Pink Orange Sunset Reflection Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
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It doesn't rain much here on Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni (only about five days a month during the rainy season), but when it does, the world's largest salt pan turns into a 4,000-square-mile mirror. Just a couple inches of standing rainwater on the Salar's salty crust can result in a glowing tableau like this. If one magical sunset leaves you wishing for more, you can catch a sunrise after staying at the nearby Palacio de Sal: a hotel built out of salt blocks harvested right from the vast flat.
岿然独立
小型保护区，大型动物
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一座城堡的轮廓
沐浴在晚霞中的海岸
闪闪发光的盐水
霞光城市倒影，苏州，中国
在游客之前抢先领略风景
