Machu Picchu Tour by Panoramic Train – 1 Day

Guided excursions and activities (Spanish/English)

• Guided Tour in Machu Picchu | Private Service

Transportation and entrances included

• Entrance ticket to the Machu Picchu citadel (It is recommended to book 2 to 3 months in advance).
• Round-trip Panoramic Train: Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes – Ollantaytambo
• Eco Bus up and down: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes

Private transfers

• Private Transportation: Cusco – Ollantaytambo – Cusco

Advantages of this experience with Illa Kuntur Travel & Wellness

• 24-hour continuous assistance in Spanish and English
• Professional guides on all activities
• Bilingual service upon prior request
• Personalized concierge to accompany you at every step of the trip

Flights:

• Domestic and international flights

Personal expenses:

• Personal expenses such as shopping, tips, and additional activities.

Meals not specified:

• Breakfast, lunch, and dinner not mentioned in the itinerary.
• Additional travel insurance covering cancellations, lost luggage, etc.

Personal equipment:

• Personal equipment and any other item not specified.

Unspecified services:

• Any service not clearly mentioned in the itinerary.
• Tips for guides, drivers, and service staff.

Essential Documents:

• Official identification document: ID card, passport, or foreign resident card used to purchase your Machu Picchu ticket (mandatory for entry).
• ISIC student card (if applicable, for student discounts).
• Travel insurance (optional but highly recommended to cover accidents, cancellations, or health issues).

Climate and sun protection:

• Sunscreen (SPF 35 or higher) – the sun can be intense, especially in the morning and at midday.
• Hat or wide-brimmed cap for sun protection (Important: umbrellas are not allowed inside Machu Picchu).
• UV-protection sunglasses.
• Waterproof jacket or layered clothing, as temperatures can vary significantly between morning and afternoon.
• Rain poncho or waterproof jacket, especially if visiting between October and April (rainy season).

Clothing and footwear:

• Comfortable hiking or walking shoes with good grip, as Machu Picchu has uneven terrain and stone steps.
• Light, breathable clothing made of quick-drying material. Long pants are recommended to protect against insects.
• Gloves and a scarf (if visiting during the colder months, from May to August).

Insect protection:

• Insect repellent (preferably eco-friendly and not in aerosol form to protect the environment).

Money and payments:

• Cash in Peruvian soles for last-minute purchases (Some places in Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu do not accept credit cards or charge high fees for card payments).
• Credit or debit card (some restaurants and shops accept electronic payments).

Hydration and food:

• Reusable water bottle (single-use plastic bottles are not allowed in Machu Picchu). We recommend carrying at least 1 liter of water per person.
• Light snacks such as dried fruits, energy bars, or nuts, since there are no food vendors inside the site. (Important: Heavy meals or food wrapped in plastic are not allowed).

Safety and Health Requirements for Our Tours

For us, the safety and well-being of every traveler are our priority. To participate in our tours and travel packages, we ask that you comply with the following requirements:

General Requirements

Physical condition and health:

• Be in good health to participate in hikes and outdoor activities.
• Inform us in advance if you have any medical condition, allergy, or dietary restriction.
• Not recommended for people with severe heart conditions, uncontrolled blood pressure, or serious respiratory difficulties.

Suggested minimum and maximum age:

• Children under 12 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
• Senior adults (65+) must have medical authorization for high-altitude hiking activities.

Travel insurance:

• We recommend having travel insurance that covers medical assistance and emergency evacuation.

Health Measures

• It is recommended to stay well hydrated and carry a personal water bottle.
• Use sunscreen, a hat, or a cap for sun protection.
• Carry hand sanitizer and personal hygiene items.
• If you have a fever or respiratory symptoms, it is suggested not to join the tour to protect the group.

Safety Requirements During the Tour

• Always follow the guide’s instructions.
• Respect safety rules on transportation, trains, buses, and trails.
• Wearing appropriate footwear is mandatory (trekking shoes or similar).
• Do not separate from the group without notifying the guide beforehand.
• Respect sacred, archaeological, and natural areas responsibly (do not litter or remove flora or fauna).

In Case of Emergency

• We carry a basic first-aid kit and provide first-aid assistance.
• On hiking tours, emergency oxygen will be available in case of altitude sickness.
• Our team will coordinate a quick evacuation to the nearest health center if necessary.