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Bolivia – Landscape

  • Salar de Quisquiro (4150 m)
    • Salar de Quisquiro (4150 m)
  • Salar de Aguas Calientes (4280m) is the name of several salt flats in Chile
    • Salar de Aguas Calientes-4280m
  • Salar de Aguas Calientes (4280m) is the name of several salt flats in Chile
    • Salar de Aguas Calientes-4280m
  • Salar de Aguas Calientes (4280m) is the name of several salt flats in Chile
    • Salar de Aguas Calientes-4280m
  • Salar de Aguas Calientes (4280m) is the name of several salt flats in Chile
    • Salar de Aguas Calientes-4280m
  • Putana Volcano (5884m), border Bolivia & Chile, strong fumarolic activity at the summit crater (large sulfur deposits) visible from far distance
    • Putana Volcano (5884m)
  • Moon Valley
    • Moon Valley
  • Moon Valley
    • Moon Valley
  • Moon Valley
    • Moon Valley
  • Moon Valley – Licancabur volcano (5916m) and Juriques volcano (5700m) in the background
    • Moon Valley-Licancabur volcano
  • Licancabur volcano (5916m) is a stratovolcano
    • licancabur stratovolcano 5916m
  • Licancabur volcano (5916m) at the left and Juriques volcano (5700m)
    • Licancabur & Juriques volcano
  • Licancabur volcano (5916m) at the left and Juriques volcano (5700m)
    • Licancabur & Juriques volcano
  • Licancabur volcano (5916m) at the left and Juriques volcano (5700m)
    • Licancabur & Juriques volcano
  • Juriques volcano (5700m) is a stratovolcano
    • Juriques stratovolcano (5700m)
  • Panoramic view – Monje de la Pacana – geological formation like a monk guarding the entrance to Tara Salar (salt flat) & Pacana caldera
    • Panoramic - Monje de la Pacana
  • Monje de la Pacana – geological formation like a monk guarding the entrance to Tara Salar (salt flat) & Pacana caldera
    • Monje de la Pacana
  • Laguna Cañapa (4140m) – the white isn’t salt but different minerals which the flamingo needs in order to survive
    • Laguna Cañapa (4140m)
  • La Pacana Caldera (4500-4900m) one of the largest calderas on Earth (17000 km2)
    • La Pacana Caldera-4500-4900m
  • La Pacana Caldera (4500-4900m) one of the largest calderas on Earth (17000 km2)
    • La Pacana Caldera-4500-4900m
  • La Pacana Caldera (4500-4900m) one of the largest calderas on Earth (17000 km2)
    • La Pacana Caldera-4500-4900m
  • La Pacana Caldera (4500-4900m) one of the largest calderas on Earth (17000 km2)
    • La Pacana Caldera-4500-4900m
  • Panoramic view – Beautiful wetland on the way to El Tatio Geysers in the background
    • Panoramic - the way to El Tatio
  • Panoramic view – Beautiful wetland on the way to El Tatio Geysers in the background
    • Panoramic - the way to El Tatio