- Walking tour of Cusco.
Itinerary
Walking tour cusco
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Discover the perfect journey to Machu Picchu. From comfortable adventure to ultimate luxury, the choice is yours.
PeruRail Trains Comparison
| Feature | Expedition | Vistadome | Observatory | Hiram Bingham |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | Standard Panoramic | Full Panoramic (Roof & Walls) | Full Panoramic (Roof & Walls) | Large Classic Windows |
| Seating Layout | Seats facing each other with table | Leather seats, facing each other | Leather seats, spacious | Plush armchairs, elegant dining tables |
| Food & Drinks | Available for purchase | Light snack & non-alcoholic drinks | Light snack & non-alcoholic drinks | Gourmet Lunch/Dinner & Open Bar |
| Entertainment | Ambient Andean Music | Cultural Dance & Fashion Show (Return) | Live Music & Cultural Show | Live Band in Bar Car |
| Special Features | - | - | Access to open-air balcony car | Includes bus, citadel ticket & guide |
| Estimated Price (One-way) | From $65 USD | From $85 USD | From $110 USD | From $490 USD |
Circuit 1: The Panoramic Circuit
This circuit focuses on the agricultural sector and upper areas, providing access to vantage points and mountain hikes.
- Route 1-A: Machu Picchu Mountain Route: Allows climbing Machu Picchu Mountain. The total maximum stay for the climb and a short visit to the Inca City afterward is hours for the mountain and hour for the city. Two time slots are available: 6:00-6:30 a.m. and 8:00-8:30 a.m.
- Route 1-B: Upper Terrace Route: A shorter route through the agricultural sector. Max stay: hours minutes.
- Route 1-C: Intipunku Gate Route: Leads to the Sun Gate (Intipunku). The round trip takes about hours, followed by a maximum -hour stay in the city.
- Route 1-D: Puente Inka Route: Leads to the Inca Bridge. The round trip takes about hour, followed by a maximum -hour stay in the city.
Circuit 2: The Classic Circuit
This circuit includes both the agricultural and urban sectors, covering key areas for a comprehensive view.
- Route 2-A: Designed Route & Route 2-B: Lower Terrace Route: Both are comprehensive routes that cover platforms near the Guardian’s House, the Quarry, the Temple of the Sun viewpoint, the Main Temple, Temple of the Three Windows, and the Sacred Rock. Visitors can choose to see the Hall of Mirrors or the Temple of the Condor near the end.
- Max Stay: hours minutes for both 2-A and 2-B.
Circuit 3: The Royal Circuit
This circuit focuses on the lower urban sector and provides access to the Waynapicchu area and its associated hikes.
- Route 3-A: Waynapicchu Mountain Route: Allows climbing Waynapicchu Mountain. The total maximum stay for the climb is hours, followed by a -hour stay in the city. Two time slots are available: 6:00-6:30 a.m. and 9:00-9:30 a.m.
- Route 3-B: Designed Route: Includes the agricultural platforms, Water Sources, Temple of the Sun, and the Inka House. Visitors can see the Hall of Mirrors or the Temple of the Condor. Max stay: hours minutes.
- Route 3-C: Grand Cave Route: Leads to the Grand Cave (Temple of the Moon) but does not allow ascent to the Waynapicchu summit. Max stay for the hike is hours, followed by a -hour stay in the city.
- Route 3-D: Huchuypicchu Route: Allows climbing Huchuypicchu Mountain (a smaller peak), but does not allow ascent to Waynapicchu or the Grand Cave. Max stay for the hike is hour, followed by a hour minute stay in the city.
General Conditions
- Mountain/Cave Routes (1-A, 1-D, 3-A, 3-C): Participation is voluntary, requiring good physical condition and visitors must be over 18 years old.
- All routes have strict maximum stay times and require adherence to entry/exit schedules to ensure visitor safety and site preservation.






