UYUNI – TUNUPA VOLCANO

Train Cemetery - The remnants of 19th and early 20th-century locomotives are a must-see attraction in Uyuni, perfect for artistic photography. These German and English locomotives were used to transport ore from Cerro Rico de Potosí.

Colchani - Located 23 km north of Uyuni, this town’s families are dedicated to salt extraction and processing using traditional tools. Here, you can visit a museum showcasing the salt production process and admire salt art.

Ojos del Salar - These small holes on the salt surface are formed by the union of fresh and salt groundwater, causing a chemical reaction that creates a boiling water effect.

Hotel de Sal - Just 15 minutes from Colchani, we will visit the blinding white Salar and stop at the Hotel de Sal to appreciate its unique architecture.

TUNUPA – UYUNI.

Isla Incahuasi - Walking on this island, made of volcanic rock, offers an extraordinary view of the white salt plain. It is home to ancient cacti and a colony of vizcachas.

Tunupa Volcano - We will ascend the volcano by vehicle to a certain point, then hike to the base for an unparalleled view of the Uyuni salt flats.

• First aid kit
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Water boots
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Discover the unexpected and surrealistic beauty of our planet in the Andes of Bolivia, capture unique moments by creating fun scenes within the whites salt flat, where all things are put into perspective; where the enormity of the scene highlights the fragility of everything else and the white create the stunning landscapes, discover and share with the residents the process of salt extraction and processing, also contemplate the sunset from one of the least traveled points, and enjoy a night in a hotel made entirely of salt bricks. Join us in the discovery of an authentic South American treasure in the Andes.

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