Reaching Machu Picchu by PeruRail — arranged through Peruways — is the trip’s quietest, most scenic segment. PeruRail runs trains in several categories, from the budget Expedition to the Belmond Hiram Bingham, so there’s a seat that fits most itineraries.
Peruways takes care of the connecting pieces: your Cusco-hotel pickup, the drive to the station, and the three-hour ride through the Sacred Valley to Aguas Calientes. The Vistadome’s panoramic windows frame the Andean peaks and the Urubamba River; the Hiram Bingham adds fine dining and live Peruvian music on board.
Peruways’ guides thread history and local context into the ride, so you arrive at Machu Picchu with a sense of what the Incas built and why they built it there.
Book your PeruRail trip through Peruways and let one booking cover the full Cusco-to-citadel leg. For schedules and reservations, visit Peruways.
