Ever since explorer Hiram Bingham shared Machu Picchu with the world in 1911, it certainly is no longer the “Lost City of the Incas”. Nowadays, it’s the best-known legacy of the Inca Empire and in 2007 it became one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. 

Highlights

Machu Picchu  Exploration  

 Along the route to the Lost City of the Incas, amazing Andean views arise, while it integrates itself into the cloud forest. The town of Machu Picchu, is without doubts, the best proof of the perfection of the Inca ability working the stone. It has different sectors such as the urban, religious and farming. Temples and houses can be found, as well as its famous Intihuatana or Solar Clock which was finely carved on stone. 

Hiram Bingham 

Travel the paths of the Peruvian ancestors in the luxury Hiram Bingham Train, observe the nature around you while crossing mystical routes, full of energy and nature. Enjoy the delicious dishes in the restaurant or a pisco-based cocktail in the car bar, while listening to typical live music. Discover the top of one of the seven wonders of the world on the other side of your journey.  

Huayna Picchu  

The iconic mountain that appears behind the Inca City in every postcard photo of Machu Picchu, it is known as the ‘Young Mountain’, in its translation from Quechua to Spanish, Even though its Inca trails are steep and narrow, the walk along its trails is recognized as one of the most incredible short walks on the planet. At the top, there are the most stunning and unparalleled views of the Inca Citadel, located about 400 meters down, the surrounding mountains, and the wonderful Urubamba River with impressive shades of green 

Excursions: 

• Visit the Temple of the Moon and  Great Cavern 
• Hiking Huayna Picchu Mountain 
• Multi-Day Guided Hikes to Machu Picchu (e.g. Inca Trail, Salkantay Trek) 
• Explore the Sun Gate (Inti Punku) 
• Cross the Inca Bridge
• Visit the Agricultural Terrrace 
• Visit the Principal Temple