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A trip to the salt desert is a truly fascinating adventure – this is one of the most beautiful places in South America, offering spectacular views, unique in the world. The most popular way to visit the salt flats is by off-road vehicle with private drivers. The vast area and the wealth of attractions mean that during three-day trips we will experience unforgettable moments.
Between November and March, during the rainy season, the salar is periodically covered with a thin layer of water. This is when the world's largest mirror is created, and tourists from all over the world come to photograph this natural wonder.
The salt flat is also home to a National Nature Reserve, famous for its numerous geysers and hot springs, mountain peaks and volcanoes, and colorful lakes where you can observe flamingos.
The inhabitants of the region mine the salt themselves, building small mounds that are a characteristic feature of the landscape. It is estimated that the salt flats contain more than 50% of all the salt in the world.
Between November and March, during the rainy season, the salar is periodically covered with a thin layer of water. This is when the world's largest mirror is created, and tourists from all over the world come to photograph this natural wonder.
The salt flat is also home to a National Nature Reserve, famous for its numerous geysers and hot springs, mountain peaks and volcanoes, and colorful lakes where you can observe flamingos.
The inhabitants of the region mine the salt themselves, building small mounds that are a characteristic feature of the landscape. It is estimated that the salt flats contain more than 50% of all the salt in the world.
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