Explore the wonders of Uyuni, a dreamscape on Earth.

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.