This section includes archaeological sites such as the village of Tulor as well as the Cordillera de la Sal mountain range, which reaches altitudes of 2,624 metres.
The range was formed by the sequential folding of an old salt lake that eventually dried and was forced upwards by the movement of tectonic plates.
White-bellied fat-tailed mouse opossums can be found in this area.
This section includes archaeological sites such as the village of Tulor as well as the Cordillera de la Sal mountain range, which reaches altitudes of 2,624 metres. The range was formed by the sequential folding of an old salt lake that eventually dried and was forced upwards by the movement of tectonic plates. White-bellied fat-tailed mouse opossums can be found in this area.
Los Flamencos National Reserve