[2025 Nor Lipez Attraction] Travel Guide for Uyuni Salt Flat (Updated Apr)

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

Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat in the world covering an area of ​​10,582 kilometers as well as the largest natural mirror in the world. Located between Potosi and Oruro, near the summit of the Andes Mountains, Bolivia's salt flats were formed by several prehistoric lakes, which changed shape some 30,000 to 42,000 years ago. Its surface is covered with a layer of salt several feet high, keeping the plains dry all year round #themeparks#nationalpark#lakes#beaches#infinitypool

If you go to Uyuni? The Starlight Tour is a must!! The day tour and sunset tour that I uploaded earlier are of course good, but my favorite was the Starlight Tour! If I've been there twice...I think I've said it all?! #BoliviaTravel #UyuniDesert #SpringIsHere #ResortForest #SouthAmericaTravel #ResortTravel

Uyuni Desert, a place you must visit at least once in your life!! It's my favorite place when I traveled in South America! I've done all kinds of tours, but Uyuni Basic day tours are a must!! #BoliviaTravel #UyuniDesert #SpringIsHere #ResortForest #SouthAmericaTravel #ResortTravel

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.

#awesomepic 🦸‍♂️The legendary mirror of the sky is the Uyuni salt marsh, which is located near the small town of Uyuni in southwestern Bolivia. It is the largest salt marsh in the world. The Uyuni salt marsh in Bolivia is the largest salt marsh in the world. The scenery and peaceful surroundings make it a dream place for many travel enthusiasts. Tea card, praised by the donkey friends as the sky of China, compared to Bolivia, the beauty here is more intoxicating green. It's still a quiet place that is rarely touched. As quiet as a virgin, stands quietly on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau like a city in the sky. Entering the tea card, your heart will be much quieter. #awesomepic

Having a little bit of a fun with a forced perspective shot! The huge scale of the salt flats out in Bolivia offer fun opportunties to play around with different perspectives.

Bolivia 🇧🇴 Uyuni ~ Mirror to the Sky The Uyuni Salt Flat, also known as Salar de Uyuni, is the world's largest salt flat, located at an altitude of 3,656 meters and covering an area of 9,065 square kilometers. The Uyuni Salt Flat was formed by the drying up of the ancient Lake Minchin. Tens of thousands of years ago, this area was a vast ocean. With the continuous uplift of the Earth's crust, lakes were formed. Due to the dry climate, the lakes gradually dried up, forming the salt flat we see today. Every year, during the rainy season from December to April, the surface of the salt flat is filled with rainwater, forming a shallow lake. In calm conditions, the lake's surface becomes a mirror, reflecting the sky and clouds, blurring the boundary between the earth and the sky, creating the stunning effect of a "mirror to the sky." We were relatively lucky. It had rained heavily two weeks prior, and the accumulated water was more than half a foot deep, making areas like the salt sculptures inaccessible. Unfortunately, it was quite windy, so the mirror effect wasn't at its best.

Salar de Uyuni ■ Attractions The Salar de Uyuni is the world's largest salt flat. Especially during the rainy season (December to March), a thin layer of water creates a spectacular view known as the "mirror of the sky." During the dry season (April to November), the pure white salt flats spread out, allowing you to take interesting photos using perspective. A spot where you can have a lifetime experience in any season, with starry skies, sunrises, sunsets, trick photos, etc. ⸻ ■ Recommended points 1. Experience the spectacular mirror-like scenery (only available during the rainy season) 2. Take perspective trick photos (dry season) 3. Experience the mystical reflection of the starry sky on the water (rainy season, new moon nights) 4. Enjoy the surrounding spots (train graveyard, Incahuasi Island, etc.) ⸻ ■ Address (starting point) Uyuni city / Potosí department / Bolivia → The salt lake itself is located on the outskirts of the city, and it is common to go there on a tour. ⸻ ■ Opening hours (depends on the tour) Varies depending on the type of tour (reservations required) • Daytime tour: 10:30 to evening • Starry sky tour: 9:00 to late night • Sunrise tour: 4:00 to 8:00 • Full-day tours and 2-night, 3-day camping tours are also available ⸻ ■ Access (for beginners) From La Paz, the capital of Bolivia: 1. ✈️ Plane (recommended) - Duration: about 1 hour - Operated by BOA Airlines and Amazonas Airlines - About 10 minutes by taxi from Uyuni Airport to the city 2. 🚌 Night bus (prioritizing low cost) - Duration: about 10 hours - Recommended bus company: Todo Turismo (popular with tourists, comfortable) ⸻ ■ Recommended tour companies (some OK with Japanese) • Hodaka Mountain → Very popular with Japanese tourists, Japanese-speaking staff available, Japanese guides available → Starry sky tours, mirror tours, 1-night 2-day tours, etc. •Brisa Tours → Reliable service, transparent pricing, and good reputation •Red Planet Expedition → English guides, 1-night 2-day and 3-night 4-day tours for serious travelers ⸻ ■ List of things to bring (when going to the Uyuni Salt Flats) ・Camera/smartphone (waterproof is best) ・Sunglasses (the white salt flats are dazzling) ・Warm clothes (especially in the mornings and evenings and on starry sky tours, it's extremely cold) ・Waterproof shoes or sandals (for walking on the mirror-like lake surface) ・Sunscreen/lip balm (strong UV rays) ・Raincoat (to protect against sudden rain during the rainy season)

This is the Uyuni Salt Flats in Bolivia, which I visited on March 31st, just after the new moon, after the end of the rainy season 🇧🇴 All photos are unedited! February and March are said to be the best season for mirror-like scenery, so you need to wait for a sunny day to join the tour, but if you aim for just after the rainy season, the lake won't have too much water and you can enjoy the beautiful mirror-like scenery and the wonderful changes in the color of the sky. I chose Ariel Magic as the tour company. They take lots of personal photos and videos, and I participated in two tours and both guides were very good! ① 3AM-8AM Starry Sky + Sunrise Tour 200 Boli ② 10AM-7PM Full Day + Sunset Tour 250 Boli I booked both tours together, so they made it 430 Boli. The full-day tour included lunch and wine! #UyuniSaltFlat #Bolivia #BoliviaTrip #SouthAmericaTrip

Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, South America. During the rainy season, the water creates a mirror effect that reflects the sky perfectly. 【Recommended Time to Visit】 All of them! Every time of day was amazing✨ ・Daytime mirror effect (blue sky × cloud reflection) ・Sunset gradient ・The indescribable gradient from night to dawn with stars and the Milky Way spreading at your feet It feels like a completely different world depending on the time of day It gives you a sense of illusion 【How to Get There】 From Japan, go to Uyuni via La Paz (the capital of Bolivia) (by plane or bus) From the town of Uyuni, join a local 4WD tour to the salt flats You can book on-site! When I went, there was a train, but it seems like it's no longer available, which is a shame😢 【Best Season】 ・The mirror effect can be seen during the rainy season (December to March) ・During the dry season, when the ground is dry, you can take trick photos in the pure white salt world✨ Although access to Uyuni is a bit challenging, it's a wonderful place where you can have an experience that makes you feel like you're not on Earth, which is why it's called a 'once in a lifetime must-see view'✨

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

In Bolivia, South America, lies a magical land resembling a fairy tale world—Uyuni. Like a wonderland forgotten by God, it attracts travelers from all over the world with its unique beauty, embarking on a dreamy journey beyond reality. The most famous attraction in Uyuni is the Uyuni Salt Flat. It is the largest salt flat in the world, vast and boundless. During the dry season, a thick layer of salt crust forms on the surface of the salt flat, as white as snow, sparkling with a charming glow under the sunlight. Standing in the center of the salt flat, surrounded by an endless white world, you feel like you are on a huge white stage. The distant horizon merges with the sky, making it difficult to distinguish where the sky ends and the earth begins. The salt particles under your feet are fine and hard, making a crisp sound with every step. At this moment, the salt flat is like a giant mirror, reflecting the blue sky, white clouds, and your figure, as if you have entered a pure parallel world. Here, you can take photos to your heart's content, creating all sorts of interesting visual effects, as if you are the master of this dream world. During the rainy season, the Uyuni Salt Flat presents a completely different scene. Rainwater accumulates on the surface of the salt flat, forming a shallow layer of water. At this time, the salt flat transforms into a huge natural mirror, perfectly reflecting the colors of the sky and the shapes of the clouds. Everything in the sky is clearly reflected on the water's surface, making it hard to tell whether the sky is reflected in the water or the water has merged with the sky. Walking on the salt flat is like walking in the sky, with sparkling water under your feet and a clear blue sky above your head, as if the whole world consists only of you and this stunning scenery. At night, the starry sky above the salt flat is even more dazzling. Due to the high altitude and minimal light pollution, the stars appear exceptionally bright. The Milky Way stretches across the sky like a dazzling ribbon, and the constellations are clearly visible. Lying on the salt flat, gazing at the starry sky, you feel as if you can touch the mysteries of the universe, experiencing the vastness and wonder of nature. Besides the salt flat, there are many other unique natural landscapes around Uyuni. Volcanoes, geysers, hot springs, and colorful lakes complement each other. The Tunupa Volcano stands tall on the earth, with hot steam rising from its crater, as if it were the earth's breath. Geysers erupt regularly, sending huge columns of water into the sky with a deafening roar, showcasing the immense power of nature. Hot springs are the perfect place for weary travelers to relax, soaking in the warm water and admiring the surrounding scenery, washing away all fatigue. The colorful lakes, such as Laguna Colorada and Laguna Verde, are masterpieces of nature. Laguna Colorada gets its vibrant red color from the algae and microorganisms in the water, and the lake is also home to many flamingos, whose figures contrast with the red water, creating a picturesque scene. Uyuni also has a unique culture. The local indigenous people preserve their traditional lifestyles and cultural customs. They live in simple adobe houses, making a living from herding and simple agriculture. Walking into their villages, you can see women dressed in brightly colored traditional clothing, weaving exquisite handicrafts under the sunlight. Children play in the village, their faces filled with innocent smiles. Communicating with them, you can feel their love for life and reverence for nature. Uyuni, this dreamland, enchants everyone who comes here with its unique natural scenery and rich cultural atmosphere. It is a precious gift from nature to mankind, a place to forget worries and return to one's true self. If you long for a unique journey, come to Uyuni. Here, you will gain an unforgettable dreamlike experience.

Explore the wonders of Uyuni, a dreamscape on Earth In Bolivia, South America, the Salar de Uyuni is like a dreamy gem dropped from the sky. It is the world's largest salt flat, covering an area of over 10,000 square kilometers. During the dry season, the vast expanse of white salt flats stretches out before you, with huge salt blocks seemingly arranged with meticulous care, creating a sense of order and beauty. Fine salt crystals shimmer under the sunlight, like stars fallen to earth. When the rainy season arrives, the area transforms into the world-famous "Mirror of the Sky." The thin layer of water reflects the blue sky and white clouds, creating an upside-down world. Walking on it feels like floating in mid-air, and every photo taken is a stunning masterpiece. Besides the salt flats, there's Incahuasi Island, covered in freely growing cacti, and the Train Cemetery, where abandoned trains stand as silent witnesses to bygone eras. A trip to Uyuni is a wondrous journey of deep communion with nature.

Discover the Uyuni Salt Flat, a Wonder of the World High on the Bolivian plateau, the Uyuni Salt Flat stands alone, a jewel gifted by the Earth. During the dry season, the salt flat stretches endlessly, with salt formations piled high in various shapes. Some resemble swords pointing towards the sky, others like fish scales layered upon each other. As you walk among them, your footsteps echo in the silence, as if conversing with ancient times, the desolation filled with awe. In the rainy season, the accumulated water transforms it into a "mirror of the sky," reflecting the azure sky and drifting clouds with perfect clarity. Standing on its surface, you feel suspended between heaven and earth, every angle a breathtaking photo opportunity. Nearby, cacti thrive on Incahuasi Island, rooted in the salty earth, a testament to the miracle of life. At the Train Cemetery, abandoned trains stand silently, marking the passage of time. Uyuni weaves together the splendor of nature and the weight of history, creating an unforgettable travel experience.

Explore Uyuni and unlock the magical wonderland of the salt flats Deep in the Bolivian highlands, the Salar de Uyuni stands alone, exuding a captivating charm, a wonderland that travelers dream of. Visit during the dry season and you'll see a vast expanse of white, the boundless salt flat stretching to the horizon. The hard salt crust forms layers upon layers, creating natural geometric patterns, like a mysterious code of the earth. Walk on it, and the crisp sound of your footsteps echoes in the silence, as if in dialogue with ancient times. When the rainy season arrives, a miracle occurs. The salt flat transforms into the world-famous "Mirror of the Sky." The clear water reflects the sky and clouds, the blue sky intertwining with the white salt, making you feel like you're suspended between heaven and earth. Every photo you take is a masterpiece. In addition to the salt flats, don't miss Incahuasi Island (Fish Island), where the cacti are thick and tall, rooted in the salty soil, their vitality breathtaking. The Train Cemetery is also full of stories, with abandoned trains standing silently, their mottled rust a testament to past prosperity and change. In Uyuni, the wonders of nature and the weight of history blend perfectly. Every breath is filled with awe, every step of exploration brings surprises, creating an unforgettable journey.

Encounter Uyuni and embark on a fantastic salt flat journey. Stepping into Uyuni is like stepping into a dreamland beyond reality. Located in Bolivia, it boasts the world's largest salt flat, stretching as far as the eye can see. During the dry season, the vast white salt plain seems endless, with salt blocks piled up in a picturesque disorder, like a mysterious symphony composed by the earth. When sunlight pours down, the salt crystals reflect fragmented light, dazzling and magical. Every rainy season, Uyuni transforms into a breathtaking "mirror of the sky." Shallow water perfectly reflects the sky, making the clouds seem within reach. The azure sky merges with the pure white salt flat, blurring the line between heaven and earth. Visitors strolling through it feel like they are in an endless ethereal realm. Every snapshot taken is a stunning masterpiece worthy of sharing on social media. Besides the salt flat, there's Incahuasi Island (Fish Island), where cacti take root in the salty soil, stretching out freely and full of life. In the train cemetery, abandoned trains stand silently, their mottled rust telling stories of time. In Uyuni, every exploration is an embrace of nature's soul, creating unforgettable travel memories.

🌄 Introduction: In the Potosí Province of Bolivia, there is a natural wonder that amazes the world - the Uyuni Salt Flats. This vast expanse of white wasteland, known as the "Mirror of the Sky", is one of the purest and most dreamy landscapes on earth. When the rainy season comes, the salt marsh turns into a giant mirror, reflecting the blue sky and white clouds, making people feel as if they are on the edge of another world. 📅 Best time to travel: The best time to witness the stunning sight of the "Sky Mirror" is from December to February of the following year, which is the local rainy season. At this time, the salt marsh is filled with rainwater, forming a shallow lake. On a clear and windless day, the lake is as calm as a mirror, perfectly reflecting the sky and cloud shadows, creating a breathtaking picture. 🌈 Recommended attractions: Train Cemetery: A group of abandoned train wrecks from the late 19th century. The rusty carriages contrast sharply with the purity of the salt marshes, making it a photography enthusiast’s dream. Red Lake: Located near the salt marsh, the lake water is an attractive red color and is surrounded by a large number of flamingos, which is a beautiful sight. Green Lake and White Lake: unique lake landscapes with water of different colors that contrast beautifully with the surrounding volcanoes and desert. Stone Tree Desert: The strange rock formations, shaped like trees, are masterpieces of nature's carving. 📌 Travel Tips: Altitude sickness: Uyuni is about 3,700 meters above sea level. First-time visitors may experience altitude sickness. It is recommended to move slowly, drink plenty of water, and avoid strenuous exercise. Environmental protection: Please keep the salt lake clean, do not discard garbage at will, and jointly protect this pure natural landscape. Clothing preparation: There is a big temperature difference between day and night, so you can wear light and breathable clothes during the day, but you will need thick down jackets and other cold-proof equipment at night. At the same time, don’t forget to bring colorful clothes for taking photos! Transportation: Usually you will first fly to La Paz, the capital of Bolivia, and then take a plane or bus from La Paz to the town of Uyuni. The flight from La Paz to Uyuni takes about 1.5 hours, and the bus ride takes about 10-12 hours. In Uyuni, travel mainly relies on four-wheel drive off-road vehicles provided by travel agencies. Accommodation recommendation: There are many salt hotels near the Uyuni Salt Lake. Most of the building materials are salt blocks, which provide a unique experience. 📸 Photography tips: Season and Weather: During the rainy season, clear and windless weather is the best condition for photographing the "Sky Mirror". Equipment preparation: A camera with sufficient power, a mobile phone, spare batteries, a memory card, and a tripod to facilitate photographing the stars, sunrise and sunset. Drone use: When using a drone in a salt marsh, be aware that salt and sand may enter the machine and affect gimbal control. Photography tips: Use low-angle shooting to highlight the mirror effect; try shooting at sunrise or sunset, when the light is soft and the colors are rich. 🌌 Conclusion: The Uyuni Salt Flats is not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual baptism. Here, you can feel the wonders of nature and experience the harmonious coexistence of man and nature. Pack your bags and embark on this magical journey to find the "Mirror of the Sky"! Let the purity and beauty of the Uyuni Salt Flats become an eternal memory in your heart.

| Uyuni Salt Flats - the real "Mirror of the Sky". 👍 Recommended reason: The most dreamy reflection world on earth The Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt flat in the world and one of the most fairy-like places. During the rainy season, this place becomes a huge natural mirror, reflecting the sky, as if you are in the clouds; during the dry season, it becomes an endless white salt plain, like a giant white canvas, shocking. ✅ "Sky Mirror" wonder - during the rainy season (December to March), the salt marsh accumulates water, and the sky and the earth merge into one, forming a perfect reflection; ✅ Dreamy Starry Sky & Milky Way Reflection - At night, the stars are scattered on the salt marsh, as if stepping into the depths of the universe; ✅ Hexagonal salt crystals in the dry season - During the dry season (April to November), the surface of the salt marsh dries up, forming geometric patterned salt crystals, which are like entering a science fiction world; ✅ Fairyland-like sunrise and sunset - when the rays of light fall, the entire salt marsh changes into breathtaking colors such as pink, purple, golden yellow, and fiery red; ✅ Cactus Island Adventure - Isla Incahuasi, located in the center of the salt marsh, is covered with huge cacti and is the best place to climb and overlook the salt marsh; ✅ Explore the Train Cemetery - an abandoned steam train site, full of desolate and mysterious beauty, perfect for taking photos. ⸻ 📅 Travel guide: How to have fun in Uyuni Salt Flats? 🌟 Must-try items 📸 Sky Mirror Photography - Use the reflection on the water surface to take fantastic "floating photos" or symmetrical reflections; 🚙 Salt Flat Jeep Adventure - Take a four-wheel drive off-road vehicle and gallop across the vast salt plains to experience the magnificence of the end of the earth; 🏝 Climb up to Cactus Island - Climb up to Incahuasi Island and enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the salt marsh; 🌌 Milky Way Night Photography - On a clear night, the starry sky is reflected on the salt marsh, making for a dreamy photo; ⛺ Salt Hotel Accommodation——Experience the world's unique "salt brick" hotel construction and sleep on a bed made of salt! 🕰 Recommended play time 📌 Minimum 1 day, but 2-3 days is recommended so that you can enjoy the various wonders of the salt marsh at different times and in different weather. 🌧️ Rainy season (December to March): ✔️ Suitable for shooting the "Sky Mirror" effect, but some areas are inaccessible due to water accumulation; ✔️ It is recommended to stay for 1-2 nights to increase the probability of encountering a windless mirror effect. ☀️ Dry season (April to November): ✔️ White hexagonal crystals form on the surface of the salt marsh, with a unique landform, suitable for in-depth exploration by four-wheel drive; ✔️ Suitable for hiking on the island, enjoying the vast scenery, and photographing the unique landforms of the salt plain. ⸻ 🚗 Transportation Guide: How to get to Uyuni Salt Flats? 📍 Location: Salar de Uyuni is located in southwestern Bolivia. ✈ Aircraft: ✅ La Paz — Uyuni: There are flights every day, and the flight time is about 1 hour; ✅ Santa Cruz — Uyuni: Direct flights are available in some seasons. 🚂 Train: ✅ Oruro - Uyuni: Take the Bolivian Railway Company (FCA) train, about 7 hours journey. 🚌 Bus: ✅ La Paz-Uyuni: Long-distance bus, departing at night, the journey takes about 10 hours, and it is recommended to choose a sleeper bus. 🚙 4WD Salt Flats Tour: ✅ After arriving in Uyuni, you can sign up for a one-day salt flat tour or a multi-day expedition in the town, and the four-wheel drive driver will lead tourists to major attractions. ⸻ 🏨 Accommodation recommendation: Stay in a "hotel made of salt"! 💎 Featured Salt Hotel Recommendations: 🏨 Palacio de Sal (Salt Palace Hotel) - The world's first salt hotel, with walls, furniture and beds all made of salt, providing an excellent experience; 🏨 Luna Salada Hotel - the most luxurious salt hotel, offering a restaurant with a view, hot springs, and panoramic rooms; 🏨 Cristal Samaña - A uniquely designed salt brick dome house, perfect for taking photos. 💡 If you want to take pictures of the starry sky, it is recommended to choose a salt hotel farther away from the city, where there is less light pollution at night and the view is better! ⸻ 🍽 Food recommendation: Try the Bolivian flavor! 🥘 Llama Steak - a specialty of Bolivia, low in fat and high in protein, with tender meat; 🌽 Salteñas - baked pies similar to Argentinian Empanadas, filled with meat and vegetables; 🥔 Papas a la Huancaína (creamy potatoes) - rich in milk flavor and paired with chili sauce, very distinctive; 🥤 Quinua Soup - A traditional soup from the Bolivian highlands, warm and nutritious; 🍷 Coca Tea - A traditional local drink that helps relieve altitude sickness. 📍 Recommended restaurants: ✅ Tika - Uyuni's most popular local restaurant, serving traditional Bolivian dishes; ✅ Minuteman Revolutionary Pizza - American-style pizza shop, perfect for some familiar fare; ✅ Lliphi - A combination of Bolivian local cuisine and Western food, suitable for tourists of all tastes. ⸻ 💗 Other Tips ✔️ Altitude sickness: Uyuni is about 3,656 meters above sea level. It is recommended to take anti-altitude sickness drugs in advance, drink plenty of water, and avoid strenuous exercise; ✔️ Dressing Guide: • Rainy season (December-March): Bring slippers, shorts, and a waterproof jacket to avoid getting your clothes wet; •Dry season (April-November): Large temperature difference between day and night, short sleeves + sunscreen during the day, thick coats at night; ✔️ Photography Tips: • When shooting the "Sky Mirror", it is recommended to wear brightly colored clothes to create a more contrasting effect; •When photographing the Milky Way at night, a tripod is needed to improve stability. ✔️ Salt marsh environmental protection: Please carry garbage bags with you to keep the natural beauty pure. 🌟 Uyuni Salt Flats is a place you must visit at least once in your life. Whether it is the Sky Mirror, the hexagonal salt crystals, or the reflection of the Milky Way, every moment is shocking!

In Bolivia in South America, there is a small town favored by nature - Uyuni. Not only are there fascinating natural wonders here, but also a unique food culture, waiting for every traveler who loves exploration to come and uncover its mystery. Uyuni Salt Flats: The Fantasy Spectacular of the Sky Mirror The Uyuni Salt Flats is the largest salt flat in the world and is known as the "Mirror of the Sky". During the rainy season, the accumulated water covers the salt marsh, and the calm lake surface is like a huge mirror, perfectly reflecting the sky and clouds. It seems as if you are in a dreamy mirror world, unable to distinguish between heaven and earth. During the dry season, the salt marsh appears as a white salt plain, as if covered with a thick layer of snow. Under the sunlight, the salt crystals sparkle, vast and pure. Train graveyard: the story of industrial relics Once upon a time, the railway here was responsible for transporting salt and metal mines. With the collapse of local industry, the trains were abandoned, forming today's train cemetery. The rusty trains lie quietly in the desert, their bodies full of traces of time, and the graffiti add a touch of artistic color to them. Standing next to these abandoned trains, you can seem to hear the roar of past industrial prosperity and feel the vicissitudes of history. Cactus Island: A miracle of life in a desert oasis Cactus Island is located in the center of the salt marsh. The island is covered with huge cacti. They take root and grow here, forming a unique life landscape in the salt marsh. Hiking up the island, you can not only watch the cacti of various shapes up close, but also overlook the magnificent scenery of the entire salt lake and feel the tenacious vitality of nature. Red Lake: A Pink Paradise for Flamingos The Red Lake is located at an altitude of more than 4,600 meters and has an attractive red color due to the red algae growing in the lake. This is also the habitat of flamingos. Flocks of flamingos are either foraging gracefully or soaring with their wings spread. Their red and white figures, the red lake and the blue sky form a beautiful picture that is intoxicating. Recommended restaurants - Minuteman Pizza: Located inside the Toñito Hotel, it offers a friendly and convivial atmosphere. The signature dish is delicious pizza with a crispy crust and rich fillings. There are special flavors such as exotic mushroom pizza. You can also choose a variety of ingredients to make your own pizza according to your preferences, and there are also fresh and delicious salads. - Railway Cafe - Bistro: This restaurant is charming, full of history and has a lovely atmosphere. Offering a variety of delicious dishes, breakfast includes eggs, porridge, cereals and fresh fruit. Quinoa risotto is a popular dish here. It is fragrant and soft, perfectly presenting the mellow taste of quinoa. - Longmen Restaurant: It is always a pleasure to taste the flavors of home in a foreign country. Longmen Restaurant is such a place where Chinese tourists can find familiar flavors. There are rich varieties of Chinese food here, whether it is fresh and fragrant stir-fried dishes or steaming noodles, they can comfort the stomachs of travelers.

| A dream journey to encounter the Bolivian Sky Mirror. If you are looking for a trip that will shake your soul, Uyuni in Bolivia is definitely the best choice. Not only is there the Uyuni Salt Flats, known as the "Mirror of the Sky", but there are also many unforgettable sights and delicacies. Next, let me take you on this wonderful journey to Uyuni🧳 1. Best travel time and climate temperature Uyuni's year can be divided into a rainy season (January - March) and a dry season (April - December). During the rainy season, the salt marsh is covered with rain, forming a dreamy "mirror in the sky". It is the best time to take beautiful reflection photos. However, there is more rain at this time, so remember to bring rain gear when traveling. The average temperature during this period is around 15 - 25℃, with a large temperature difference between morning and evening, so it is recommended to bring warm clothes. During the dry season, the salt marsh reveals white salt crystals on the ground, which is pure and stunning, and suitable for all kinds of creative photography. The average temperature is 10-20℃, and the sunlight is strong, so be sure to take sun protection measures. ⛅️ 2. Must-visit attractions 1. Uyuni Salt Flats: The largest salt flat in the world. During the rainy season, it is like an endless mirror, reflecting the sky and clouds, making you feel as if you are in a dreamland. Any photo you take will be a blockbuster that will flood your circle of friends. During the dry season, the white salt flats are endless. Here you can give full play to your creativity and take all kinds of interesting misplaced photos. 2. Isla Incahuasi: A magical island located in the center of the salt marsh. The island is covered with tall cacti, like a scene from a fairy tale world. Climb to the top of the island and you can overlook the magnificent panoramic view of the salt marsh. At sunset, the soft light sprinkled on the cactus and salt marsh is breathtaking. 3. Train Cemetery: This is a gathering place of abandoned train wrecks, full of historical vicissitudes and industrial style. Shuttle between rusty trains, you can take cool and artistic photos and feel the precipitation of time🚂 4. Laguna Colorada: Also known as the Red Lake, the lake water is a charming pink color due to its rich red minerals. Groups of flamingos play and forage in the lake, forming a picturesque beauty. It is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. 3. Nearby Food 1. Salteñas: A pie-like delicacy with a crispy crust and rich fillings. It comes in a variety of flavors such as beef, chicken, and vegetables, and comes with a delicious soup. It is super satisfying to take a bite. 2. Grilled alpaca meat: a local specialty of Uyuni. The alpaca meat is marinated and then grilled. The meat is tender and has no smell. Paired with the local special sauce, it has a very unique taste. However, alpacas are protected animals in Bolivia and can only be tasted in legal and compliant restaurants. 3. Pastel: A sweet and delicious dessert made of sugar, corn, fruit jam, etc. It has a crispy crust and a sweet but not greasy filling. It is perfect as a dessert after a meal🍰 4. Notes⚠️ 1. Altitude sickness: Uyuni is nearly 3,700 meters above sea level, so altitude sickness is likely to occur. Prepare anti-altitude sickness drugs in advance, such as Rhodiola rosea, Plateau An, etc. Avoid strenuous exercise after arrival and slowly adapt to the plateau environment. Drink more hot water and keep warm. 2. Sun protection measures: The sunlight here is strong and the ultraviolet radiation is high. Be sure to bring high-factor sunscreen, sunglasses, sun hats and other sun protection products to prevent sunburn. 3. Rainy season equipment: If you go during the rainy season, you must bring waterproof shoes and a light raincoat, because the salt marsh is filled with water and cloth shoes are easily soaked by salt water, making them very uncomfortable to wear.

#2月好地方2025 The color palette overturned by God📸, the secret land of South America, Bolivia, is the real "Sky Land"! No need to eat gourmet food (although fried alpaca is also delicious), the view alone is worth the price 💸 ✨Must-check-in: 1️⃣ **Uyuni Salt Flats**｜The world's largest salt desert, a mirror of the sky with a reflectivity of 100% on sunny days! It is recommended to charter a car + a professional photographer, the pink lake surface + the Milky Way starry sky in the evening, iPhone can also take NASA blockbusters ✨ 3️⃣ **Tiwanaku Ruins**｜The Inca Sun Gate, which is older than Machu Picchu, Stonehenge + mysterious totems. It is recommended to ask for a guide or you will get lost🌞 ⚠️Survival Guide: • "Cocoa leaf tea" is a must-have for altitude sickness, it is more effective than oxygen cylinders! • Temperature difference hell mode, short sleeves during the day and down jackets at night, onion style dressing can save your life🧦 • Use Bolivian boliviano + US dollars as currency, bring less cash to ATMs, and be careful of your card being swallowed when swiping your card💳 • In the rainy season (December-March), the salt marsh turns into an ocean, while in the dry season (April-November), it is in mirror mode! ⚠️My dear little sweet potatoes, you need to apply for a visa 3 months in advance, and don’t forget the yellow fever vaccine! The local security is OK but don’t show off your wealth and respect the Aboriginal culture when taking photos. If you have any questions, please leave a comment! 📌 #BoliviaTravel #SecretSouthAmerica #SkyMirror #SaltFlatPhotographyStrategy #NicheTravelDestinations

#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

The Uyuni Salt Flats in Bolivia, South America, were beautifully mirrored in January during the rainy season! By the way, the day after this photo was even more beautiful and perfect, and many people signed up for the next tour after the tour! The driver also explained things carefully and tried hard to find good spots. However, the lake surface was filled with water and it was really cold, so although you can rent rain boots, your feet are extremely cold! But your upper body gets sweaty, so it's difficult to protect yourself. Your clothes will also get covered in salt, so you should wear clothes that you don't mind getting dirty, and if possible, a raincoat #0 yen travel autumn 📍Location: Uyuni Salt Flats 💰Price per person: $30

Uyuni Salt Flats, located on the Bolivian plateau, is known as the "Mirror of the Sky" and is one of the most stunning natural wonders on Earth. Here, the blue sky and salt flats reflect each other, making you feel like you're on another planet. Whether you're chasing the magnificent sunrise and sunset or walking on the salt flats to feel the boundless tranquility, Uyuni is an unforgettable travel experience. Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Uyuni and explore the salt flats Arrive in Uyuni in the morning and check in to a local salt hotel to experience the walls and furniture made of salt. In the afternoon, head to the Train Cemetery to see the abandoned old trains and feel the vicissitudes of history. In the evening, enjoy the magnificent sunset on the edge of the salt flats and feel the perfect fusion of sky and earth. Day 2: Deep exploration of the salt flats In the morning, head to the Cactus Island to admire the tall cacti and the beauty of the salt flats. In the afternoon, continue to explore the salt flats, experience the magic of the "Mirror of the Sky," and take reflection photos. In the evening, head to the best stargazing spot, look up at the Milky Way, and feel the vastness of the universe. Day 3: Natural Reserve Tour In the morning, head to Eduardo Abaroa Natural Reserve to encounter red and green lakes, flamingos, and alpacas. In the afternoon, return to Uyuni and end the trip. Travel Tips: 1. Best travel time: April to October, when the weather is dry and the surface of the salt flats is dry, making it suitable for viewing. 2. Transportation: Take a plane or long-distance bus from La Paz or Sucre to Uyuni. 3. Precautions: The ultraviolet rays in the plateau area are strong, so be sure to protect yourself from the sun; the altitude is high, so be sure to prevent altitude sickness. 4. Food recommendation: The local quinoa rice and lamb stew are delicious. Uyuni Salt Flats is a magical land that attracts travelers from all over the world with its endless white salt flats, magnificent sunrises and sunsets, and dreamy starry skies. Here, every breath seems to blend with nature, and every stay is a baptism of the soul. If you are looking for a unique trip, Uyuni is definitely worth a visit.

Explore the Mirror of the Sky in Bolivia and experience the wonders of nature! [Trip Highlights] My Uyuni trip, a magical place known as the "Mirror of the Sky." Here are my amazing experiences at the Uyuni Salt Flats, which I hope will inspire your travels. [Recommended Attractions] - Uyuni Salt Flats: Located on the high plateau of the Andes in Bolivia, this is the world's largest salt flat. During the rainy season, it becomes a natural mirror, reflecting the sky and making you feel like you've stepped into another world. [Travel Experience] Our journey began in the early morning, and we set off early to capture the best light. As the sun slowly rose, the water on the salt flats began to reflect dazzling light, and at that moment, I felt like I was in the sky. The vastness of the salt flats made me marvel at the wonders of nature. [Travel Tips] - Best time to visit: The rainy season (usually December to March), when the salt flats are covered with water and create a mirror effect. - Keep warm: Due to the high altitude, there is a large temperature difference between day and night, even in summer, so remember to bring warm clothes. - Sun protection: The UV rays are strong in the highlands, so sunscreen and sunglasses are essential. [Conclusion] The Uyuni Salt Flats are a gift from nature. They are not only a beautiful landscape but also a spiritual cleansing. Through this Trip Note, I hope to share this beauty with more people. If you are also attracted by this magical Mirror of the Sky, don't hesitate to start your Uyuni trip!