# Bolivia, Salar de Uyuni.  
The world's largest dried-up salt lake. It glitters and shimmers so much in the sun that it hurts your eyes, so you can't do without sunglasses.
During the rainy season, from November to March, the Uyuni salt lake turns into a huge mirror: the salt honeycombs are covered with a thin layer of transparent water, which reflects the sky, and it becomes completely unclear where, in fact, the horizon is.
Later, the salt crust dries up, and the water from below breaks out-thanks to this "salt eruption" small cone-shaped volcanoes are formed.