Hiram Bingham, A Belmond Train | Luxury Train to Machu Picchu

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The Spirit of Peru

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Showstopping Celebrations

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With two luxury trains and six sensational hotels in locations including Cusco, Lima and Machu Picchu, we show you Peru like no one else

Machu Picchu

The only hotel located at the entrance to Machu Picchu, this stylish retreat lets you beat the citadel's crowds.

Sanctuary Lodge

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Best of Peru

This itinerary celebrates the crème de la crème. From the majestic still waters of Lake Titicaca to Lima’s bustling gastronomy, immerse yourself in Peru’s enchanting spirit.

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Cusco

Uncover the secrets of Cusco with a stay in one of its most cherished landmarks, the historic Monasterio.

Monasterio

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The Journey to Machu Picchu

When the American explorer Hiram Bingham first visited Peru in 1908, he wrote of its snow-capped mountains: “They tempted me to go and see what lay beyond. In the ever-famous words of Rudyard Kipling there was ‘Something hidden! Something lost behind the ranges. Lost and waiting for you. Go!’”

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Andean Adventures

Dance down to Machu Picchu, be blessed by a Sacred Valley shaman, mix up a mean pisco sour in Cusco: Belmond lets you experience Peru in ways you could never have imagined.

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Peru on a Plate

A huge range of fantastic local produce and traditional dishes combine with culinary influences from across the globe to make Peru one of the world’s best food destinations.

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The city of Cusco sits at the foot of the Urubamba mountains, where a distant snowy peak emerges from the rugged contours.

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Holy Mountain

We climb through the history of the Andean mountains, learning how indigenous people are maintaining ties to their natural and spiritual surroundings to this day.

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The Spirit of Peru

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