Possible to do Sunday Pisac Market and afternoon train to MP in one day?
Jul 2nd, 2010, 01:19 PM
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Possible to do Sunday Pisac Market and afternoon train to MP in one day?
If we are staying in the Sacred Valley, is it feasible to do the Pisac Market in the morning and then take the train that afternoon to MP? We plan on staying overnight one night.
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Jul 2nd, 2010, 05:12 PM
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Easy have done it
just have the cab take you down to
www.ollantaytambo.org with a stop at Pisac market
then Calca Urubamba Ollantaytambo hegotiated the fare $30
with an hour wait time at the market...
www.culturalimmersion.org for trains
backpackers usually cheapest...have fun,
just have the cab take you down to
www.ollantaytambo.org with a stop at Pisac market
then Calca Urubamba Ollantaytambo hegotiated the fare $30
with an hour wait time at the market...
www.culturalimmersion.org for trains
backpackers usually cheapest...have fun,
Jul 2nd, 2010, 05:14 PM
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Presidente River Balcony room good moderate for AC stay
www.casa-andina.com nice SV/Cusco moderate...Have fun
www.casa-andina.com nice SV/Cusco moderate...Have fun
Jul 3rd, 2010, 08:28 AM
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Yes plenty of trains leave from Ollantaytambo. I assume you will take just overnight bags, if you can carry them around Pisac market and don't want to hike the ruins, can just use taxis between lodging and Pisac, and another taxi from Pisac to Ollantaytambo to catch the train. Or, you can also ask hotel to find you a reliable taxi that will take care of your luggage while you shop, and see the ruins, and then take you to Ollantaytambo. This should be about $50.
You can book your trains on www.Perurail.com. No need for a travel agent.
You can book your trains on www.Perurail.com. No need for a travel agent.
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