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The 3 Machu Picchu Train Journeys in Peru Worth Booking

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Here are the 3 best machu picchu train journeys in Peru, with prices, running times and the altitude each one reaches, so you can settle this in five minutes and put your planning somewhere else.

Cusco: Machu Picchu 2-Day Inca Trail with Panoramic Train

Cusco: Machu Picchu 2-Day Inca Trail with Panoramic Train - Early Pickup in Cusco (and Why You’ll Thank It Later)

1.Cusco: Machu Picchu 2-Day Inca Trail with Panoramic Train

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 260 reviews · 2 days · from $582Our pick

Hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu for sunrise and sunset, sleep in Aguas Calientes, then ride the Vistadome panoramic train back.

“Our guides were literally the best! We couldn’t have asked for better! The only thing we would recommend to improve on. My husband and I train tickets were not seats next to eachother and the whole group was on different trains on the ride back. The bag drop off and transportation back to our hotels process could improve. There was a lot of waiting around and extra steps that seems could be done more streamlined and organized especially when participants are tired and ready to go back to their hotels. Thank you!!”

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The First Class Machu Picchu Train by Inca Rail

The First Class Machu Picchu Train by Inca Rail - The ride itself, why the observatory carriage is worth your attention

Machu Picchu: 5-Day Salkantay Trek with Panoramic Train

Machu Picchu: 5-Day Salkantay Trek with Panoramic Train - Day 2: Salkantay Pass at 4,630 m, the Descent Into Cloud Forest

3.Machu Picchu: 5-Day Salkantay Trek with Panoramic Train

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 79 reviews · 5 days · from $655Top rated

5-day Salkantay trek with glamping, Pachamanca and coffee, Machu Picchu sunrise, and a scenic return by Vistadome or 360 train.

“Fantastic trip! All of the staff were incredible. The food was delicious and better than the restaurant food we had in aquas calientes. Cesar was a brilliant guide and looked after us really well. Some highlights. Salkantay mountain standing over our campsite first night. The night sky first night. The very distant view of macchu picchu on the fourth night. Some tips - you need cash in Peru. Be prepared. Altitude was a problem on the first day of the trip and medication (acetazolamide) helped those who had it.”

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