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Los Flamencos National Reserve
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Los Flamencos National Reserve
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This 740 km² site, bordering Argentina and Bolivia, is home to several salt deserts, including the famous Atacama Salt Flat, as well as the renowned Moon Valley. The rugged landscapes are stunning and make it a must-visit for any trip.
Overview of Los Flamencos Reserve
This 740 km² site and its (7) "associated sections" around San Pedro de Atacama borders Argentina and Bolivia. It is home to several salt deserts, the most famous being the Atacama Salt Flat, as well as the renowned Moon Valley. The rugged landscapes are stunning and make it a must-visit for any trip.
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