Salar de Uyuni
The Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat; the classic 3-day, 2-night itinerary remains the best option to see not only the salt flat, but also the colorful lagoons and geysers near the border with Chile
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TUNUPA VOLCANO
Located on the northern edge of the Salar de Uyuni, it is famous for its reddish colors and panoramic views of the “sea of salt”.
Typical Ascent Itinerary (2 Days)
Day 1: Departure from Uyuni – Train Cemetery – Colchani (salt crafts) – Entrance to the Salt Flats – Lunch in the middle of the salt flats – Incahuasi Island – Sunset – Overnight in a Salt Hotel in Coquesa or Tahua.
Day 2: * 5:30 AM: Start of the ascent in a 4×4 vehicle to the end of the road.
Hike: 3 to 4 hour ascent to the second viewpoint (approx. 5,000 m). Note: Reaching the true summit is very dangerous due to the unstable terrain and is not usually recommended.
Descent: Visit to the Coquesa mummies and return to Uyuni.
Difficulty: Easy (trekking).
LICANCABUR VOLCANO
Located opposite Laguna Verde, on the border with Chile. It is a challenging climb due to the steep incline and constant wind.
Difficulty: Medium/High (Physical).
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