The Backpacker carriages were created for those seeking comfort and security, without all the frills. Seats are upholstered with indigenous fabrics, giving a touch of local flavor. Snacks are served on this service and additional storage space is available for backpacks.

This train departs from Cuzco or from the Ollanta station (90 mins from Cuzco and half way to Machu Picchu).

These carriages have beautiful panoramic windows offering unsurpassed scenic views and photographic opportunities. With glass surrounding them on all sides, passengers feel as if they are part of Peru's remarkable landscape. Vistadome is the quickest way to visit Machu Picchu. Snacks and hot and cold refreshments are included on the journey. The Vistadome departs from Cuzco or Ollanta (90 mins from Cuzco and half way to Machu Picchu) and can also be boarded at Poroy (20 mins from Cuzco).

This luxury train service runs between Cuzco and Machu Picchu. Its distinctive blue and gold livery and elegant interior upholstery in warm, inviting tones, consists of 4 cars - 2 dining cars, a bar car and a kitchen car. The price of the journey includes onboard meals with wine, entertainment, guides, bus transfers, entrance to the ruins and afternoon tea at Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge.

The Hiram Bingham departs from Poroy Station at 9am (20 minutes from Cuzco) or it may be boarded at Ollanta, 90 mins from Cuzco and half way to Machu Picchu. The Hiram Bingham gives a more leisurely start to the day than traditional departures. Brunch is served on board and guides are present to explain points of interest en route, as well as in the Ruins at Machu Picchu. Afternoon Tea is served at the Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge, located just steps from the ancient citadel. Once back on board for the 6.30pm departure, pre-dinner cocktails are served, accompanied by live entertainment and a 4-course, à la carte dinner.