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Hiram Bingham Round Trip Luxury Train to Machu Picchu

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Cusco, Peru
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About this activity

Travel in restored 1920s Pullman luxury cars through Andean peaks to Machu Picchu, with gourmet multi-course meals, wine service, and expert-led site tours included. This all-inclusive rail journey limits passengers to 84, delivering white-glove service and afternoon tea at Machu Picchu's only on-site lodge.

The Hiram Bingham train offers an exquisite journey through the Andes, featuring two classic 1920s Pullman cars that accommodate no more than 84 passengers, ensuring an intimate and exclusive experience. This luxurious adventure through breathtaking Andean landscapes includes a gourmet tablecloth lunch and dinner, each course accompanied by free-flowing wines and served by our attentive staff, who are dedicated to providing impeccable service.


As a Hiram Bingham passenger, you will benefit from seamless transfer rides reserved exclusively for you, ensuring every aspect of your journey is smooth and comfortable. The highlight of your trip is a guided tour of the world-famous Machu Picchu, where expert guides share the rich history and stunning architecture of this ancient citadel, bringing its mysteries to life.


Before returning to Cusco and reality, indulge in afternoon tea at the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge, the only hotel located on the ancient site. This tranquil retreat provides the perfect setting to relax and reflect on your extraordinary adventure, surrounded by the mystique and majesty of Machu Picchu.


The Hiram Bingham train experience combines unparalleled luxury, comfort, and historical insight, making your journey through the Andean landscapes truly unforgettable. From the elegant dining to the exceptional service and exclusive amenities, every moment onboard is designed to offer you the ultimate in sophistication and relaxation.


Remark: boardings fom from Ollantaytambo train station, the price doesn´t change.

Highlights

  • Travel in iconic Art Deco Pullman cars with panoramic windows through mountain scenery
  • Multi-course gourmet lunch and dinner with wine pairings served onboard
  • Expert-guided tour of Machu Picchu with historical context and architectural insights
  • Afternoon tea at Belmond Sanctuary Lodge, the sole hotel within the citadel grounds
  • Dedicated private transfers in Cusco, seamless logistics from start to finish
  • Intimate group (max 84 passengers) ensuring comfort and personal attention

Insider tips

  • Board from Ollantaytambo station rather than Cusco; your private transfer handles the drive, so arrive early to enjoy the train's observation deck before departure
  • Bring a light layer even in warm months—altitude and air-conditioning onboard can be cool; the train climbs to 2,430 m elevation at Machu Picchu
  • Request a window seat when boarding if possible; the Sacred Valley and cloud forest views rival the destination itself
  • Pace yourself during the guided site tour (typically 2–3 hours); take water and rest at viewpoints to adjust to altitude after the meal-heavy morning

Good to know

  • Total duration is 16 hours including transfers, meals, and Machu Picchu tour; depart Cusco early morning, return evening
  • Machu Picchu entrance ticket is included; no separate purchase required
  • Dress code is smart casual for meals onboard; bring comfortable walking shoes for the archaeological site
  • Limited mobility may be challenging: steep terrain at Machu Picchu and train steps; confirm accessibility needs with supplier in advance
  • All meals and wine service included; water and tea/coffee available throughout the day

Who it's for

Affluent culture and history enthusiasts seeking luxury and insider accessCouples on special occasions or milestone anniversariesTravellers prioritizing comfort, fine dining, and seamless logistics over budgetPhotography-focused visitors wanting curated vantage points and morning light

Best time to visit

Visit May to September (dry season) for clearest skies and optimal photography at Machu Picchu. Early morning departure catches the best light on the Andean landscape and minimizes cloud cover at the citadel.

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