Train To Machu Picchu Tour 2 Days 1 Night

MACHU PICCHU BY TRAIN
MACHU PICCHU BY TRAIN
TOUR TO MACHU PICCHU
MACHU PICCHU TOURS
TOUR O MACHU PICCHU 4
MACHU PICCHU BY TRAIN
MACHU PICCHU BY TRAIN
TOUR TO MACHU PICCHU
MACHU PICCHU TOURS
TOUR O MACHU PICCHU 4

Train To Machu Picchu Tour 2 Days 1 Night

  • An unforgettable, scenic train journey from Ollantaytambo to Machu Picchu town!

  • Take the first bus up to Machu Picchu to enter the historic site as it opens

  • Professional guide included in the tour

ONLINE BOOKING IS CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE ON FINDLOCALTRIPS.COM FOR TOURS OF MACHU PICCHU DUE TO GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS ON TICKET SALES, MOST OTHER TOURS ARE AVAILABLE TO BOOK HERE ONLINE. PLEASE CONTACT THE OPERATOR DIRECTLY TO RESERVE YOUR MACHU PICCHU TOUR AND MENTION FINDLOCALTRIPS.COM SENDING THEM A LINK TO THIS PAGE TO ENSURE YOU GET THE BEST PRICE AS SHOWN HERE.

AVAILABILITY

March to January

DURATION

2 days

START LOCATION

Cusco hotel and hostel pick-up

END LOCATION

Cusco hotel and hostel drop-off

OPERATOR NAME

LLAMA PATH

START TIME

06:00

ONLINE BOOKING NOT AVAILABLE

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

DAY 1: CUSCO - AGUAS CALIENTES

Leaving from Cusco in the morning, you'll travel by mini-bus to the village of Ollantaytambo in the Sacred Valley. From here, you'll board the train to Aguas Calientes. This journey in itself is an experience, as you’ll get to enjoy beautiful scenery and changing landscapes, all from the comfort of your seat.

Following the course of the river down the Sacred Valley, you'll arrive to Aguas Calientes by about lunchtime. After checking in to your hotel, you'll have the afternoon free. If you want to take advantage of your afternoon, you can visit the Machu Picchu museum and orchid exhibition, which is a 35-minute walk outside of the village. Alternatively, you can just relax in the hot springs of Aguas Calientes.

DAY 2: MACHU PICCHU - CUSCO CITY

Waking up early, you'll take the first bus up to Machu Picchu to enter the site as it opens. You'll have a 2-hour guided tour of the site, during which you'll learn about the Incas and visit all the most important areas of the citadel. After the tour, you'll have free time to explore the site by yourself. Snap some photos, relax, and absorb the mystical surroundings. If you have permits to climb either Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu mountain, now’s the time to do so. This will take about 3 hours, round-trip.

In the afternoon, you’ll catch the train back to Ollantaytambo, from where you’ll carry on by mini-bus back to Cusco.

ONLINE BOOKING IS CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE ON FINDLOCALTRIPS.COM FOR TOURS OF MACHU PICCHU DUE TO GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS ON TICKET SALES, MOST OTHER TOURS ARE AVAILABLE TO BOOK HERE ONLINE. PLEASE CONTACT THE OPERATOR DIRECTLY TO RESERVE YOUR MACHU PICCHU TOUR AND MENTION FINDLOCALTRIPS.COM SENDING THEM A LINK TO THIS PAGE TO ENSURE YOU GET THE BEST PRICE AS SHOWN HERE.

TOUR TICKETS (MAY VARY BY DATE)
Ticket Price(USD)
ADULT - Min 2 paxs 425.00 (USD)
TOUR DOCUMENTS
ITINERARY 2D/1N LLAMA PATH Download
TOUR ITINERARY

DAY 1:

CUSCO HOSTEL AND HOTEL PICK UP


DAY 1:

BUS TRANSFER TO OLLANTAYTAMBO TRAIN STATION


DAY 1:

TRAIN FROM OLLANTAYTAMBO TO AGUAS CALIENTES


DAY 1:

FREE TIME


DAY 1:

OVERNIGHT IN HOTEL IN AGUAS CALIENTES


DAY 2:

BUS TO MACHU PICCHU


DAY 2:

GUIDED TOUR


DAY 2:

FREE TIME


DAY 2:

TRAIN FROM AGUAS CALIENTES TO OLLANTAYTAMBO


DAY 2:

BUS FROM OLLANTAYTAMBO TO CUSCO


INCLUDED

- Professional English Speaking Tour Guide
- Pick-up from your hotel
- Transportation by mini-bus to and from Ollantaytambo
- Return transportation by Expedition Train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes
- 1 breakfast
- 3-star hotel
- Entrance to Machu Picchu and a 2-hour guided tour of the site
- Return bus from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes

NOT INCLUDED

- Meals, excluding breakfast in your hotel on Day 2 which is included
- Entrance to Huayna Picchu Mountain
- Tips
- Travel Insurance: you are strongly recommended to take out travel insurance for the duration of your trip

RECOMMENDED

- Original Passport
- ISIC card (if you’re a student and want to qualify for the discount)
- Waterproof jacket/rain poncho
- Warm jacket
- T-shirts
- Comfortable trousers
- Sun hat
- Sun cream (factor 35 or higher)
- Insect repellent
- Personal medication
- Camera and film

CANCELLATION POLICY

No booking available at the time.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
  1. I cannot find my accommodation listed in the operator pick up locations when making my booking. What should I select?

    This operator only offers pick-ups from the hotel and hostel accommodation listed, this covers over 90% of the accommodation providers in the area. They do not provide pick-ups or drop-offs at private residences, Airbnbs, bus terminals etc. Select an alternative close by and be ready there for pick-up at the time on your booking confirmation

  2. How do I avoid altitude sickness?

    Take Soroche (Diamox) pills, eat small meals, drink coca tea, drink lots of water, and avoid alcohol (it’s a dehydrator). The best way to avoid altitude sickness is to acclimatize yourself. The recommended approach for acclimatization is to ascend gradually, spending at least 24 hours at every 2,000ft increase in altitude.

  3. Where is Machu Picchu?

    Machu Picchu is near a town called Aguas Calientes or Machu Picchu Town. From there, it is a 1.5 hour hike up steps, or a 20-minute bus ride to the complex itself.

  4. Why is the train so expensive?

    Peru Rail and Inca Rail are the two operators which have a duopoly on the route, so they can maintain very high prices.

  5. Is the bus from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu worth it?

    The walk up to Machu Picchu can be seen as part of the experience. However, the bus is an option for those who are tired after a long trek, or who just want to save their energy for all the walking at the top.

  6. Will I have problems with altitude sickness on this tour?

    Altitude sickness can catch many travellers a little bit off guard. Not everyone gets sick in high altitudes, and it is difficult to predict who is likely to be badly affected by it. For most people, it is nothing more than a headache and a dizzy sensation that diminishes over a short period of time, 1 to 2 days for most people. If you want to limit your chances of getting sick, there are a few things you can do. Firstly, do not fly directly into high altitude - proceed slowly, allowing your body time to acclimatise as you ascend gradually. However, for many that is not possible, so it’s important to drink lots of water, and to slow down! This sounds simple, but both of these things are very important. Your body is struggling because you don’t have enough oxygen, so avoiding any strenuous activity is a good idea. Chew some coca leaves - the native people of South America have been chewing coca for centuries, thanks to its ability to alleviate mild altitude sickness symptoms. Coca leaves can be bought in any supermarket, and even souvenir shops or street stalls. Take altitude sickness pills (Soroche): these are sold over the counter all over Peru and Bolivia, and are just a few dollars. If you are flying straight into altitude over 2500metres without spending any time at an intermediate elevation, and you’re worried about getting sick, you can ask your doctor for more specific and stronger altitude sickness medication in advance. In the rare case that your symptoms are more severe than a headache and mild dizziness, you should descend in altitude and seek medical assistance.

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