Hotels in Uyuni

Rusty locomotives from the early 1900s create an apocalyptic playground in Bolivia's desert. Climb aboard these abandoned giants for surreal photos with the vast salt flats as your backdrop.

Rusty locomotives stand frozen in time at Uyuni's Train Museum, telling tales of Bolivia's bygone railway era. Snap photos of vintage engines against the dramatic Andean backdrop for a perfect travel memory.

The 1930s Clock Tower stands as Uyuni's central meeting point with its German-imported timepiece. Snap a photo of its European architecture while exploring the bustling Plaza Arce with local shops and eateries nearby.

The Mercado Central bustles with local life, offering salt souvenirs from Salar de Uyuni and alpaca wool products. Grab breakfast from surrounding food stalls for an authentic taste of Bolivia at budget-friendly prices.

Ancient Andean history comes alive through preserved mummies and elongated skulls in this intimate archaeological museum. Bring a Spanish-speaking friend as most exhibit descriptions aren't in English.

Explore a ghostly mining town where Butch Cassidy once robbed a locomotive. At 4,000 meters altitude, Pulacayo's abandoned streets and vintage trains tell the story of Bolivia's silver boom.

Plaza Arce buzzes as Uyuni's social heart, featuring a striking salt sculpture honoring the Dakar Rally. Local vendors and cafes line the edges, perfect for people-watching while planning your salt flats adventure.