Salt flat

As a layer of pure water covers Salar de Uyuni, something unbelievable happens to the world's largest salt flat—it turns into world's largest mirror reflecting the beautiful Bolivian skies. Many would agree this is the most stunning phenomenon in the world—​it looks like you are actually in the sky,

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While travelling around Bolivia, I am so glad I got the chance to stop by the famous salt lakes. This place is so famous because it is the largest salt lake

Salar de Uyuni or Uyuni Salt Flat gave me a spectacular and unforgetable sunset, this forms part of my Must See Bolivia series of Batnomad.com

Uyuni Salt Flat, arid windswept salt flat in southwestern Bolivia. It lies on the Altiplano, at 11,995 feet (3,656 metres) above sea level. The Uyuni Salt Flat is Bolivia’s largest salt-encrusted waste area (about 4,085 square miles [10,582 square km]) and is separated from the Coipasa Salt Flat, a

Amazing, isnt't it?!!! This is the world's largest salt flat at 10,528 square kilometers. Located about 12,000ft about sea level in south Bolivia near the crest of the Andes. It was once a giant inland salt water lake but after the water vanished into the thin dry air of Andean altitude, all that remains is the salt. Tens of meters thick, lying beneath the bright sky: a sun bleached skeleton of a dead sea. During the rainy season the water turns this place into the worlds largest mirror. The…

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the mesmerizing Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, where the vast salt flats and mirror-like reflections create a captivating natural wonder. 🗺️

It took a cross-country road trip, 15 minutes at sunset, and a man behind a mirror.