Train in the Sacred Valley
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Trains to Machu Picchu: which one is right for you?

Four PeruRail trains run the same tracks to Machu Picchu Pueblo but differ in comfort, food, entertainment and price. Our free guide compares them, with photos, stations and the current timetable.

11 pages · A4 · PDF

What’s inside

One page per train, and a clear comparison

  • The four trains side by side: category, stations, food, entertainment and price level
  • A page for each train — Expedition, Vistadome, Vistadome Observatory, Hiram Bingham — with photos
  • Where the trains leave from: San Pedro, Poroy, Wanchaq (bus + train) and Ollantaytambo
  • PeruRail’s May–December 2026 timetable, in readable tables
  • How to choose, our favourite combination and practical tips: luggage, passports, booking
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The 4 trains

From best value to pure luxury

Expedition

Comfortable and affordable, with the most departures of the day. Panoramic side windows and an audio tour.

Vistadome

The scenic classic: roof windows, an Andean snack and a live show on the way back.

Vistadome Observatory

Premium panoramic: observatory bar car with open-air balcony, snacks and drinks included.

Hiram Bingham

Belmond’s luxury day: gourmet meals, live music, guide, bus and Sanctuary Lodge in one package.

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Information from perurail.com, book.perurail.com and belmond.com, checked on 22 October 2026. Fares are dynamic and not shown; schedules and services may change — always confirm when booking.