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Peru Rail Train System to Machu Picchu
 Machu Picchu Train services description of routes and services abord train tickets fares and itineraries from Cusco to Machu Picchu

PeruRail has daily train services between Poroy (Cusco) to Machu Picchu
and services between Cusco and
Puno on the shores of Lake Titicaca.

Our service includes delivery of the tickets to your hotel in Cusco in order to save the time you can loose picking them up from sales office.

 

travel in Peru by air  Train from Cusco to Machu Picchu
 

Hiram Bingham Deluxe TrainHiram Bingham Deluxe Train
(Itineraries and fares)

The Hiram Bingham carries passengers on a spectacular journey through changing landscapes, passing lush fields, colourful villages and the wonderful vistas of the beautiful Andes.

Departuring from Poroy Station (20 minutes from Cusco city centre) the Hiram Bingham gives a more leisurely start to the day than traditional departures. Brunch is served on board and guides are present to explain points of interest en route, as well as in the Ruins at Machu Picchu.

Afternoon Tea is served at the
Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge, located just steps from the ancient citadel. Once back on board, pre-dinner cocktails are served, accompanied by live entertainment and a 4-course gastronomic menu (more information ....)

peru travelHiram Bingham Deluxe Train Photo Gallery


Vistadome and Backpacker Premium Trains
(Itineraries and fares)

This service to the ancient ruins at Machu Picchu offers a spectacular journey in the Andes region. The journey begins with a series of switchbacks, known appropriately as the 'zig-zag', out of Cusco, before a stop at the village of Poroy.

The train then descends from the highest point into the
Sacred Valley and the foothills of the Andes. Before reaching Machu Picchu, the train travels along the Urubamba River, with awe-inspiring views of the dramatic canyon.

Travellers can choose to travel on either the Vistadome or Backpacker train. The spectacular carriages of the Vistadome have panoramic windows offering unsurpassed scenic views and photographic opportunities. Created for passengers seeking comfort and security without all the frills, the Backpacker carriages offer travellers a true Peruvian experience. (
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travel in Peru by air  Train from Sacred Valley - Ollantaytambo to Machu Picchu
 

Vistadome and Backpacker Trains - (Itineraries and fares)

The Sacred Valley Railway is a service between the famous Sacred Valley of the Incas and Machu Picchu. The journey begins in Urubamba and Ollantaytambo towns, in the heart of the magnificent valley, and travels to the legendary ancient citadel in Machu Picchu.

The service, which has been in operation since 1928, offers the ideal way to view both the most sacred of valleys and the most spectacular archeological ruins in South America, Machu Picchu.

Passengers can choose to travel this route on either our Vistadome or Backpacker trains. (
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travel in Peru by air  Train from Cusco to Lake Titicaca - Puno
 

"This train route was awarded such as second rout most beautiful of world"

Andean Explorer - (Itineraries and fares)

This spectacular rail journey begins in historic Cusco and travels south to the beautiful city of Puno on the shores of Lake Titicaca.

On the journey the train makes a gentle climb to higher, and cooler, altitudes. The first half of the journey is dominated by the magnificent Andean mountains which tower over the deep valleys of the meandering Huatanay River. It then reaches the gentler, rolling Andean Plains, where vicuña and alpaca can be seen. If travelling aboard the Andean Explorer, the glass-walled observation car provides the perfect opportunity to view the beautiful scenery.

The journey is broken by a scenic stop at La Raya, which is also the highest point on the route. (
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peru travelAndean Explorer Train Photo Gallery


PeruRail System Map

Peru Rail System Map

 

 
 

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