Getting to Puno by train

Traveling to Puno by train can be a longer trip than by car - about 10 hours - but it's an experience that adds to the travel adventure and gives the passenger a chance to observe breathtaking scenery.

The journey allows for a peaceful and scenic transition between Cusco and Puno, giving you time to relax in comfort and enjoy the ride. Navigating through the magnificent landscapes of the southern valley of Cusco, with stops in Raya and one additional stop depending on the train's itinerary.

There are currently 2 train options departing from Cusco, both including meals, live shows and the best comfort for your journey:

Titicaca Train:

Be enchanted by the beauty of the highlands and the Altiplano as the region's vibrant melodies and traditional dances fill the air with life and culture. Enjoy exquisite cuisine on board, including delicate snacks, a gourmet lunch, and a comforting afternoon tea.

En route, you'll stop at Abra La Raya, the highest point of the journey, where heaven and earth meet at 4,300 meters above sea level.

The service includes a welcome show, a three-course meal, live music and traditional dancing, and access to the observation car throughout the journey.

Operates Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

The Belmond Andean Explorer: The luxury train experience

Aboard South America's first luxury sleeper train, experience Peru in unparalleled style.

Traverse imposing peaks and vast highland plains to Lake Titicaca, the cradle of the Incas. Take in the wild scenery from your window, pausing for world-class dining and on-board spa rituals before winding through Lake Titicaca and the floating islands of the Uros.

Departs every Tuesday, early morning, from the city of Cusco.

Which train service best suits your travel style? Contact us for more information.

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