Stop 1: Option A: Plaza Arce & Clock Tower — Take a guided historical walk around the town’s main square, shaded by ash trees. Learn about Uyuni’s founding in 1889 as a major trading hub and see the iconic Clock Tower.

Option B: Central Market & Local Daily Life — Dive into the bustling local market just minutes from the square. Learn about Andean ingredients, see women in traditional pollera skirts, and experience the cultural heartbeat of the town.

Stop 2: Option A: The Train Cemetery (Cementerio de Trenes) Photography Walk — Take a scenic walk to the edge of town to explore the haunting 19th-century rusting British locomotives abandoned after the mining boom. Perfect for taking striking, unhurried photos.

Option B: Avenida Ferroviaria & Town Monuments — Stay closer to the center and stroll down the historic railway avenue. View the Monumento al Trabajador Petrolero, the local rail worker statues, and learn how the railroad shaped the region.

Stop 3: Option A: Local Salt Artisan Shopping — Visit local artisan stalls within Uyuni town. Your guide will help you find authentic, hand-carved pink Andean salt sculptures and genuine llama-wool textiles while translating for you.

Option B: Museo de los Andes Meridionales — Step into this small, fascinating local museum to discover regional history, pre-Columbian artifacts, and the cultural heritage of the surrounding Altiplano communities