The Salar de Uyuni in the Andes in southwest Bolivia is the largest salt pan on earth. A prehistoric, dried-up lake almost 11,000 m².
Larger in area than e.g. Lower Bavaria. The brine under the surface reaches up to 72m, possibly 121m in depth. With glistening brightness, it resembles a frozen lake, almost devoid of any kind of living creatures.

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Recepition of our Salt Hotel.
Everything made of salt that is possible: the floor, the salt stones, the bench.

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Way over the salt to my room on the left

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The Salar de Uyuni in the Andes in southwestern Bolivia is the largest salt pan on earth. A prehistoric, dried up lake almost 11.000 m².
Larger surface area than e.g. Lower Bavaria. The brine under the surface reaches up to 72m, possibly 121m in depth. With glistening brightness it resembles a frozen lake, is almost free of any kind of living beings.

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