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Condé Nast TravelerOct 13

Getting Lost in Bolivia's Wine Lands, Storied Mines, and Haunting Salt Flats

On a captivating journey for mind and soul, one writer loses himself in the landscape.

Winery with oak barrels and huge earthen pots.

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  • San PedroRestaurantFounded in the 16th century, one of the region's oldest vineyards.
  • San Francisco de la HorcaPlaceWinery with oak barrels and huge earthen pots.
  • Elsewhere
  • Salar de UyuniSightUyuni, BoliviaBolivia's most famous salt flat, at more than 4,000 square miles.
  • Cerro RicoSightPotosi, BoliviaPyramid-shaped mountain, world's most profitable source of silver.
  • Casa Nacional de la MonedaMuseumPotosi, BoliviaColossal national mint with smelting rooms.
  • Tierra RojaPlaceVilla Abecia, BoliviaEstate created by Cristian Villamor, planted with Cabernet.
  • El TíoSightPotosi, BoliviaDemonic figure, considered the Lord of the Mountain.
  • JiriraHotelUyuni, BoliviaUpscale lodge created by high-end Chilean tour operator Explora.
  • Hotel Museo CayaraHotelPotosi, BoliviaOne of the oldest Spanish houses in South America, built in 1557.
  • Explora Jirira LodgeHotelUyuni, BoliviaPrefabricated modular structures on stilts, designed by Max Núñez.
  • K'ajchi IslandSightUyuni, BoliviaSmall volcano that erupted from the seabed, slopes teeming with butterflies.
  • Tunupa volcanoSightUyuni, BoliviaHalf-collapsed cone, a riot of mineral color.
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