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TravellerNZ101

This is a quick stop on the Salt Flats tours. It is basically a bunch of old trains that have been dumped and graffittied. Can take some cool photos here if there are not too many people all around. We only stayed around 15minutes and then headed off. Not that interesting at all.
Danielleielle

This is a quick and easy stop. Literally just old abandon trains in an open field. Great photo opportunities for those who like to get interesting shots, and for those who like to make fun poses. I enjoyed this part of the tour with Turisbus.
RealTalk73

Kind of strange to see these train husks so close to the Salar. It's cool that you can climb all over the trains and take pictures but in the end the place is nothing too special. If it's already included in your tour then definitely check it out, but I don't know if I'd make the trip from Uyuni just to see this on my own.
Annex_BR

We had our own car, so it cost us nothing to visit the site, 5 minutes out of town. If your tour will make a quick stop there, also OK. But don't waste your time walking, much less paying someone to take you there, since it's just an abandoned train graveyard, with rusty cars full of graffiti.It could have been made into a nice attraction by the town, but as with many other similar sites in Bolivia, there isn't government interest in transforming it into a touristy place, and creating jobs/making money with it. Maybe in 10 years it will be similar to San Pedro de Atacama (neighbor Chile), with better infrastructure.It's worth 5 minutes and a few pictures, then go to the Salar or the Lagunas.
Dajoma

The cemetery is located amongst the towns rubbish dumps. The rusted train remains could have been something worth seeing and photographing if it wasn't for all the graffiti on the trains. There is not one single spot that you can photograph, that is not covered in graffiti.

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