07:00 to 07:10 am we are going to pick you up from your accommodation going to San Pedro Train Station where you will get an Expedition Tran at 7:30 am. direction to Aguas Calientes Town., the train ride consists of spectacular views in this wonderful land of the Incas, amazing landscapes of mountains and valleys, Inca farming terraces on both sides of the valley, snowcapped mountains and sub-tropical jungle near the Ceja de Selva. From Pachar, the sacred Vilcanota River will be our companion until arrival at Aguas Calientes (2040m) well known as Machu Picchu Pueblo.

Leaving Cusco, we arrive at the charming town of Chinchero. We'll visit a local textile center that keeps Andean weaving traditions alive. You'll be able to meet their alpacas and llamas, feed them, take photos, and learn ancient natural dyeing techniques used to create their colorful handwoven textiles.

Moray - Inca Agricultural Laboratory containing impressive circular terraces of Moray, surrounded by the majestic Andes, a place where the Incas experimented with different microclimates to cultivate and improve their food by combining engineering, history and scenic beauty.

The Maras Salt Mines are a system of salt pans that have been used since pre-Incan times for salt extraction. This system is a testament to the ingenuity of the ancient Andean civilizations and is considered an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Peru. The salt extracted from these mines is sold not only in Peru but also in international markets, and is considered a specialty salt due to its natural properties and distinctive flavor.

Around 12:00-12:30 pm, we'll stop for a well-deserved lunch (not included) near this beautiful area. There's a lovely restaurant high in the Sacred Valley of the Incas with a stunning view of the surrounding mountains. Besides enjoying the view while you wait for your meal or after you finish, you can share a wonderful experience with the Andean camelids that are raised there. Since it's a private service, we recommend taking advantage of this magical experience with your group to enjoy your lunch.

Ollantaytambo – A Living Inca Village, renowned for its historical significance as a military, religious, and agricultural center during the Inca Empire. Built under the reign of Pachacuti, Ollantaytambo became a strategic point for controlling access to and from the Sacred Valley of the Incas. It also served as a resting and resupply point for travelers, making it a crucial destination for those seeking to explore Inca history and culture. After the visit, we will head to the train station to board your selected service (regular, panoramic, or observation train, depending on your reservation). During the approximately 1 hour and 45 minute journey, you will enjoy spectacular Andean landscapes and views of the Urubamba River as we travel to Aguas Calientes.

Upon your arrival, our staff will be waiting for you at the train station exit to transfer you to your hotel (Included). After check-in, you will have the afternoon free to relax or explore the town on your own. If you want you can visit The hot springs which is a natural thermal baths known for their relaxing and therapeutic properties. The waters are heated by volcanic activity in the region and are rich in minerals like sulfur, iron, calcium, and magnesium. The springs offer several pools with varying temperatures, making it a popular spot for visitors to unwind before exploring Machu Picchu.