Salt Palace inaugurates "Dreams and Legends," the first cultural theme park on the shores of the Uyuni Salt Flats

August 2024 - The Palacio de Sal hotel, world-renowned for its architecture made entirely of salt and for offering an unparalleled experience in one of the most extreme landscapes on the planet, presents "Dreams and Legends," a unique proposal that expands the boundaries of hospitality and transforms it into a narrative territory.

Located on the shores of the Uyuni Salt Flats, the new theme park invites you to immerse yourself in a universe of ancestral stories, sensory games, and interactive installations that interact with the natural environment. This is the first time a space of this type has been established in the region, and it does so with a focus deeply rooted in the Andean worldview and respect for local identity.

Where myths become matter

"Dreams and Legends" was born as a living tribute to the stories that inhabit the memory of the Altiplano. Through sculptures, recreational paths, and carefully designed scenic settings, the park transforms popular legends—such as those about the origin of volcanoes, the spirits of the salt flats, or the guardian gods of the mountains—into physical and emotional experiences.

Visitors are invited to explore the world as a curious child would: jumping, playing, touching, observing. But also as an attentive traveler would: reflecting on the knowledge that spans the centuries, the forms of oral storytelling, and the beauty of the symbolic. Every corner of the park functions as a gateway to a broader universe that connects landscape, culture, and the desire to imagine.

A new dimension of the Salt Palace experience

This proposal isn't an add-on; it's an essential part of what Palacio de Sal now offers its guests: a travel experience that doesn't end with contemplating the salt flats, but rather expands into play, excitement, and living culture. Those staying at the hotel have direct access to the park and can explore it at different times of the day, integrating it into their trip, without separating rest and exploration.

The high plateau as a stage for cultural innovation

With "Dreams and Legends," the Salar de Uyuni reaches a milestone that establishes itself as a destination not only natural but also cultural and narrative. In a context where tourism increasingly seeks meaning, connection, and depth, this initiative represents a new way of experiencing travel: not as a spectacle, but as an immersion in the stories that give identity to the territories.

The opening of this cultural theme park represents a first for South American tourism. It is the first time that a hotel in an extreme natural setting has developed a recreational, artistic, and symbolic proposal of this magnitude. "Dreams and Legends" not only appeals to travelers; it also opens up a new field of interest for journalists, columnists, photographers, and media outlets seeking to tell stories where territory, imagination, and memory intersect with innovation.