The tour begins at 10:30 AM with a visit to the famous Train Cemetery, where you can see old steam locomotives that once played a crucial role in Bolivia’s mining history

Next, we head to Colchani, a small village where locals work in the salt flats. Here, you’ll find unique salt handicrafts and traditional textiles made from llama and alpaca fibers. You can also witness the salt processing ovens, where salt is refined for market consumption.

Just 5 km away lies the world-renowned Uyuni Salt Flats. Upon entering, you’ll encounter the “Eyes of Water,” small pools of water that rise from beneath the salt crust, and large piles of salt created by the workers, making for a great photo opportunity.

Your next stop is the Dakar Monument, a tribute to the famous rally race that passes through this region, followed by a visit to the Playa Blanca Salt Hotel, now a museum to avoid environmental contamination caused by overnight stays on the salt flats.

We then journey toward the Thunupa Volcano, where you can witness mesmerizing reflections on the salt flats, especially during the rainy season. If you’re lucky, you might also spot flamingos, along with llamas grazing nearby. Along the way, we'll pause for a special photo session to capture these unique landscapes.

At the base of the volcano, there are both salt hotels and traditional accommodations where you will spend the night. After coffee at the lodging, you can enter the salt flats once again to witness the stunning sunset (optional).