South American train | Visit the lost city of Machu Picchu ||| dยบ Belmond Hiram Bingham
#Self-Driving Season#
Speaking of Machu Picchu, there is no one person: Hiram Bingham. In 1911, he discovered Machu Picchu, and in honor of the archaeologist, a luxury train named Hiram Bingham was born.
รยฅ This train runs between the ancient city of Cusco, the capital of the world's Indians, and Machu Picchu, known as the Lost City of The Sky.
The total distance is only 120 km, and the journey takes 3 hours. Pass through the Urubamba Valley, snow-capped mountain pastures in the Andes Mountains, through forests, snow-capped mountains, scenic scenery along the way, and enjoy lively Indian performances. The carriage is exquisitely decorated, as if in a movie, and there are exquisite snacks, special foods, food, wine and beautiful scenery in the carriage.
Not only that, but for this emerging gastronomic country, Peruvian cuisine with its full color and flavor can not be absent. The food truck serves Brunch and dinner, traditional appetizers, a hearty four-course and an Andean set menu, wines from peru... It's not just a trip to Machu Picchu, it's a feast of Peruvian cuisine.
โฐ Hours of Operation:
From January to December, one shift a day. Depart from Cusco Station and travel through the Sacred Valley, which is dotted with inca towns such as Ouyantai, in a 3-hour and 50-minute drive, to the final destination, Machu Picchu.
D carriages: four carriages with full butler service, with a maximum of 84 passengers at a time.
