Peruways books both operators that run the train line from the Cusco region down to Machu Picchu — PeruRail (Belmond-owned) and Inca Rail. The seasonal Poroy station outside Cusco serves the longer two-hour run; most travellers board at Ollantaytambo for the shorter 90-minute leg down the Urubamba.
Vistadome has wraparound side and ceiling windows. The Belmond Hiram Bingham sits at the top — brunch outbound, four-course dinner on the way back, bar car with live music, lounge access at the station. Expedition and Voyager run the same tracks on the same schedule at a lower fare, with large side windows but no onboard show.
At Aguas Calientes, the Consettur bus climbs 30 minutes up 13 switchbacks to the citadel gate. Peruways sells the train, the Consettur bus and the entrance ticket in one checkout — same price as buying from the operators direct, with one booking reference.
Visit Peruways to book your Machu Picchu train.
