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Luxury Train in Peru - First Class journey across the Andes (4K trip report)

Luxury Train in Peru - First Class journey across the Andes (4K trip report)

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Join me on a 10 hour First Class trip onboard the PeruRail Titicaca Train from Puno to Cusco. The luxury train journey takes us from Puno on the shores of Lake Titicaca to the ancient Inca capital of Cusco. As the train climbs it winds through mountains and valleys, it offers spectacular views of the Huatanay River valleys, traditional Andean villages and the mighty Andes mountains. A three-course lunch, afternoon tea and onboard entertainment are included in the train ticket. Video chapters: 0: 00 Intro 3: 41 Boarding 7: 12 Departure from Puno 8: 47 Bar & observation coach 13: 27 Juliaca market 17: 13 Entertainment (part 1) 27: 26 Walk through train 29: 00 Lunch 32: 19 Stop 36: 38 Altiplano scenery 42: 11 Pisco Sour workshop 44: 55 Entertainment (part 2) 48: 36 Andes scenery 52: 31 Afternoon tea 55: 05 Arrival at Cusco Subscribe to my YouTube channel if you like my travel vlogs (one million followers so far. Each Saturday, I upload a new video about my travels around the world. Follow me: Instagram: Blog: Twitter: Facebook: #train #luxury #firstclass #peru #travel #railway
Date: 2024-11-30

Comments and reviews: 4


Next week is going to be epic! I did the Inca Trail myself and almost broke my ankle though. Luckily with a lot of strong painkillers and wrapping my leg and ankle in very good I was still able to make it. Other option was to be picked up by helicopter but that would’ve cost over $5000. My guides were amazed I was able to make it seen the injuries I had. When I got back home few weeks later I went to the doctor and he actually said my leg had to had about 15 stitches when it happend (was to late for it now, but luckily my ankle recovered pretty quick. Still amazing experience though!
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Thank you for the video reportage illustrating touristic train trip. Not too keen on train rails passing through locals streets polluting vegetables, fresh fruits goods. Not too good either for locals breathing train fumes and dust.
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I usually don't really like those moments where the rich ones clash onto the poor ones, like that market drive through of the train, but that's just me avoiding reality. But it's quite fascinating still.
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That is a lovely train mate, fantastic scenery and looked like a load of fun, I remember your trip on Rovos Rail South Africa, another great video. Stay well.
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