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There is an ATM located in Machu Picchu Pueblo (incorrectly known as Aguas Calientes for its thermal baths located there). The ATM was opened in July of 2006. There is a surcharge on transactions made at the Machu Picchu Pueblo ATM. It is located right next to Toto's House restaurant on the tracks.
Updated Sep 2, 2007
When we were there in 2001, there was no ATM or bank so we couldn't get more money until we returned to Cusco. So be forewarned: if you hike to Machu Picchu and plan on spending the night in AC, bring some money with you. It may be different now but I wouldn't take the chance unless you can get confirmation that there is a bank or ATM there.
Updated Mar 8, 2005
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This town seems to be made of 3 things, restaurants(pizza!), craft stands(much less persistent than in Cuzco thankfully and more merchandise), and kids. I've never seen so many kids for such a small...
AguasCalientes exists mainly because it is the train and bus stop for Machu Picchu, and it serves the visitors. It is tucked into a small valley along the Vilcabamba River.
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A Quaint Town at the Base of Machu Picchu
Aguas Calientes is a nice small town for you to call home for a night while you are visiting Machu Picchu. It is located at the base of the site and is the stomping ground where you will find all that...
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