Board the Machu Picchu train with Peruways and ride the Andes line to the citadel. Peruways manages booking and transfers so you don’t have to piece it together.
Trains leave from Cusco and the Sacred Valley. Services differ in comfort and amenity, so you pick the one that matches your budget and the kind of trip you want.
At the top end, the Vistadome has full-glass panoramic cars; the Hiram Bingham runs vintage dining-car service closer to a 1920s rail line than a transfer.
You roll past Andean villages and ruins, then arrive at Aguas Calientes for the short hop up to Machu Picchu. Peruways ties the chain together.
