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The Hiram Bingham
The Hiram Bingham train is the most luxurious way to journey between Cusco and Machu Picchu.
For many visitors a trip to Machu Picchu is a once in a lifetime experience. The Hiram Bingham assures a magical journey never to be forgotten.
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The Hiram Bingham is named after the explorer who discovered the fascinating remains of the Inca citadel, Machu Picchu on July 23rd 1911.
The carriages are painted a distinctive blue and gold while interiors are luxurious, warm and inviting with elegant decoration in the style of the 1920's Pullman trains.
As passengers step on board they are encompassed in a world of polished wood, gleaming cutlery and glittering glass.
The train consists of two Dining Cars, an Observation Bar Car and a Kitchen Car, and can carry up to 84 passengers.
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The round trip between Machu Picchu and Cusco aboard the Hiram Bingham is a luxurious experience where every detail has been taken care of.
In the morning en route to Machu Picchu a brunch will be served as you watch the stunning landscape unfold.
Upon reaching your destination a guide will show you the highlights of the Machu Picchu citadel.
After the day exploring the marvel of Machu Picchu, cocktails and a gourmet dinner are served on the return to Cusco.
Virtual Tour of the Hiram Bingham » |
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