DAY 1: CUSCO PICK UP
Upon arrival to Cusco reception and transfer to the select Hotel where will receive an aromatic coca tea to stimulating for the height, will have the free morning, in the evening we will depart on a City tour (entrance to the archaeological centers and museums including) we will visit to the Main square, Cathedral, the Koricancha (temple of the sun) and in addition we will make a route by bordering archaeological centers like Sacayhuaman, kenco, Pucapucara and Tambomachay, tour finishes 6:00pm, transfer your Hotel and overnight (B)

DAY 2: SACRED VALLEY TOUR
At 9:00am gather of its hotel to make the trip to the Sacred Valley where We will visit the colorful Indian market in Pisac where a mixture of color, tradition will be able appreciated The Valley has a distance of 31 km (19 miles) of Cusco, and one altitude of 2,970 ms (9,700 p), Pisac where we will visit the market, and is located to the entrance of the Sacred Valley followed by Ollantaytambo, the older town continuously occupied of the American continent. The narrow streets of Ollantaytambo, along with their channels that have not varied from the time Inca, evoke their ancestral inheritance, lunch in a typical restaurant and on the evening. Return to Cusco where we will arrive around 5:00pm transfer to its Hotel (B; L).

DAY 3: MACHUPICCHU TOUR
Breakfast and at 8.15am pick up to go Poroy Train's station. The Hiram Bingham departs from Poroy Station (20 minutes outside Cusco) at 9.00am which gives a more leisurely start to the day than the traditional 6am departures of other train services to Machu Picchu.    

Brunch is served on board the train whilst passengers watch the spectacular scenery unfolding before them.  From the agricultural plains of the Sacred Valley, to the crashing waters of the Urubamba River, and as you get closer to Machu Picchu the soaring mountains, the scenery is constantly changing, and the Hiram Bingham travels at a speed where this can be appreciated. 

The train arrives into Aguas Calientes where private minibuses await passengers to escort them on the fifteen minute journey up to the citadel, avoiding the queues.   

Upon arrival at the Machu Picchu entrance, passengers can go straight into the citadel as tickets will have been pre-purchased for all guests.   

A guide will escort you around the citadel in small groups, pointing out the best of the ruins and recounting the history of this Inca settlement.

After the guided tour, guests are given the choice to wander alone through this fascinating World Heritage site, or to enjoy Afternoon Tea at the Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge, the Orient-Express hotel located right at the entrance to the citadel., overnight at the select hotel in Aguas Calientes town (B)

DAY 4: BACK IN CUSCO
Morning at leisure by your own - (entrance and bus fee to Machupicchu archaeological site not included on the fee) in the afternoon return to Cusco.

The Hiram Bingham departs at 18.00.  Guests are welcomed back on board with pre-dinner cocktails served in the Bar Car with live musical entertainment.  Later a 4-course, à la carte dinner is served in the dining cars.  The train pulls into Poroy station just outside Cusco at 21.25. Upon arrival transfer to your hotel. Overnight.(B,L) 

WHAT'S INCLUDED ON HIRAM BINGHAM?

On-board meals with Peruvian wine, cusqueña Beer, soft drinks and hot drinks (brunch on outward journey, dinner on return), on-board entertainment, guides, bus transfers, entrance to the Machu Picchu sanctuary and afternoon tea at Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge, pre-dinner cocktails. 

DAY 5: SOUTH VALLEY(Tipon - Pikillacta-Andahuaylillas )
Breakfast. Pick you up from your hotel at 9:15 am for a tour in the south valley where you can visit the following sites:  

TIPON: A large area of crop that contains 12 impressive terraces that are now grown, whose walls were built with finely carved stone. More impressive still is the irrigation system which is still serving agriculture and the advantage is the water in the spring season.  

PIKILLAQTA: presents characteristics of a major urban center for the development time of the Wari empire with over a thousand spaces between buildings, colcas (deposits food), athletic fields or houses, temples, long and narrow streets with buildings that took up to 4 stories high.  

ANDAHUAYLILLAS: Typical Andean village time the colony of origin and unique architecture. Andahuaylillas stressed in his Catholic church from the colonial era with a beautiful decoration and wall painting of the seventeenth and eighteenth century known as the Sistine Chapel of Cusco.

On the return pass Saylla typical Cuzco where people can enjoy the delicious pork chicharrones (optional).

We returned to Cusco for approximately 3:30 pm. (B, Box lunch) 

Includes:

-Pick up from hotel to start our trip.

-Bus tour.

-Professional bilingual guide (English / Spanish).

-Box lunch

DAY 6: MARAS AND MORAY
Maras, from which one can reach the salt flats and the Moray ruins, is located on the northwestern side before entering the city of Cuzco. We will depart on the tour at 9:00am to see the salt flats that display a spectacle of unusual beauty. Located on a wide-open hill above the Urubamba Valley, the salt water runs along channels, which extend through the flooded lands and follow a more or less rectangular pattern, depending on the variations in the land. The water, which is exposed to the sun, leaves salt on the bed. Viewed from the peak, the myriad of rectangles look Like an enormous painting designed by nature. Inland, not far from Maras, one can find the Moray ruins, there are three "coliseums" , used by the Inkas as a sort of open-air crop laboratory ,the terraces arranged in concentric circles and spread out at intervals from the lower to the upper region are reminiscent of a Greek theatre. Afternoon back to Cusco to the Hotel and overnight (B).

DAY 7: TRANSFER OUT
Breakfast and bus service to the airport and end of our services (B).