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,

Uyuni Salt Flats Tour Bolivia - How to visit the world's most jaw-dropping scenery of Uyuni Salt Flats - Guide to Uyuni 3 day tour

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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

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

The Bolivian salt flats only have the mirror effect during the short rainy season. But if you can time your visit, a beautiful sight is your reward.

One of the most unique landscapes of Death Valley is the Salts Flats of California. Known as the Badwater Basin, it was one of my favorite spots during our recent Death Valley trip.