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The Dry Season (April â September) From mid-April through until the end of September is considered the dry season at Machu Picchu. Days are bright and sunny with daily average temperatures of 18 Â°C (64 Â°F), after sunset (around 6.15pm) temperatures drop down to around 10 â 12 Â°C (50 â 54 Â°F) and evenings are cooler.
It is best to avoid the wet season from December through until the end of March. Low lying clouds and rain during the wet season can affect visibility at Machu Picchu. May â September & December is considered to be peak season at Machu Picchu, often reaching maximum capacity for entrance tickets. Read here or more info on Peruâs weather. The Dry Season (April â September) From mid-April through until the end of September is considered the dry season at Machu Picchu. Days are bright and sunny with daily average temperatures of 18 Â°C (64 Â°F), after sunset (around 6.15pm) temperatures drop down to around 10 â 12 Â°C (50 â 54 Â°F) and evenings are cooler.