Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
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This expansive salt flat—the biggest in the world—would make more sense as an outer space landscape. But it is, in fact, in Bolivia, and is the result of a large prehistoric lake that went dry, leaving behind miles and miles of bright white salt and rock formations.
After it rains, a thin layer of water stays pooled on top of the salt flats, creating the world’s largest mirror and a landscape unlike anything else on the planet.
