Most visitors arrive in Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) via train from Cusco or Ollantaytambo.,, From the town, you can walk to most areas, including the street art corridor. Buses also run from Aguas Calientes up to the Machu Picchu archaeological site.,

Yes, Aguas Calientes is a relatively small and walkable town. The street art corridor is best explored on foot, allowing you to discover murals tucked away in various alleys and near local landmarks.

The street art is spread throughout the town, particularly in areas away from the main tourist thoroughfares. Wandering through the local neighborhoods, especially near the football pitch, is recommended.

No, the street art corridor is a public space within Aguas Calientes and does not require an entrance ticket. You can freely explore and admire the murals.

The street art is accessible at any time, as it's part of the town's urban landscape. However, visiting during daylight hours will provide the best visibility and photo opportunities.

Look for larger, more intricate murals, especially those featuring vibrant colors and detailed artwork. Areas near the local football pitch often have impressive pieces.

Late afternoon often provides beautiful lighting for capturing the colors of the murals. Early mornings can be quieter, offering a more serene atmosphere for photography.

Generally, there are no restrictions on photographing the street art. However, always be respectful of the local community and private property.

It's a collection of vibrant murals and graffiti created by local and international artists, adding a splash of color and contemporary art to the town of Aguas Calientes, the gateway to Machu Picchu.

You'll find a diverse range of styles, from intricate portraits to abstract designs and cultural depictions, showcasing the talent of artists like Cake, Monks, and Enka.

Some reviews suggest that parts of the area might be less maintained, with one visitor noting it looked 'mal cuidado' (poorly maintained). However, the art itself is often described as incredible and magical.,

The art is scattered throughout the town, but many impressive pieces are found off the main tourist paths, near the local football pitch and in residential areas.