Explore the world with tourHQ
Explore the world with tourHQ
Your gateway to the Uyuni Salt Flat is a fine place to engage a tourHQ guide for explorations across the otherworldly environment, not to mention mingle with some Bolivian miners.
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Hello everyone! I am Romy J Troncoso, I have 12 years experience in guiding. Already ten years ...
I love my job, I will be guiding the rest of my life.
1. A Love for Adventure: I’m an Adventure specialist and we only hire ...
I am an enthusiastic and dedicated person who always gives 100% to every task undertaken. I am an ...
I'm a tour guide from Bolivia working since 4 years ago and I've traveled all around my ...
Hi! I'm Gloria, a professional guide in French and Spanish with experience since 1995. I guide ...
I am a very responsible person with my work, I like to share the culture of my country, to show the ...
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I am working already in tourisme since 1998, the last 15 years I was working in all Bolivian ...
My name is Juan Carlos Viscarra my friends call me Juanca or JC. I studied Accountancy and ...
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Springing up on the cusp of the mighty salt flats of the Bolivian south-west, the town of Uyuni is an unexpected diamond in the rough. It’s a place where travellers mingle with leather-skinned miners in humble coffee shops between the small-scale archaeology museum and petite marketplace of the Plaza Arce, joking about the cold and the incessant winds that caress the town. Of course, the eponymous Salar de Uyuni is this one’s most noted attraction, and there are now plenty of Uyuni tour guides in town to help organise daytrips or longer excursions to the world’s largest salt flats which encompass a whopping 4,000 square kilometres of land to the west. However, Uyuni’s charm doesn’t stop with sodium, because there are geysers and lakes in the wilderness too, and a smattering of charming adobe hamlets to explore, as well as the Los Lipez region, with its brooding volcanic monoliths and ancient rocks.
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