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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.
MACHU PICCHU TOURIST INFORMATION. CLIMATE. Due to its geography and topography, the climate in Machu Picchu's National Sanctuary varies widely. Its mountain peaks, at around 6,270 meters above sea level, show very low temperatures, and the lower areas, averaging around 2,000 meters above sea level, have a milder climate.