2025 Nor Lipez Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

The world's largest salt lake, the Uyuni Salt Flats 🇧🇴 During the rainy season (December to March), the water is thin and you can see the "mirror of the sky" reflecting the sky. It's a matter of luck whether you can see it in the best conditions, so we recommend planning your stay for a long time and waiting for the weather to improve. [Tour company🚌] You can't go to the Uyuni Salt Flats on your own, so you must join a tour! It takes about an hour to get from the city of Uyuni to the Uyuni Salt Flats. Price💰: About 4000-5500 yen Prices vary depending on the plan, such as time, whether meals are included, whether you stop at the train graveyard, etc., but there is not much difference between companies [What to bring🎒] Day tour → Water, sunscreen, sunglasses, warm clothes Night tour → Water, warm clothes, hand warmers *The temperature difference is drastic, so cold weather measures are essential🧤 #Overseas travel strategy #Bolivia #Uyuni Salt Flats #Uyuni #Amazing view

#OverseasTravelTactics ①Book your flight at least one month in advance The Uyuni Salt Flats are especially popular during the rainy season, and you may find yourself unable to book a flight on your desired date! I was one of those people. 😭 ​​It seems that you can also travel comfortably by express bus, but if you want to get there quickly or are worried about getting car sickness, I recommend using a plane. ✨ In order to get a flight on your desired date, you need to make a reservation at least two months in advance! ! In addition, flight delays seem to be commonplace, so you need to plan your schedule with plenty of leeway. 🙆♀️ Also, it's safer to book a ticket that allows you to cancel or change the date! ②Bring warm clothes, there are very few toilets. You should be especially careful with tours to see the sunset and starry sky at the Uyuni Salt Flats, and tours to see the starry sky and sunrise. ⚠️ I participated in a 4-hour tour to see the sunset and starry sky, but there was never a toilet break. 💦 Participants who wanted to go to the toilet were encouraged to hide in their cars on the spot. Therefore, it is recommended to use the restroom beforehand, and to bring tissue paper and a long coat! If you are reluctant to use the restroom outside, water-absorbing pads may be useful. 🎵 Otherwise, it is important to protect yourself from the cold and not think too much about the restroom! I'm glad I brought gloves and socks with me! ③ If you want to look good in photos, be careful about the color of your boots and pants. As you can see in the second photo of me, white boots stand out quite a bit with black pants. 😭 The tour company rented us boots, but we received them on a first-come, first-served basis, and we were given boots that fit our size. If you choose without thinking about anything and only look at the size, you may end up with a strange look on your feet like me,,💦 If you choose with color in mind, I think you will look better in photos💖 ④ Be careful of altitude sickness. The Uyuni Salt Flats are at a very high altitude, so you need to be careful about altitude sickness. It may be so cold that you don't want to put anything in your mouth, but it may be a good idea to drink a lot of water! It's also a good idea to take preventative medication beforehand 👌 Since you're overseas, please enjoy yourself within your limits and take care of your own health ✨

#OverseasSeasonalPlaces In mid-February, I traveled to the Uyuni Salt Flats for two days and one night✈️ Originally, I had planned a three-day, two-night trip, including an extra day, but I had to give up because all the flights were booked. I decided to travel for two days and one night when I was able to make a reservation✨ (Many of the people I met during the tour told me that they had come to Uyuni by night bus because they couldn't get a flight reservation😅) We had to move from the plane we were on to another plane, and the plane departed an hour and a half later than scheduled. I felt that this kind of situation often occurs when traveling in South America💦 I recommend making a schedule with plenty of time! The Uyuni Salt Flats has a spectacular view just like in the picture, and although I participated in a tour conducted in Spanish, no one among the participants could speak Spanish...😹Even if you can't speak Spanish, I think you can get by with gestures!! There is almost no signal inside the Uyuni Salt Flats, so I think it's best to use a translator that can be used offline! This time, we were able to enjoy the mirror-like scenery under the best conditions, but it seems that on some days it may not be possible to see it well, so be careful about that⚠️ In recent years, it has been said that due to climate change, it may become impossible to see the mirror-like scenery😭 It's a spectacular view that you'll want to see at least once in your life, so why not take this opportunity to visit it? #SouthAmerica #uyuni #UyuniSaltFlat #Bolivia #bolivia

At the Uyuni Salt Flats, there are tours where you can take trick photos. Some tours do this and some don't, so you'll need to ask the tour guide. The driver will bring some items, and you can also bring your own items to take photos. It's fun to think about the trick photos you want to take and go! With an iPhone, the focus tends to be on one side, which is a bit disappointing. #Uyuni #Bolivia #UyuniSaltFlats #TrickPhotos

Uyuni UYUNI three-day tour, the whole journey is 1,000 kilometers, the highest altitude is nearly 5,000 meters, and the average temperature is about 0-10 degrees Géiser sol de Mañana geyser and Colorada red lake Volcanic activity and earthquakes are frequent in southwestern Bolivia, resulting in multiple sulfur springs, mud lakes and boiling mud steam pools. When you get off the car, you can smell the strong smell of sulfur The Red Lake is a shallow salt lake in the southwest of the Bolivian plateau. The lake is caused by red sediments and pigment precipitation of certain algae. There are many wild James’s flamingos living in the lake In addition to the large temperature difference between morning and evening, you have to pay extra for hot showers when staying. Of course, there is no heating in the room. It is so cold that I still feel cold even with three quilts.

Chile ATACAMA - Uyuni UYUNI three-day tour, the whole journey is 1,000 kilometers, the highest altitude is nearly 5,000 meters, and the average temperature is about 0-10 degrees Laguna Blanca is a salt lake located in the inland basin of Potosi Province, Bolivia, at an altitude of 4,350 meters. The lake water has a unique white color due to the large amount of minerals suspended in the water, which is why the lake got its name.

How to get there: You can get there by plane via Korea, Peru, Chile, etc. Tourist attraction: Salar de Uyuni Hotel: There are only three salt hotels The mirror-like Salar de Uyuni can only be seen during the rainy season from December to March. You can usually see pure white hexagonal crystals! It was really beautiful, and the salt hotel was also the best! #breathtakingview #Bolivia #Uyuni #SalardeUyuni #Salthotel #Rainyseason

The salt lake in Bolivia is the best place to capture the reflection of Milky Way. If you want to get a perfect reflection, you need to wait for a moment with no wind and shoot at a low-level angle.

A must do when visiting South America is to be able to visit the white salt flats in Bolivia. This is a completely mesmerising place with plenty of creative photo opportunities to be created. Expert drivers with guide you along the flats. A trip which is a 3 day full itinerary. They will also help you to create fun and silly pictures to treasure forever. They provided props and clever ideas. One of the best experiences! #travel #saltflats #bolivia #boliviatravel #uyuni #naturalwonders #solo #thingstodo

When you think of Bolivia, the Uyuni Salt Flats come to mind! ✨ To get from the town of Uyuni to the salt flats, you’ll need to join a tour. 🚗 There are many tour companies to choose from, but this time we joined the Night Sky + Sunrise Tour by Ariel Magic Tour! We were extremely satisfied with the experience, so we highly recommend it to anyone visiting the Uyuni Salt Flats. ⭐️ 【Tour Details & Price】 3:30 AM - Meet at the hostel and depart 4:30 AM - 5:30 AM - Stargazing and photo time 6:15 AM - 7:00 AM - Sunrise viewing and photo time 💰 200 Bolivianos per person (approximately 4,300 yen) * Includes boots, poncho, and data of photos taken with a high-quality camera (stargazing only) 【When We Participated】 We joined the tour on April 24 (the photos are from that time). It’s said that the best time to see the mirror effect is during the rainy season, which lasts until around the end of March. Initially, we were worried about visiting in late April. 💦 However, this year, we were still able to see the stunning mirror effect even during this period. 👀✨ 【What to Wear】 The nights and early mornings at the Uyuni Salt Flats are known to be especially cold. 🥶 Here’s what we wore for the tour: - 2 layers of Heattech Ultra Warm - Long-sleeve shirt from UNIQLO - Ultra Light Down jacket - Windbreaker from MUJI - Pants - Heattech Ultra Warm leggings - Long pants from UNIQLO - 3 pairs of socks - Gloves Even with all this, our feet were so cold that we lost feeling in them, so we wished we had brought thicker socks. 😅🧦 【Impressions】 We were blessed with great weather, which is crucial for visiting the Uyuni Salt Flats, and it was absolutely perfect. 👏 Experiencing a 360-degree natural planetarium for the first time was surreal. Looking up at the sky and spinning around gave us a strange and wonderful feeling. ☺️ Our guide worked very hard and took many photos for us. 👏 (This tour company also lends ponchos for free if you ask. 🫶) Thanks to the amazing weather, with clear skies and almost no wind, we were able to witness a breathtaking mirror effect. 😊 Among the sunrise, sunset, and starry sky, opinions often differ on which offers the best view. This time, the beauty of the sunrise completely outshone the others. ✨

The Uyuni Desert (Salar de Uyuni), located in southwestern Bolivia, is the world's largest salt desert, boasting an expansive area of approximately 10,600 km². Shallow water accumulates on the salt surface, perfectly reflecting the sky, clouds, and stars, creating a breathtakingly surreal landscape. Here are some tips for capturing unforgettable shots in the Uyuni Salt Desert: • Choosing the Right Time to Visit • Rainy Season (December–March): Ideal for mirror-like photos where the sky and salt desert are perfectly reflected. • Dry Season (April–November): Best for capturing optical illusion photos using the stark contrast and perspective of the white salt plains. • Optimal Shooting Times • Sunrise (6–7 AM): Soft lighting and a mystical atmosphere. • Sunset (6–7 PM): Dramatic scenes with a spread of red hues. • Night (After 9 PM): Stunning night shots with stars and the Milky Way reflected on the surface. • Essential Equipment • Wide-angle lens: Maximizes the vast landscape and reflection effects. • Tripod: Crucial for night photography, time-lapse, and reflection shots. • Waterproof gear: Necessary to protect your camera during the rainy season. • Drone: Captures the grandeur of the desert from above. • Creative Shooting Ideas • Perspective Play: Use props or people to create optical illusion photos like miniatures or giant effects. • Mirror Reflection Shots: Take photos on the water surface to appear as if merged with the sky. • Jump Shots: Set the shutter speed to 1/1000 or higher to capture the moment. • Outfit: Opt for bold, contrasting colors rather than white for striking visuals.

[Hodaka Travel Agency | Uyuni Salt Flats Sunrise Tour (STARLIGHT + SUNRISE)] — A dreamlike time with a starry sky and the gradation of the morning glow — 📍 [Tour name, time, and accessories] STARLIGHT + SUNRISE / 03:00-07:30 Rain boots (long boots) are provided so your feet are safe ⸻ ✨ Recommended points ・The starry sky and Milky Way spreading in the pitch black darkness are mysterious ・The mirror-like salt lake dyed pink and orange by the morning glow is fantastic ・The lake surface is the calmest in the early morning when there is little wind, and you can expect perfect reflections ・It is pitch black immediately after the start of the tour, so you can enjoy a quiet time while gazing at the stars ⸻ 🎒 Tips ・The tour departs late at night, so be sure to take precautions against the cold! Heattech + down jacket + gloves are a must ・If you want to take photos, prepare a smartphone tripod and a wide-angle lens ◎ ・Use the restroom before you leave (there are no toilets on-site) ・Depending on the water level of the salt lake and the weather, you may not be able to see the "mirror-like" surface, so check in advance ⸻ #Uyuni Salt Flats #Sunrise Tour #Early Morning Spectacular View #Mirror-like Morning #Hodaka Travel Agency #Absolutely Free Trip

[Hodaka Travel Agency | Uyuni Salt Flats Evening & Starry Sky Tour (SUNSET + STARLIGHT)] — A fantastic experience from the sunset-tinted salt flats to a starry sky — 📍 [Tour name, time, accessories] SUNSET + STARLIGHT / 16:00-22:00 Rental rain boots included (rain boots included for peace of mind) ⸻ ✨ Recommended points • The “session between heaven and earth” reflected in the Uyuni Salt Flats at dusk is impressive • After sunset, countless stars and the Milky Way spread across the night sky, and you might even see a shooting star • A guide who speaks Japanese accompanies you, making it easy for first-timers to participate ⸻ 🎒 Tips • It gets cold at night, close to freezing, so be sure to wear down jackets, hats, gloves, and other cold weather gear • If you want a mirror-like surface, the amount of water on the road and the timing after the rain are key! Check with your guide • For starry sky photography, a tripod for your smartphone or night mode on your camera will make the photos look much better • This is a popular tour, so it's best to book early ⸻ #Hodaka #Salt Flats of Uyuni #Bolivia #Absolutely free trip

When telling my friends I’m going to Bolivia, they were but there’s nothing there.. I can prove you wrong with these amazing pictures and that’s only one location: - train graveyard/cemetery: these are all abandoned as they stopped using coal. They use some of the parts to make some funky statues. - the salt brick shows the layers of years of rain and heat and how they’re all piled up from pressure… nature man - yes that’s all salt and now snow, we had a session of silly pictures and was super funny - island of cactus: you can’t go in it if it’s the rainy season as it’ll be flooded around it and can’t reach it. - the railway is active only once a week to transfer minerals across the border to Chile - so many lagoons and so many flamingos 🦩 such sassy creatures and they have 3 different species of flamingos. - the wild rabbits there eat from all that the tourists bring with them and are not scared. They’re super adorable but hungry. - volcanic activities create some hot springs and filled with natural salts. It’s amazing what nature can do Keep in mind, accommodations are simple but they try their best to make it comfortable. June is winter so it gets super cold at night (-5 or less). Bring water and snacks with you. The food is good but as it is far it might be a bit less than you’d usually eat in the city. Enjoy Uyuni.

[InkaWasi/IslaIncahuasi｜Cactus Island of the Uyuni Salt Flats] — A green paradise floating on the silvery white salt flats, a miracle left by an ancient volcano — At an altitude of about 3,656m, the former volcanic peak is now an island jutting out into the salt flats, and InkaWasi means "House of the Inca" in the local language. The coral reefs that remain as remnants of an ancient lake are overgrown with giant cacti with trunks of over 2m in circumference, creating a unique landscape.  . ⸻ 📍[Location] Located in the center of the Uyuni Salt Flats, about an hour's drive from Uyuni town. It is a standard spot that many tours always stop by. 🕰️[Viewing Point] The observation deck can be reached by a 15-minute hiking trail (15 minutes one way, 30 minutes in total). The contrast between the 360° view of the salt flats and the cacti is overwhelming. ⸻ ✨Recommended points • The green cacti standing on the endless white salt flats are simply moving, with the design power of nature! • It's like a mini "natural museum" where you can touch the ground where fossilized coral from an ancient lake remains. • From the top of the island, you can see the mountains and the mirror-like salt flats in the distance, and sometimes even a mysterious shadow! ⸻ 🎒Tips • There is an entrance fee to the island (about 15Bs). Allow plenty of time for payment  • Strong UV rays and strong winds due to the difference in altitude between the salt flats and the island: don't forget to bring a hat, sunglasses, and cold weather gear • The top of the island is crowded with tourists, so early morning and dusk are the best times to take photos and see the scenery • If you're worried about transportation on the way back, it's a good idea to check with your guide to make sure you meet at the meeting time ⸻ #InkaWasi #Bolivia #SaltFloorsOfUyuni #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

[Laguna Negra | A "black lake" quietly located in Altipuno, Bolivia] — A quiet, dark blue lake surrounded by rocks on the Altipuno Plateau. A healing place where the mysteries of nature live — Laguna Negra is a small lake located at an altitude of about 4,300m, near the village of Catal and Las Juntas in the Potosi region in southwestern Bolivia. It is characterized by a deep blue color that is almost black, and the contrast with the reddish rocks and grasslands makes it a popular photo spot . ⸻ 📍 [Location and access] Near the village of Catal and Las Juntas. It is sometimes included in the route of the Uyuni Salt Flats tour, and access by jeep or car is common. 🕰️ [Best time to see] The dry season (May to November) is the most vivid. The best time to go is in the morning or midday when the sun shines on the lake surface, making the rocks and water sparkle. ⸻ ✨Recommended points • The combination of the calm lake surface surrounded by rock walls and the grassland creates a soothing landscape • It is easy to encounter small animals such as llamas, birds, and sheep when walking along the lakeside • It is also a place that is visited as a surprise on tours, and has a "hidden" feeling that makes you want to scream out loud ⸻ 🎒Tips and advice – The altitude is high, so walk without overdoing it and take into consideration your physical condition. Drink water frequently – The wind can be strong and cold, so don't forget to prepare for the cold and wind protection – Bring sunglasses and sunscreen. The sunlight on the plateau is stronger than you can imagine! – The lakeside has limited walking space, so take photos quickly and enjoy yourself while being considerate of your surroundings #Absolutely free trip #Bolivia

A tour by the highly popular travel agency "Hodaka Mountain," especially favored by Japanese travelers. [Daytime] Time: 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM Price: 200 Bolivianos or 25 USD (as of April 2025) Shared tour for up to 7 people Free boot rental included.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip A small town that serves as a base for going to the Uyuni Salt Flats, some travelers may even call it a village. The city of Uyuni is that small. There are many accommodations and travel agencies in the city. You won't have any trouble finding a place to stay or going on a tour to the Uyuni Salt Flats. It's a small but fun town, with a variety of options, from tourist restaurants to local eateries, if you look around. A feria (street market) is held every Thursday and Sunday.

The day I truly thought, "I'm glad I came all the way here." It was the dry season so I wasn't expecting any reflections, but thanks to the rain a few days before, it was mirror-like 🌈 Sunrise, blue sky, sunset, starry sky... I don't know how many times I said "wow" in one day. I travel with all sorts of feelings in my mind, but when I saw this view, I felt like it was all worth it. #SaltFlatUyuni #SouthAmericaTrip #TripMoments #AmazingViewsOfBolivia #ViewsIWantToLookAtForever

The Mirror of the Sky and Crossing the Andes. 🚆 Expreso del Sur (Bolivian National Railways) to Uyuni To travel from La Paz, Bolivia to the Uyuni Salt Flats by train, you first need to take a bus to Oruro, where the train station is located. From there, you board the "Expreso del Sur." This train operates a few times a week and is a comfortable and cost-effective local transportation option. As you can see from the photos, the exterior has a classic look, but the interior is relatively clean, and they even provide a welcome pack with snacks. 🚉 The atmosphere at the station and inside the train is full of local charm, offering a relaxed pace you won't experience on other trips. Through the train windows, you can enjoy the majestic Andes scenery and even spot flocks of flamingos, making you feel like you're in a documentary. ⸻ 🧂 Uyuni Salt Flats: The World's Largest Mirror The highlight of the Uyuni Salt Flats is undoubtedly the "mirror-like scenery." During the rainy season (January to March), the water creates a perfect reflective surface. In Alvin's photos, the blue sky, starry night, and sunsets are all mirrored on the lake, creating a landscape that looks almost like CGI. •🚙 Tours are conducted in Land Cruisers, giving you the surreal feeling of driving on water. •🌌 Night tours offer a breathtaking view of the Milky Way. The stars reflect on the salt flats, creating a mystical experience where you can't tell which side is the sky. •📸 Guides also help with trick photography, capturing fun shots like being chased by dinosaurs or miniature-style photos. ⸻ 🎒 Summary: Key Points of the Experience • Train Travel: Less bumpy than buses and highly recommended if you want to enjoy the scenery. • Uyuni Salt Flats: The landscape changes throughout the day—daytime, sunset, and nighttime all offer unique views. Choose a tour that covers multiple time slots for the best experience. • Don't forget your camera! Bring a DSLR or a smartphone with a wide-angle lens. Waterproof shoes can be rented, so you don't have to worry about wet areas. ⸻ 💡 Bonus Tips: • Train tickets can be purchased through FCA (Empresa Ferroviaria Andina)'s official website or via travel agencies. • Internet connectivity in Uyuni is weak, so download offline maps and translation apps in advance for peace of mind.

The world's largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, is often referred to as "the place closest to the sky on Earth." During this trip, I was fortunate to visit at the perfect time, experiencing the best of both the dry and rainy seasons, and witnessing breathtaking views that felt like a miracle. 🚙【Transportation】An Extraordinary Journey in a Land Cruiser The tour, led by a reliable local guide, takes you deep into the salt flats aboard a Toyota Land Cruiser. Driving across the water-covered surface feels like gliding over water, with the vehicle's reflection creating scenes straight out of a movie. The driver was incredibly helpful, offering tips for trick photography and composition, making the photo sessions immensely enjoyable! 📸【Highlight】Don't Miss the Trick Photos! The driver brought along dinosaur figurines and toys, enabling us to take iconic photos using forced perspective, such as "humans being attacked by giant monsters." Even the process of taking these photos was picturesque. 🌅【Mirror Effect】Divine Beauty at Sunrise and Sunset The "mirror effect," where the sky reflects on the lake's surface, is indescribably beautiful. Especially during sunrise and sunset, the scene becomes so surreal that the boundary between sky and earth disappears, enveloping you in a timeless silence. 🌌【Night Tour】Stargazing and the Milky Way I also joined the night tour to experience the "starry sky reflection," where stars are mirrored on the lake's surface. The crystal-clear sky reveals the Milky Way and shooting stars, making it a dream come true for photography enthusiasts. ⸻ 🔧Key Points 📍Location: Uyuni, Bolivia 🚗 Transportation: Land Cruiser (local tour companies like Brisa Tours) 💡 Best Season: Rainy season (January–March) is ideal for the mirror effect. I visited in April and was lucky to find some remaining water ✌️ 📸 Essentials: Waterproof boots, tripod, wide-angle lens, warm clothing (tour companies often provide saltwater-resistant boots) ⭐️ Experiences: Mirror effect, stargazing, trick photography, scenic drives

I visited in March, which is the latter part of the rainy season. Since I was traveling around Latin America, I took a long-distance bus from Chile's Atacama Desert to Uyuni. The early morning walk to the bus stop was pitch dark due to the lack of streetlights, but Atacama is quite safe, and wandering alone didn’t seem to be a problem. I’m sorry, I forgot the bus fare, but it was incredibly cheap. Bus fares are generally very affordable throughout Latin America. The scenery from the bus during the journey was breathtaking. The bus made one stop at a cheap and delicious eatery. Uyuni town was exactly as I imagined—a well-prepared tourist hub. Even arriving without a plan wasn’t an issue at all. I joined a 3-night, 4-day tour. I highly recommend this over tours that only cover the Uyuni Salt Flats. The landscapes are truly stunning and give you that "this is South America" feeling. Laguna Negra was absolutely beautiful. Most tour companies follow similar routes. It seems they contact contracted drivers once a reservation is made. You can choose a tour company based on the impression you get from the drivers who approach you in town. There are tour companies popular among Japanese and Asian guests. If you want to take fun and creative photos with other participants, these tours are recommended. I heard from people who joined these tours that they take lots of group photos together. Uyuni is essentially a town for people joining small tours. Once you arrive, withdraw local currency from an ATM, stock up on snacks at a mini-mart, and definitely join an overnight tour. ☺︎

If you’re looking for a surreal, once-in-a-lifetime experience, a 3-day tour across the Uyuni Salt Flats (Salar de Uyuni) and Bolivia’s Altiplano desert is pure magic. It’s not just a destination — it’s an adventure that feels like stepping into another world. Day 1: The Mirror of the Sky We started in Uyuni town, then headed straight to the vast white sea of salt. During the wet season, the flats reflect the sky perfectly — no filter needed. We visited Incahuasi Island, dotted with giant cacti, and ended the day with a fiery sunset over the salt flats. At night, we stayed in a salt hotel — yes, everything from the walls to the bed frames is made of salt! Day 2: Colored Lagoons & Flamingos We drove deep into the high-altitude desert past surreal landscapes: red rocks, volcanoes, and mineral-rich lakes. The highlight? The otherworldly Laguna Colorada, glowing red and full of flamingos. We also passed Desierto de Dalí (yes, it looks like a Salvador Dalí painting) and natural hot springs under the stars. Day 3: Geysers & Moonlike Valleys Waking up early, we visited the steaming Sol de Mañana geysers at sunrise, then passed by Laguna Verde at the foot of the Licancabur Volcano. The terrain shifts from salt flats to lunar valleys — it’s hard to believe all of this is on Earth. Tips: Bring warm clothes — nights are freezing, even in summer Sunscreen, sunglasses, and lip balm are essential (you’re at 4,000+ meters! #uyuni #bolivia #saltlake #mirror Altitude sickness can hit — stay hydrated and take it slow Book with a reputable tour operator — this is not a DIY trip! Uyuni wasn’t just a highlight of Bolivia — it was one of the most breathtaking trips of my life. You’ll laugh, freeze, gasp, and take a thousand photos. And yes, you’ll want to come back.

#Overseas travel Overseas travel Bolivia's representative tourist destination, ⭐️Uyuni⭐️, has an area of ​​about 12,000km and is located at an altitude of 3,653m. It has the world's largest salt desert, which is also called the Uyuni Salt Lake. In the past, local merchants made a living by cutting salt and exchanging it for daily necessities, but now they make a living through the tourism industry. There is a market, a church, large and small marts, and restaurants in the city. Since there are many travel agencies that offer Uyuni Salt Flat tours, I recommend finding the type of tour product you want and traveling. 🎯Uyuni, Bolivia #Uyuni #Uyuni #Bolivia #BoliviaTravel #UyuniTravel

#Overseas travel Overseas travel ⭐️Ventanitas Restaurant at Canapa Lagoon⭐️, located near the lake in Bolivia, is a rest area restaurant where you can prepare and eat food and other things. This place is made of glass, so you can enjoy your meal or drink while looking out at the lake and flamingos. They also sell additional drinks, and there is a paid restroom if you go up from the rest area. The path up to the paid restroom is nice for hiking and taking pictures, so I recommend stopping by the restroom. 🎯CWPR+RX, Ramaditas, Bolivia #Ventanitas #Restaurant #CanapaLagoon #Bolivia #BoliviaTravel #Restaurant

#Overseas travel Overseas travel ⭐️Laguna Hedionda⭐️ Lake Edionda, located in the highlands of Bolivia, is a large lake located in the highlands where you can enjoy a hike for about 1-2 hours. In this lake, you can see a lot of flamingos, which are usually only seen in animals. It makes you feel really happy to see flamingos spending time in the lake while hiking. 🎯Bolivia #LagunaHedionda #Bolivia #BoliviaTravel #Lake #Flamingo

#Overseas travel Overseas travel Ollagüe Volcano in Bolivia⭐️Mirador Volcán Ollagüe⭐ is an observatory where you can see the Ollagüe Volcano in Bolivia. You can hike to the observatory from the area where there is a rest area and parking lot where you can see the observatory. This rest area sells barbecue sausage hamburgers made with llama meat, and they are so delicious that I highly recommend anyone visiting this area to try the hamburgers. 🎯JXRF+GFG, Piedra Grade, Bolivia #Mirador #Volcán #Ollagüe #Volcano #Hamburger #BoliviaTravel

#SouthAmericaTravel #DesertofUyuni #Alpaca #Bolivia Every moment the light of the Desert of Uyuni changes A different beauty that feels like you're in a different place✨

**"Salt flats, alpacas, quinoa rice - Bolivia's scenery is even higher than its altitude!"** Want to experience the feeling of **"standing in the clouds"**? Bolivia is the right place! Here you'll find the world's largest salt flat, the cutest alpacas, the most magical highland scenery, and prices so cheap you'll cry (though altitude sickness might make you cry for real). Get ready for an adventure that's **"short on oxygen but not on joy"**! --- ## **📍 Must-Visit Attractions (From Salt Flats to Volcanoes)** ### **1. Salar de Uyuni — Earth's "Sky Mirror"** - The world's largest salt flat, like **"God's makeup mirror"** during rainy season and an **"alien white desert"** during dry season. - Must-do: **"Perspective photos"** (like "holding a dinosaur"), salt brick hotels, starry nights (the Milky Way feels close enough to touch). **🤣 Humorous Tips:** - Be careful not to step in water puddles when taking photos, or you might go from **"heavenly realm"** to **"muddy disaster"**. - The salt flat reflects sunlight intensely - sunglasses and sunscreen are life-saving equipment, otherwise your **"titanium alloy eyes will be blinded"**. ### **2. La Paz — World's Highest Capital City** - Cable car (Mi Teleférico) is the main transportation, overlooking the city like a **"Lego mountain town"**, with breathtaking night views. - **Witches' Market (Mercado de las Brujas)**: Sells alpaca fetuses and magic potions, perfect for buying **"mysterious souvenirs"** to scare your friends. **🤣 Humorous Tips:** - Don't exercise vigorously when you first arrive, or altitude sickness will make you **"as dizzy as if you drank 10 glasses of tequila"**. - Be cautious with street vendor juices unless you want to experience an **"extreme intestinal challenge"**. ### **3. Lake Titicaca — A "Sea" on the Highlands** - World's highest navigable lake, with floating reed islands (Uros Islands) inhabited by natives, islands are **"handwoven from reeds"** and feel like trampolines when you walk on them. - Sun Island (Isla del Sol) is the origin of Inca legend, with beautiful hiking scenery, but the altitude makes you **"take three breaths for every two steps"**. **🤣 Humorous Tips:** - Accommodations on the island are basic - hot water? Wi-Fi? **"Non-existent"**. Bring a book and pretend you're a philosopher. - The trout from the lake is delicious, but watch out for bones - if one gets stuck in your throat, you're **"on your own"**. ### **4. Sucre — The White City** - Bolivia's constitutional capital, colonial-style buildings all painted white, like **"Greece in South America"**, perfect for taking photos and daydreaming. - **Dinosaur Park (Parque Cretácico)**: Features the world's largest wall of dinosaur footprints - instantly transport to the Jurassic era! **🤣 Humorous Tips:**