One of the top weird­est places across the world is locat­ed in Poto­sí and Oruro depart­ments, this is the world’s largest salt pan and one of the strange places in the world. And when a thin film of water gath­ers on the sur­face it is also the world’s largest nat­ur­al mir­ror. The best sight of this space can be observed from the cen­tral Inc­ahuasi Island. Salar De Uyu­ni is the remains of a pre­his­toric lake that dried off and left behind void space of bright-white salt, rock for­ma­tions, and cac­ti-islands. This place har­bors large flocks of beau­ti­ful pink flamin­gos that can be seen graz­ing in the water. The best time to vis­it this place is in the months of July and Octo­ber. This is def­i­nite­ly one of the most strange places in the world. Area: 590,14001 sq. km., vol­ume: 295,07001 cubic meters, depth avg: 0,5 m, shore length: 314,79001 m, res time: 661,90002, ele­va­tion: 3657