Salar de Uyuni

The Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt flats in the world – incredibly white salt about 70 miles wide, with a handful of "islands" poking up, and surrounded by large volcanoes. During the summer rainy season, the Salar is covered by a foot or so of water, but by April it is pretty much evaporated. As you will see below, we did find an area still submerged, giving us a fabulous "infinity pool".

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Sunset on Salar de Uyuni:

Sunset on Salar de Uyuni:

Last Light on Salar de Uyuni:

Last Light on Salar de Uyuni:

Salar de Uyuni & Volcan Tunupa:

Quinoa Fields overlooking Conquesta & Salar de Uyuni:

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