In the southwest corner of Bolivia, nestled in between rugged mountainous terrain and the world’s biggest salt flats, Uyuni is often overlooked town in the middle of nowhere. Yet, this small town of approximately 10,000 people receives almost 60,000 tourists a year. Thanks to Marnella Tours, today’s 60-Second Geography is all about this fascinating town and what to do there.
60-Second GeographyUyuni, Bolivia
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Uyuni with Marnella Tours
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The mysterious feel of decaying trains in the middle of a desert, a small town feel, and the unbelievable image of an ultra-flat surface to explore for days—Uyuni is a remote destination with plenty to offer the wayward traveler looking for a different kind of experience. Not only that, but it works as a stopover along trips to more well-known areas such as Santa Cruz, La Pa, and the ever-popular Lake Titicaca. These are all accessible with Marnella’s tours around South America, taking the traveler to experience the world abroad. |
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Best of Bolivia12 DaysThis very complete offering is for travelers with the time and desire to really get to know a country that is full of surprises: culture, history, archaeology, gastronomy, nature and adventure. The trip is exciting and you will take some wonderful memories home with you. |
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Lake Titicaca Golden Triangle3 DaysLake Titicaca is as big as an inland sea and guards the most interesting secrets and experiences. On this trip you can explore every detail and will have time for some calm reflection. |
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Uyuni Salt Lake Escape3 daysExperience a night in a salt hotel on the edge of the Uyuni desert. Share the immensity of the white desert with family or friends and see the unforgettable reflection of the sky on the desert floor. |
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