Uyuni, Bolivia (5)

Haaber I alle har det godt. Vi er nu i Bolivia. Ubeskrivelige naturoplevelser. Haaber I vil nyde vores billeder. Hvis I vil se dem i den korrekte raekkefoelge - klik paa Purmamarca og derefter Uyuni (1), (2) etc.

Hallo alle zusammen. Sind in Bolivien und haben eine unglaubliche 3 Tagestour mit dem Jeep nahe Uyuni hinter uns. Unglaubliche Natur, die wir bisher so noch nicht auf unserer Reise erlebt haben. Um chronologisch richtig die Bilder anzusehen, muesstest ihr mit Purmamarca anfangen, das war unsere letzte Station in Argentinien. Danach dann Uyuni (1), (2) usw. Viel Spass dabei!

Uyuni, Bolivia (4)

Sun slowly rising on 4870 meter.

The Geysirs, best to be seen early in the morning to see the smoke coming out.

Uyuni, Bolivia (3)

Uyuni, Bolivia (2)

Uyuni, Bolivia (1)

In Uyuni we booked one of the popular 3 day tours with a jeep. We managed to meet with Ivo and Thomas, two dutch guys, who we met already in Mendoza. We had some really great days and saw things we haven´t imagined before.

Pictures from the world´s biggest salt lake desert near Uyuni.

Purmamarca, Argentina

We arrived in Purmamarca, the town with the seven-coloured mountains - in the middle of knowwhere. Hard to believe that nature can create so many different and bright colours. We saw pictures of it before and it looked like somebody manipulated the colours with a computer program, but they are really that impressive.
Easy to get there, not so easy to get away again. The bus did not stop even though we waved and screamed for it to stop. We waited three hours to get the next bus.

Salta, Argentina

Iguazu Falls, Brazil

The second day we crossed the border to Brazil and saw the Iguazu falls from there. It rained a lot as you can see that Juliane wears a stylish rain poncho.

On the way to Salta. A 28 hour bustrip. Good that we had booked seats in the bus as big as First class on flights. We also saw movies (mostly synchronised in Spanish...), got food served etc.

Iguazu Falls, Argentina

The first day at Iguazu we saw the falls from the Argentinian side. It was almost 40 degrees and a lot of hiking that day - but worth it.