Experience our premier 2-Day Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Classic Tour from Cusco by Train, an expertly curated journey through the heart of the Andes. This classic itinerary begins with an intimate encounter with alpacas and vicuñas at a local sanctuary, followed by the sweeping terraces of Pisac and the legendary Ollantaytambo fortress. You will then embark on a scenic rail journey to the sacred citadel of Machu Picchu via one of the world's most beautiful train routes. At Machupicchu Latin America, we specialize in small-group experiences that prioritize comfort, local expertise, and a profound connection to our living Inca history.

Beat the Crowds: Experience the magic without the masses. We've meticulously planned our itinerary to ensure you arrive before the crowds at each destination. Deep Dive Exploration: Enjoy a leisurely 40-50 minutes at each site. While many touristic tours rush through in 20-30 minutes, we give you ample time to fully absorb the beauty, take photographs, and immerse in the history. 4 Wonders, One Day: Explore the weaving magic of Chinchero, the shimmering Maras Salt Mines, the agricultural marvel of Moray, and the majestic Ollantaytambo fortress. Personal Touch: Dive deeper into the wonders of the Andes with a more personalized touch. Our group is limited to just 8 travelers, ensuring everyone gets a front-row view of history. Seamless Comfort: Travel in style and comfort. We prioritize your ease with our top-notch transportation, ensuring every journey between sites is as remarkable as the destination itself.

This tour is designed for travelers who do not have much time to visit, for this reason the route of the valley is combined with moray and salt mines, so you can always do all these visits in 1 day. PLACES OF VISIT: Chinchero, Moray, Salineras, Urubamba, Ollantaytambo, Pisac. AVAILABILITY: Every day. DURATION OF TOUR: 07:00 a.m. at 7:00 p.m. FREQUENCY: All year NUMBER OF PEOPLE: Minimum 2 paxs and Maximum 8 paxs (personalized service)

Discover the Sacred Valley of the Incas on this full-day excursion from Cusco. Travel to the scenic town of Pisac where you'll visit the local market and see mass if traveling on a Sunday. Then, head over to the ruins of the Ollantayambo Fortress and the Temple of the Sun, a mysteriously built structure with massive 12 foot (3.5m) tall stones.

We know very well each place of this tour, since we have been grown in this area and we studied over 3 years to get a guide license. as well, our vehicles have all the permits to operate. We know when and where to go first to avoid the crowds. We want you enjoy the beauty and peace of each place, but some times it is not possible, specially when you want to start and finish in different places, however, we could fix it managing the starting time. Our tours are PRIVATE, so we are very flexible. We can stay in each place as long as you want, but do not forget that we have to be inside of the last archaeological párk before 4pm. We are honest, it means we are always going to tell you the true about the sites, places to eat, shops, etc. We are no gonna make you waste your time in shopping places, unless you are really interested to buy something, You can bring your own snacks or we can stop in a restaurant for lunch. We can suggest the best places for eating and shopping.

The full day experience through the Sacred Valley of the Incas is a full day tour that visits all of the four main historical sites of the Sacred Valley in one day: Pisac, Maras, Moray and Ollantaytambo. The first stop of the day is Pisac where you’ll visit the famous Pisac and get in contact with the local culture, and the Ruins of Pisac famous for the inca terraces and an ancient inca cemetery. Next stop is Moray, the Inca’s Agricultural Lab, famous for the circular terraces, and the amazing Maras Salt Mines with more than 3000 natural salt pools. After stop for lunch in Urubamba before heading to our final destination: Ollantaytambo. Ollantaytambo is known as one of the last “living testaments” of the Incas in Peru because it was built upon Incan fundamentals and groundworks. The Incan irrigation system still works and water runs through stone canals on the sides of streets.