Machu Picchu By Train Full Day

Wear shoes or light shoes or tennis shoes.
Waterproof (long poncho) in rainy season.
Long sleeve shirts.
Long pants.
Insect repellent.
Sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat for sunny days.
Sunglasses.
Medicine and/or articles for personal use
A lightweight backpack or briefcase per person.
Bring original documents with which they made their reservation (Passport, Student visa, University card).
Have on handbills and coins in small denominations dollars, euros or soles.

First choose the day of your departure, then complete all the personal information and the last step is the payment that you can make through PayPal (7% service fee applies) and a company account (5%service fee applies), with 50% you can confirm the purchase or pay in full for the website system.
We make the final balance in cash days before your trip in USD or, if you prefer PayPal at least one week before your trip (7% service fee applies) and company account (5% service fee applies). Please let us know which one you decide.

Have a vaccination card. The use of masks is in certain controls in a few months more the use of masks will be eliminated.

It is common to start wondering about altitude sickness if you plan to come to Peru, especially Cusco city. However, it is easy to solve this problem. You just need to stay very well hydrated, not eat heavy foods during the activity, and the most important thing is not to demand too much from our body at altitude.

The main symptoms are headache, tiredness, dizziness, nausea, tingling, loss of appetite, difficulty sleeping, and vomiting. Please, if you feel any of these problems, contact our company. The vast majority of symptoms are temporary; they can be hours or days. You always have to be attentive to the symptoms.

In the Andes we have two seasons, rainy and dry but we will always be prepared for any change, our main attraction Machu Picchu is located in a cloud forest, and here we have the possibility of rain in any season. Bringing rain gear or a rain poncho is recommended.

All our tour guides have knowledge of first aid and procedures in case of emergencies on the trails, at the same time they have an oxygen tank in order to help you to feel much better on trekking. However, It’s fine if you thinking to bring your own first aid kit for the tours.

All our passengers must have travel insurance for tours, treks and more if you plan to travel for a few weeks or more than a month. Although, you sure need to have one if you have any illness for safety.