor | 08680 |
| Pacaypata | 08680 |
| Palccay | 08680 |
| Pampaccahua | 08680 |
| Progreso | 08680 |
| Puente Ruinas | 08680 |
| Qanabamba | 08680 |
| Qorihuayrachina | 08680 |
| Quente | 08680 |
| Retamal | 08680 |
| San Miguel | 08680 |
| Tarayoc | 08680 |
| Torontoy | 08680 |
| Tunasmocco | 08680 |
Sample Address Format for Machupicchu
Street Address / PO Box
Machupicchu, Urubamba, Cusco, 08680
PERU
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[City, ZIP]
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Machupicchu on the Map
The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Machupicchu districts in Peru. The postal codes listed on this page correspond to specific towns, villages, and post offices within this area.
Machupicchu Quick Facts
| Country | Peru (PE) |
|---|---|
| Department | Cusco |
| Provinces | Urubamba |
| Postal Code Status | Official Codes in Use |
What to Know About Machupicchu
Key Facts
Machupicchu is an archaeological site and district located within the Urubamba Province of the Cusco Region in southeastern Peru. Situated approximately 80 kilometers northwest of Cusco city, this iconic location lies in the Andes Mountains at an elevation of about 2,430 meters above sea level, perched dramatically on a ridge between the Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu mountains. The site covers an area of approximately 32,592 hectares and represents one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983. While Machupicchu itself is primarily an archaeological preserve rather than a populated district, the surrounding area contains small settlements that support tourism infrastructure. The site is divided into distinct sectors including agricultural terraces, urban areas, and religious precincts, showcasing the advanced engineering and architectural skills of the Inca civilization. As part of Peru's cultural heritage management system, Machupicchu falls under specific administrative divisions for conservation and tourism management purposes. Visitors seeking detailed location information for planning their visit can access comprehensive geographical data through official tourism and cultural heritage resources.
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