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Posts: 738. As posted above, you can only get to Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Town) by train, and you need to fly into CUZ. To speed things up, you could take a taxi directly from the airport as far as Ollantaytambo, from where there are more trains to Aguas Calientes - which from Ollanta is only about an hour away.
My trip started from Arequipa, Peru and involved a couple of days in Cusco prior to Machu Picchu and one day in Ollataytambo post MP. The following information is based on the journey from Cusco (which most people do) and back to Cusco. Hereâs a list of what you need: 1) Train ticket from Cusco to Machu Picchu.You can only get this through Peru Rail. Www.perurail.com They have a monopoly on it. And they take full advantage of it-so the tickets are freakinâ expensive.his is confusing for a few reasons. First of all, I say Cusco to Macchu Picchu, but tickets are really from Porhoy, a small town outside of Cusco, to Aguas Calientes, the pueblo and gateway of Machu Picchu. You have to take a cab from Cusco to get to Porhoy and then take the train from Porhoy to Aguas Calientes.