Timeless Cusco 4D / 3N

The tour includes hotels in Cusco and Aguas Calientes, all scheduled transport (including train and bus to Machu Picchu), guided visits, entry tickets to archaeological sites, and meals as per the itinerary. It’s a fully planned journey through the heart of the Andes. To learn more about the ticket system, check Your Passport to Inca History: All About the Cusco Tourist Ticket.

On the Eternal Cusco Tour, you can expect daytime temperatures between 15°C and 20°C in Cusco and Machu Picchu, depending on the season (dry or rainy), but nights are usually cold, especially in Cusco, which is located at 3,400 meters above sea level. Therefore, it is important to bring warm clothes.

You’ll spend two nights in Cusco: one at the beginning and one after returning from Machu Picchu. These nights are essential for acclimatization and for visiting key sites like Qorikancha and Qenqo and Sacsayhuaman: The Guardians of Cusco.

The Eternal Cusco Tour includes the Expedition or Inca Rail Voyager trains, perfect for enjoying the Andean scenery en route to Machu Picchu. If you’re looking for a more luxurious trip, contact us for options like the Vistadome. Learn more about the route at the Ollantaytambo Train Station.

Cusco is at 3,400 meters (11,150 ft). It’s recommended to rest upon arrival and stay hydrated. Machu Picchu sits lower at 2,430 m, which makes the descent more comfortable. Pack layers and allow time to adjust before starting the Eternal Cusco itinerary.

Absolutely! The train journey to Aguas Calientes is one of the most beautiful in Peru. You’ll ride along the Urubamba River through dramatic mountain landscapes. For more on the station itself, visit the Ollantaytambo Train Station.

The Eternal Cusco tour is flexible, you can easily add extra nights in Cusco, explore nearby regions, or combine it with the salkantay trek – 5 days for a longer adventure through the Andes.

Yes. The itinerary is moderate and well-paced, making it ideal for families and seniors. The only strenuous part is the optional Rainbow Mountain hike. Adjustments can be made to suit comfort levels.

You’ll enjoy daily breakfasts and a buffet lunch in the Sacred Valley. Local cuisine features quinoa, corn, fresh trout, and Andean potatoes. It’s a great chance to savor regional flavors in scenic surroundings.

The Eternal Cusco tour includes full support from our local team throughout your journey. We provide 24/7 assistance to help you with questions, or emergencies. Emergency contact number: +51 984 391 871 so you’re never alone during your adventure.

The Sacred Valley is home to traditional Andean villages, agricultural terraces, and sacred Inca temples. Its natural beauty and cultural richness make it a key part of the Eternal Cusco experience. Discover more in Explore the Sacred Valley: The essence of the Peruvian Andes.

Yes, all main entrance tickets are included, such as the Cusco Tourist Ticket, Machu Picchu access, and the Rainbow Mountain permit. You won’t have to worry about additional fees during your journey.

The guided tour at Machu Picchu lasts around two hours, after which you’ll have free time to explore or rest. If available, you can upgrade to climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain for panoramic views.

The Eternal Cusco tour is of moderate difficulty. While most days involve walking and exploring, the Rainbow Mountain hike is more intense. Acclimatization and hydration help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Most hotels in Cusco and Aguas Calientes offer Wi-Fi. However, internet access is limited in remote areas such as Vinicunca and on some parts of the train route. Offline maps are a useful backup.

Yes, your hotel in Cusco can safely store luggage while you travel to Machu Picchu. Bring only a small backpack with essentials for your night in Aguas Calientes and next-day excursion.

You’ll explore highlights like the Cathedral, Qorikancha (Temple of the Sun), and several archaeological sites around the city, including Sacsayhuamán and Tambomachay. Learn more in Your Passport to Inca History: All About the Cusco Tourist Ticket.

Yes. When visiting spiritual or religious sites like Qorikancha or the Cathedral, dress modestly and respect posted guidelines. Embracing these customs enriches your Eternal Cusco experience.

Some customization is possible. You can add nights, choose different accommodation, or request private services. For full custom adventures, consider combining it with longer itineraries like andean experiences – 15 days.

The dry season (May to September) offers the best weather for hikes and views. Book your Eternal Cusco experience at least 2 months in advance to ensure availability, especially around inti raymi 2025 – the great festival of the sun.

Definitely. From sunrise at Machu Picchu to the vibrant layers of Rainbow Mountain, this tour is filled with photo-worthy moments. Just be mindful of restrictions at some archaeological sites.