Bordering the Bolivian Salt Flats you’ll find the Siloli Desert, an area where the distinct rocky landscapes stand in stark contrast to the massive white planes of salt nearby. The desert is part of the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve. In this park you will find a series of striking rock formations of various shapes which local people have named after the objects that they resemble.
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