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Gateway to Salar de Uyuni
Uyuni is the central starting point for multi-day 4x4 tours through the Salar de Uyuni and the surrounding lagoons, geysers and flamingo colonies of the Bolivian Altiplano.
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Train Cemetery
On the outskirts of town, dozens of decommissioned steam locomotives from the mining era of the early 20th century rust away, forming a surreal, photogenic backdrop for visitors.
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Salt Hotels
Several hotels around the salt flat are built almost entirely from salt blocks, from the walls to the beds and tables, offering an extraordinary overnight experience amid the salt desert.
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Altiplano Lagoons
The multi-day tours continue to colorful highland lagoons like Laguna Colorada, where thousands of flamingos live amid stark volcanic landscapes at over 4,000 meters altitude.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Uyuni

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How do I get to Uyuni?
The small Uyuni airport is served from La Paz; alternatively, night buses run from La Paz, Sucre and PotosΓ­, taking six to ten hours depending on the route.
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What is the train cemetery?
On the outskirts of town, dozens of decommissioned steam locomotives from the mining era of the early 20th century rust away, forming a surreal, photogenic backdrop for visitors.
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Can you stay in salt hotels?
Several hotels around the salt flat are built almost entirely from salt blocks, from the walls to the beds and tables, offering an extraordinary overnight experience amid the salt desert.
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How do you start a Salar tour?
Uyuni is the central starting point for multi-day 4x4 tours through the Salar de Uyuni and the surrounding lagoons, geysers and flamingo colonies of the Bolivian Altiplano.