Belmond Hiram Bingham Luxury Train to Machu Picchu

What to Expect on the Journey

Day-return trips from Poroy (near Cusco) to Aguas Calientes aboard Pullman-style vintage carriages with elegant wood and brass finishes.

Onboard Experience

Traditional welcome show with local dance and cocktail at boarding
Brunch on the outbound journey and a four-course dinner on the return
Live music, bar car, and open observatory deck for comfort

Included Services

Traditional welcome show with local dance and cocktail at boarding

Inca Rail First Class Experience to Machu Picchu

Kero Ceremony (traditional Andean blessing)
VIP transfers and priority boarding options
Live music and tea-time service (seasonally available from mid-August)

Travelers looking for refined comfort combined with cultural authenticity and exclusivity.

PeruRail Vistadome Observatory Train

Overview

Panoramic glass roof and side windows, traditional music, onboard snacks, and live cultural performances designed for passenger comfort.

Departure Points

San Pedro Station in Cusco, Ollantaytambo, and Urubamba.

Why It’s a Popular Choice

A more accessible luxury experience that is scenic, cultural, and well-suited for groups not requiring full first-class exclusivity.

The 360º Train to Machu Picchu

Departure Options
Ollantaytambo (year-round), ideal for Sacred Valley itineraries
Cusco (Poroy or San Pedro stations), operating mainly from May to December
Panoramic Design and Scenic Views

Panoramic glass roof and windows provide sweeping views of jungle landscapes, mountains, and sky from every seat.

Open-Air Observatory Car

Accessible through interlinked carriages, offering a direct and immersive connection with the Andes and ideal conditions for photography.

Andean Flavors Onboard

Curated snack box featuring regional ingredients included as part of the journey.

Connectivity Across Carriages

Six linked coaches allow passengers to move freely throughout the train, including access to the open observatory car.

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