El Salar de Uyuni


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Published: January 26th 2007
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This is what was #1 on my list of things to do in Bolivia and now I am finally here! So what could so interesting about a salt flat anyway? I am sure that my pictures well help describe why it is so interesting, but I'll try explain where I am. El Salar de Uyuni (the Uyuni Salt Flats) is the world's largest salt flat at 12,106 sq km and is at an elevation of 3653m above sea level (basically th... Read Full Entry



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Lunch at the Isla de los PescadoresLunch at the Isla de los Pescadores
Lunch at the Isla de los Pescadores

Lunch consisted of a llama steak, quinoa and some fresh tomatoes and cucumbers.
Salt on the TruckSalt on the Truck
Salt on the Truck

Somehow these jeeps seem to drive through the salt flats almost on a daily basis and there is no corrosion from the salt. The jeep that we were in was 20 years old and didn't show any signs on corrosion.
Girls playing basketball in San JuanGirls playing basketball in San Juan
Girls playing basketball in San Juan

And I can honestly say that one of them is much better than I am at the moment :)
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