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Machu Picchu Tours: Tourist Packages and Daily Excursions
Explore the wonders of the Inca citadel with our exclusive Machu Picchu Tours. We offer the best tourist packages and daily trips designed to give you an unforgettable experience. Whether you are looking for a classic visit or a private adventure, our Machu Picchu Tours provide expert guides and seamless logistics.
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Machu Picchu Tours from Cusco, Hiking, Adventure
Tours Machu Picchu by Train
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Machu Picchu by Train Full Day Tours Explore one of the Seven Wonders of the World with a full-day tour to Machu Picchu by train. This package allows you to travel comfortably through the stunning...
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$280
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2 days / 1 night
Machu Picchu Tours from Cusco, Hiking, Adventure
Travel Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu
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Live the travel experience on this tour, why the Incas turned the Sacred Valley into the center of their Inca empire.
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$340
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2 days / 1 night
Machu Picchu Tours from Cusco, Hiking, Adventure
Travel Machu Picchu by Train from Cusco
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The incredible train travel to the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu is a tourist destination that thousands of people dream of visiting Machupicchu.
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$320
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2 days / 1 night
Machu Picchu Tours from Cusco, Hiking, Adventure
Tours Machupicchu by Bus
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This tour is a new and economic option to get to MachuPicchu which is done by car (bus) and not by train in which you can appreciate the landscapes of the sacred valley and the mountains and glaci...
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$130
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1. Tours Machu Picchu by Train (Versión Inclusiva)
If you prefer a scenic and relaxing journey, then our Machu Picchu Train Tour is the perfect choice. This service is designed for travelers of all ages who want to experience the majesty of the Andes without the physical demand of trekking.
To begin with, the experience starts with a comfortable ride through the Sacred Valley, where you can admire the changing landscape through panoramic windows. Furthermore, you can choose between different levels of service, from the cozy Expedition train to the luxurious Vistadome. In addition, traveling by train allows you to maximize your time, making it possible to visit the citadel and return to Cusco efficiently.
Ultimately, this option ensures a stress-free arrival at Aguas Calientes. Therefore, it is the most recommended alternative for families and people looking for a high-end experience in the Peruvian Andes.
2. Tours Machu Picchu by Bus (Versión Inclusiva)
On the other hand, the Machu Picchu by Bus tour offers a more affordable and adventurous perspective of the region. Known as the “Amazon Route,” this trip takes you through the stunning tropical landscapes of the cloud forest.
First of all, the journey involves a spectacular drive over the Malaga Pass, descending into the lush greenery of the basin. Subsequently, once you reach the Hidroelectrica station, you will enjoy a peaceful walk alongside the river. Moreover, this route is ideal for adventurous people and nature lovers who enjoy walking but prefer to avoid high-altitude mountain passes.
In summary, choosing the bus route allows you to see a side of Cusco that many others miss. Consequently, it is an excellent way to balance adventure and economy while heading towards the world’s most famous Inca citadel.
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Frequently Asked Questions about our Machu Picchu Tours
1. What is the best time to book Machu Picchu Tours?
We recommend booking your Machu Picchu Tours at least 2 to 3 months in advance, especially if you want to climb HuaynaPicchu mountain, as permits sell out quickly.
2. Are the entrance tickets included in these Machu Picchu Tours?
Yes, all our Machu Picchu Tours include the official entrance tickets, professional bilingual guides, and round-trip transportation from Cusco.
3. Do I need a high physical level for a Machu Picchu tour?
Most of our Machu Picchu Tours are designed for all ages. However, if you choose a hiking option like the Inca Trail original or classic Salkantay trekking, a moderate fitness level is recommended.
4. Why choose Okidoki Travel Peru for your Machu Picchu Tours?
We are local experts committed to providing authentic experiences. Our Machu Picchu Tours focus on small groups to ensure personalized attention and high-quality service.
5. Important: Why You Should Book Your Machu Picchu Tours in Advance?
Planning a trip to one of the New Seven Wonders of the World requires foresight. Machu Picchu Tours are in high demand year-round, and the Peruvian government strictly limits the number of daily visitors to preserve the site.
- Limited Entrance Tickets: Tickets for the most popular circuits and additional hikes like HuaynaPicchu mountain or Machu Picchu Mountain often sell out 3 to 4 months in advance.
- Train Availability: Train spaces from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes are limited. Booking your Machu Picchu Tours early ensures you get the most convenient departure times.
- Inca Trail Permits: If your tour involves the classic Inca Trail, remember that permits are limited to 500 per day (including staff) and can sell out half a year ahead.
Don’t risk missing out on this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
We highly recommend securing your Machu Picchu Tours as soon as your travel dates are confirmed to guarantee availability and the best logistics.
