Interested in seeing the dinosaur tracks preserved in the rock faces in central Bolivia? Then stop by Cal Orko, because it's host to the most diverse collection of dinosaur tracks on our planet. We travelled three miles on board the 'Dino Truck' from Sucre to the vast wall of sedimentary rock. Across a limestone slab … Continue reading Travel Bolivia: follow in the footsteps of dinosaurs
Chile’s Atacama Desert is a 600-mile landscape of otherworldly landscapes. At times you'll feel like you're visiting another planet... The Atacama Desert is recognised as being the driest place on earth - there are areas where a drop of rain has never been recorded. While backpacking for a few months around South America we went to … Continue reading Travel Bolivia: Crossing the Bolivian Salt Flats by Jeep
Salar de Uyuni, is the world’s largest salt flat, located at high altitude in southwest Bolivia. The area was formerly a prehistoric lake that dried up leaving behind a desert-like landscape of stunning bright-white salt. Located at 3656 metres above sea level Salar de Uyuni’s ecosystem spans 11,000 sq km. The salt landscape stretches as far … Continue reading Travel Bolivia: the Salar de Uyuni, home to salt, cacti & pink flamingoes
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