Reserva Nacional de Fauna Andina Eduardo Avaroa

This place will just blow your mind for the amount of natural beauty in it. It's diverse and its landscapes It's jaw dropping. One of the best place I've visited.

Wow what a surprise I went on one of the 4x4 3 day trips and wow what a surprise this is truly one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Extremely underdeveloped that makes it a photographers dream. the wild life you can see here is unbelievable my favorite being the flamencos. Take a trip from Uyuni, Bolivia or San Pedro, Chile

Amazing place to take a 4x4. Off rode for 2 days seeing many Volcanoes, geysers, lagoons and deserts of all types. Such a beautiful way to travel to the Chile border. Worth adding to your salt flat tour if you plan on traveling between Bolivia and Chile.

This was part of a 4 day tour starting in Tupiza and finishing in Uyuni with the salt flat as the grand finale. Amazing landscapes of the Altiplano with it’s lagoons with flamingos and multicoloured snow capped volcanoes. A trip of a lifetime. Only bad point is that the tours all seem to arrive at the stop off points at the same time so the experience is somewhat diluted.

This has to be one of the most beautiful and surreal places on Earth. You literally feel like you’re visiting another world when you go to this amazing place. If you are visiting Uyuni and the salt flats then you should definitely include this as part of your itinerary. You can see volcanoes, geysers and even pink flamingoes all in the same park.

This place is so beautiful that it almost looks fake. There are beautiful mountains, vicuñas, flamingos, thermal waters, geysers and so much more. At night the sky is breathtaking.

The reserve is located in the southwestern part of Bolivia, close to the borders with Chile and it is a very important protected area. It covers an area of 7.45 sq. klm and it includes the famous Laguna Colorada and Laguna Verde, among other lakes. In addition, there are two settlements inside the National Reserve, Quetena Chico and Quetena Grande. The park includes around 50 mountain peaks in its protected area, most of which are active volcanoes. It was named after Eduardo Avaroa, the famous Bolivian war hero of the 19th century. The reserve was created in the 70s and extended its protected area in the 80s.

Amazing ! I went there with a Tour from San Pedro de Atacama. It's one of my favorite places on earth.