Travel Trivia: Salar de Uyuni, the world's largest salt flat, is over 10,000 square kilometers (3900 sq miles) and up to 10 meters thick (32 feet). It's famous for its unique "mirror effect" during the rainy season, where a thin layer of water transforms the surface into a giant mirror, reflecting the sky.

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These salt piles on the Uyuni salt flat in Bolivia are part of the harvesting process. When water covers the ground, it creates striking reflections. A unique mix of human activity and natural beauty.

Some from the salt flats at Uyuni from last week #Bolivia #SalarDeUyuni