Last chance to visit Machu Picchu without leaving São Paulo: immersive experience wraps up its season in November

Featuring virtual reality, flights over the Andes, and reconstructions of the Inca city, the attraction will be in the capital only through November 22. Find out how to make the most of the last few days!

Machu Picchu virtual reality experience — Photo: Courtesy of the organizers

Giulia Trecco

– Editor-in-chief

· November 10, 2026

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Have you ever imagined walking through the ruins of Machu Picchu, flying over the Andes Mountains, and uncovering the mysteries of the Inca Empire without ever leaving São Paulo?

This journey is made possible by the “Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City” experience, which transports visitors to one of the world’s most fascinating destinations through virtual reality.

But take note: the São Paulo run is coming to an end! The attraction will be in town only through November 22, so there are just a few days left to embark on this adventure through Inca history and culture.

Event details

Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City

4.59 (1724 reviews)

12 November 2026 12:00 + more dates

Fever Hub São Paulo | Centro de Experiências Imersivas

From R$ 39,50

A cinematic expedition through Machu Picchu

Forget traditional screens: in this experience, visitors are invited to explore a virtual reconstruction of Machu Picchu, walking freely through the landscapes of the ancient Inca civilization.

For approximately 40 minutes, the audience can explore sacred temples, witness ancient ceremonies, and even experience a solar eclipse over the legendary lost city.

Using virtual reality (VR) technology and 4D reconstructions, the attraction recreates the terraces, temples, and landscapes of the historic city, offering a unique perspective on one of humanity’s greatest heritage sites.

Throughout the journey, you can fly over the Sacred Valley, learn about aspects of daily life among the Inca people, and witness rituals dedicated to Inti, the Sun God.

The cinematic narrative also features an AI guide, voiced by actor Terry Crews, who accompanies participants throughout the expedition.

Among the most memorable moments is the chance to witness a solar eclipse over Machu Picchu, in a scene that combines history, technology, and visual effects.

The goal is to combine entertainment and education, allowing the public to discover Inca culture in an interactive way, without having to travel all the way to Peru.

The Lost City is about to bid farewell to São Paulo! Get your tickets before November 22 and take advantage of this last chance to experience this virtual expedition through the Andes.