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Laguna Chaxa is located in the middle of the Salar de Atacama in an impressive protected area that is home to numerous flamingos. The visit is particularly worthwhile for bird lovers, as the flamingos that live here (especially the "Flamenco Chileno") can often be observed up close. In addition to the flamingos, there are also other water birds and occasionally small lizards to discover. The salt lake seems almost surreal with its white, glowing surface and the reflective lagoon offers breathtaking photo opportunities. The scenery with the volcanoes towering behind it also reinforces the feeling of being immersed in another world. The entrance fee is 5,000 pesos, which is definitely worth it, especially if you are also interested in the endangered wildlife. A clear tip: don't forget sun protection!

The Laguna Miñiques, in the middle of the Atacama Desert, is a place of fascinating, almost surreal beauty. The deep blue salt lake nestles against the barren slopes of the Miñiques volcano and, together with the neighboring Laguna Miscanti, forms a harmonious natural picture. A short path connects the two lagoons, and although the route is not long, it is advisable to equip yourself well with water and sun protection - the intensity of the sun at this altitude should not be underestimated. What makes the visit special is the untouched atmosphere. The silence of the surroundings, interrupted only by the wind and the occasional chirping of birds, allows you to completely switch off. The region's wildlife is also unique. If you're lucky, you might spot an Andean fox or flamingos in the distance, who also appreciate this area. Here, nature shows its rough but at the same time sublime side, far away from the hustle and bustle, and reminds us how diverse and impressive our world is.

Interesting salt lake surrounded by plants on the way to the Piedra swimming lagoon. Good infrastructure regarding showers & toilets. Tickets could be purchased on site during our visit (03/24).

Two round small lakes in the desert fed by groundwater. Interesting and a nice photo opportunity as the sky is beautifully reflected in the water.

The Reserva nacional Los Flamencos is a group of nature reserves in the municipality of San Pedro de Atacama in northern Chile. It consists of seven independent and spatially separated zones with a total area of 709 km2, representing 3% of the municipal area of San Pedro de Atacama. These are important landscapes and biotopes in the Atacama Desert that are developed for sustainable tourism and are at the same time subject to nature conservation. 112 different species of birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals have been counted in the reserve. Notable among these are the flamingos (Andean flamingo, James' flamingo, Chilean flamingo), after which it is named.

The Ojos de Salar are two small freshwater lakes fed by groundwater from the mountains. They are 30 or 40m deep and are also inhabited by sharp-tailed ducks, which like to hide in the bank reeds. Here you also pay the entrance fee for Laguna Tebinquinche.

It's beautiful here! Waterfowl, flamingos and Andean geese as well as vicuñas, llamas and donkeys can be seen. A fantastic wetland that always invites you to stop.

A lagoon where you can swim. But even without a bath, the visit is worth it! The colors of the water, the reflections of the sky and clouds and the white of the salt are beautiful!