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Hiram Bingham, A Belmond Train

Cusco, Peru · Belmond · High Luxury

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Named for Hiram Bingham III, the explorer who brought Machu Picchu to world attention in 1911, this 1920s Pullman-style train carries up to 84 passengers between Cusco and Aguas Calientes through Peru's Sacred Valley. Launched in 2003 as the Orient-Express Hiram Bingham and rebranded Belmond in 2014, it includes two dining cars and an observation-bar carriage operated by PeruRail.

About Hiram Bingham, A Belmond Train

History

The Hiram Bingham is a luxury train service launched in 2003, running between Cusco (Poroy) and Machu Picchu (Aguas Calientes) through Peru's Sacred Valley. It is named after the American explorer Hiram Bingham III, who brought Machu Picchu to international attention in 1911.

Styled after the 1920s Pullman era, the train carries up to 84 passengers in vintage-style carriages, including two dining cars and an observation-bar car. Operated by PeruRail, it launched as the 'Orient-Express Hiram Bingham' and was rebranded to 'Belmond Hiram Bingham' in 2014 when the parent company Orient-Express Hotels became Belmond.

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