[FULL EPISODE] In part two of the season premiere, Nik and Dusty explore the depths of one of the most dangerous mines in the world in the city of Potosi, meet up with some old friends over pizza in the city of Uyuni, and head out to experience the awe-inspiring, other-worldly landscape of the Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat.
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This was absolutely, without a doubt, the most dangerous place we’ve ever been. And probably the most dangerous thing we’ve ever done. In fact, we didn’t have time to mention it in the episode but we came closer to dying while walking through Bolivia’s Cerro Rico mountain than we’ve probably ever come before.
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So we really, really hated that we just didn’t have time to fit this little segment into the episode. Because it’s super cool! Just outside the town of Uyuni in southern Bolivia is a wicked cool train graveyard where dozens of old locomotives and railcars have just been sitting there, rotting away in the desert since the 1940s…
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The Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia is just a magical place. Really. And one of the coolest things about the world’s largest salt flat is that you can take some absolutely amazing photos while you’re out there on it! Thanks, especially, to the natural lack of depth perception that allows you to get really creative with your shots.
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It is truly one of the most incredible places on earth! And typically when we tell folks that the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia is the largest salt flat in the world, they’re quick to as: “Well, what about Bonneville?” Well, the Bonneville Salt Flats in Nevada are indeed among the largest salt flats…
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It is absolutely one of our favorite countries on earth! And apart from being so widely misunderstood, Boliva is home to a variety of spectacular landscapes, amazing food, a rich and fascinating history, and warm, friendly and beautiful people. Here are a few quick facts about this country in the heart of South America.
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