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Bolivia The splendor of the salt flat The soiree ends with the same magic as it begins the new day even before dawn and a cold that pierces to the bones, because it is about being fast, taking the luggage out of the hotel and reaching half of the salar to catch it red-handed when barely awake. The first rays of the day seem fearful and timid. It is like the sun was reluctant to show itself, but when the right point of dawn comes, it shi nes as the first poem in the morning. The greatness of the Salar de Uyuni, the star of this adventure, is totally indisputable when it is viewed from the Incahuasi island (Inca house) that it is covered by cactus up to 5 meters of hundreds of years. And it's called island because the salar is like a great white ocean, even with small static waves caused by wind, with several mounds of earth as it were an island, as it were an oasis for the traveler. From above it is evident almost its 15 thousand square meters extension, making it the world's largest continuous salar.