Ollantaytambo is the Sacred Valley’s main destination town and the departure point for most Machu Picchu trains. The road from Cusco takes about 1h40 through Chinchero and Urubamba; Peruways runs tourist-tier buses on the route with reclining seats, air conditioning and licensed drivers.
Booking on the Peruways site takes a few clicks — pick your date, pick your departure window, pay. Vehicles meet near the Cusco Plaza de Armas; drop-off is at the Ollantaytambo station or the Plaza, depending on your onward plan.
The route is scenic — the Urubamba valley opens up at Pisac, then narrows between Urubamba and Ollantaytambo with Veronica (5,893 m) visible to the north. Book at Peruways and bundle the onward train and Machu Picchu entry if you’re continuing the next day.
