F´d Up Economics of Tourism in Uyuni Bolivia
| by Aracely on June 22nd, 2024 | 12 Comments » | Bolivia, Reflections, South America
Uyuni Salt Flats Sunrise
I think it was during the first days of our trip. We were in Guatemala having a conversation with Andy and Paulina, another traveling couple from England, when we first heard that the Uyuni Salt Flat Tour was amazing. Bolivia was definitely in our plans but we try not to have an itinerary more than a few days ahead so at the time, there was no to-do list for our visit to Bolivia.
While traveling for a few months and meeting more travelers making their way up from the south of South America to the north, opposite of our route, we continued to hear great things about the Uyuni Salt Flats. The destination quickly made its way up to my top three most anticipated events of this trip. Torres del Paine National Park in Chile and the famous archeological site of Machu Picchu were the others on that list.
I was not disappointed. Everything we heard about the Salt Flats was true; it lived up to the expectation, which does not always happen with every place. Not only was the experience one of a kind, but our guide was very informative, we met new friendly people, saw unique and unforgettable scenery and took over 750 pictures within a four days. (more…)
