Hotel Tayka del Desierto – Siloli Desert, Bolivia
In the middle of an incomparable spot, painted with a range of colors that nature has whimsically combined, is the Hotel Tayka del Desierto, in the heart of the Siloli Desert in Bolivia.
In harmony with this Andean landscape, Hotel Tayka del Desierto opens its doors to welcome visitors from all over the world
The hotel offers the opportunity to visit one of the most beautiful places in South America: the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Flora and Fauna Reserve, where you will find the wonderful Color Lagoons, the Geiseres de Sol de Mañana and the Stone Tree, among other attractions that await your visit.
Solar energy is used and there is also a heating system based on radiators that circulate hot water and emit heat. The hotel also offers food service in the restaurant, from where our guests can enjoy a wonderful view of the majestic Siloli Desert.
Colorful lagoons, species of flamingos, geysers, fumaroles and the Hotel Tayka del Desierto await you.
The hotel was built next to a water source, where different birds of the place (among them partridges) visit to drink water.
The combination of the water source, also called the eye of water, and the presence of these birds ended up giving the hotel its name: Hotel Tayka del Desierto Ojo de Perdiz, also known as Ojito de Perdiz.
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