This tour will guide you through time to when the Incas thrived and ruled Machu Picchu.
This rarely visited region offers travelers a perspective into the real lives of Andean farmers and how they aggregate the land.
This tour is for travelers who want to explore Machu Picchu but do not have the time to take an alternative route.
Posted By : C2886VJmichaell
Great tour. I really wanted to see Machu Picchu while spending as little money as possible. Peru Travel Company delivered and helped me accomplish my goal. The only added cost you can skip to save even more money which I did not do was take the train in. Honestly, it’s worth it though. The train ride goes through the mountains and offers great views of snow capped peaks.
Once I made it to Aguas Calientes, the town at the base of Mach Picchu, my hostel had been pre-booked through Peru Travel Company and I even got a free breakfast the next day.
I opted not to take a guided tour which I recommend if you want to take your time and not feel rushed.
Overall, my experience with Peru travel company was awesome. I would recommend using them for all of your travel needs in Peru.
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Posted On : 2019-10-10 12:12:45 
Posted By : Yoshiko60
We asked package of Machu Pichu and Cusco tour.
They organize our trip very good, and we really enjoyed our trip.
We got private guid at Machu Pichu and Cusco.
They both were excellent. I think price is reasonable. We recommend. Thank you for both guide!!
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Posted On : 2018-12-24 18:41:25
Posted By : Bruce T
The tour operator met us the night before our day trip to Machu Picchu to give us the logistics of our day. It began at 3 AM with a 1.5 hr van ride to Ollantaytambe where we boarded a train for an additional 1.5 hr ride to Aguas Calientes aka Machu Picchu Village.We were met there by Javier, our tourguide, who led us to the end of the queue, which after 1 hour, twenty minutes, led us to the buses which would take us to the ruins of the citadel of Mach Picchu Javier left us at this point. It rained steadily the entire time we waited in line, and we all ended up buying cheap 5 Soles ponchos.
Reaching the citadel, we climbed to the summit of Machu Picchu mountain, an arduous journey ending a bit over 10,000 ft above sea level, and 2000 feet above the citadel. It rained throughout the entire climb, an we were worried that there would be nothing to see from the top due to clouds obscuring the view. But about the time we reached the top about noon, the rain was tapering off, and the visibility improved. The trip down the mountain was much more enjoyable as we were no longer surrounded by fog and rain.
Back at the citadel we met up with our guide again who gave a wonderful tour of the ruins. Javier is an experienced guide and is very well informed regarding the history of the citadel and of the Incan culture in general. I recommend asking for him by name if you take this trip.
Afterwards we returned to Aguas Calientes, where we had a dinner before the train and van rides back to our hotel which we reached at about 9:30 PM.
It was a very long tiring day, and unfortunately, the tour operator did not prepare us for the weather we encountered. It was colder and rainier than we expected oviously, the weather varies depending on the season, but our guide said our experience was not atypical for August,I suggest bringing a change of clothes for after the rain ends.
Machu Picchu is something that should be on everyone's bucket list, and doesn't disappoint.
