Riding Perurail Vistadome Observatory Train with Hiram Bingham Car from Cusco to Machu Picchu!

Today, we take the most epic journey through the Peruvian countryside! We experience some great hospitality and the most incredible views from the train! We arrive in Machu Picchu Pueblo (Aguas Calentes) and take a walk to the base of the mountain to see our first glance of the ruins from below. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications if you would like to travel the whole world with us over the next few years! We release a new video every other day!
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[@adolfobriceno1635]

Awesome.

[@JeremyandAlly]

Thank you

[@elenas3134]

Viva la vida y authentic cross cultural experience! Love Ally’s hand clapping, so gracefully gorgeous 🥀and impressed by Jeremy’s progress in Spanish language skills, and the pronunciation ✅is improving. By the way I am looking forward for a celebration vlog moment...Would digital nomads be celebrating like first week, 10th day, first month of their journey, stuff like that...?

[@JeremyandAlly]

Thank you for your kind words. We celebrate all the time! It’s really fun living life in a way to try and set up memorable moments all the time. We try to celebrate the small moments all the time.

[@elenas3134]

Thank you. I appreciate you and I am grateful for the opportunity to see the beauty of this world through your eyes and enjoy the richness of a vast creative space! Thank you 🙏🏼! All the best to you, enjoy the beauty of life!

[@pablobelerinirupailla2370]

I AM FROM LIMA AND I LIVE 43 YEARS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION , I VISITED MANY COUNTRIES BUT MACHU PICCHU IS A MIRACLE OF GOD AND INKAS IMPERIUM.

[@JeremyandAlly]

yep!

[@ladyfl786]

The train seems to be the new Vistadome line. I don't think it's the Hiram Bingham?

[@JeremyandAlly]

It is a mixture of classes. They did not have the full Hiram Bingham in operation the day we went up. :)

[@serenity-scapes3118]

Aren’t the Hiram Bingham Luxury train and the Vistadome two totally different trains? Also about $800 more??

[@JeremyandAlly]

I think in normal times yes. They split the train and we did a 50/50 train ride up without the dinner service.

[@elenazalewski306]

What is the hotel that you stayed in?

[@JeremyandAlly]

which city are you asking about?

[@kirona5749]

Which hotel did you stay in in aguas calientes?

[@christakara822]

What was the name of the place with the Oatmilk? Making notes for my trip. ❤

[@JeremyandAlly]

Inkani Cafe

[@helenvergara3620]

I have a question about the bimodal transportation. I want to go from Cusco to Ollantaytambo, BUT I wan to explore Ollantaytambo. I am not interested in boarding immediately the train. Is that possible or it is like a connecting flight? Also how did you purchase the 50/50 train. Travelling in December. Excited as I went to Machu Picchu as a kid and now I am going as a parent. Thank you in advance

[@JeremyandAlly]

I recommend buying two separate train tickets then. The transfer leaves like 10 minutes from the drop-off for you to walk down hill on the train. No time to explore. We had enough time to buy a coffee to go. You might want to do some extra research as to where you will be dropped off and where you want to visit because the sites in olly are not as easy to walk to.

[@helenvergara3620]

@@JeremyandAlly thank you for the insight.

[@helenvergara3620]

@@JeremyandAllyAlso, how did you purchase the 50/50 train. I am very interested as I am purchasing it this week. Also, why did you choose PeruRail instead of IncaTrail? Thank you for your time to answer all these questions. I really appreciate it

[@porfiriato84]

​@@helenvergara3620lol 😂

[@alvarocastaneda9754]

Cool video but I wounder why it's so empty, still the COVID pandemic going on?

[@JeremyandAlly]

We went earlier on. Peru had some emptier times more recently as well.

[@alvarocastaneda9754]

@@JeremyandAlly Great to know. Thanks

[@kevintran1595]

Hey Jeremy and Ally, How did you guys find out you needed a face shield? I'm going to Peru next month.

[@JeremyandAlly]

I doubt you need one now but the airline gave us one lol

[@kevintran1595]

@@JeremyandAlly awww thanks for replying yall the best

[@fayzet3396]

I’m curious for people taking the train to aguas calientes and spending a night which many do. I heard you can’t bring luggages so what do you do with them? Like you said 10 kilos. So do you leave them in Cusco? If so where?

[@porfiriato84]

Just take a large backpack?

[@arham-thewhizkid6902]

How much time it takes to reach up to the Machu Pichuu

[@JeremyandAlly]

by bus 30-40 minutes I believe

[@JeremyandAlly]

From Machu Pichuu pueblo