The trip to Bolivia - Peru - The Uyuni bus station

Where is the bus station? said the Finnish girl behind me. There is none. welcome to Bolivia.
At least in Uyuni which is a major tourist destination, they didn't bother building one. the buses just park outside the small travel agencies that will sell you tickets to your next destination.
Look for the "Baños" sign to go go relieve yourself, previous payment of course and you can buy something to eat at the kiosks on the boulevard.

The trip to Bolivia - Peru - Uyuni, Where to stay

Either your on a budget or you just need a place to shub your bones at night. In uyuni Hotel avenida offers a great value for your money.

https://mapcarta.com/ChIJkew9VNi6_5MR0QRfbUX5Okk

located at Av. de los Ferroviarios right beside the tour operators, so if you come back late or set out early you are just steps away.

The trip to Bolivia - Peru - The Uyuni Salt flats - Mystical sunsets

Now from the several tours you can choose from I took the sunset and stargazing tour.

It is particularly good this time of year(January, February) cuz it is the rain season and you get marvellous reflections on the  puddles left after the rain. provided that you get a smart guide that brings you to the right spot.

Needles to say that unless you hit a rainy day you will experience mystical sunsets.

The trip to Bolivia - Peru - The Uyuni Salt flats, How to get there

Once in Uyuni you´ll want to book your tour to the Salt Flats, for that you should head to avenida Ferroviaria and check the different tour operators, you have morning, afternoon and evening tours, with different durations, there are daily an d two or three day tours.

As most things in Bolivia price changes according to circumstances so don't be afraid to bargain and ask for a discount before booking.

The trip to Bolivia - Peru - The town of Uyuni

Uyuni is basically a gateway town where you stop to fetch a tout to the Salt Flats, it does though have some attractions like its Train Museum, or cemetery.
Littered with dozens of train carcases, it has seen better times, before being slowly looted by locals.

Unfortunately I had to rush by it, since I had to catch a bus, but here is some info from another travellers blog.
http://www.peterktravels.com/2016/10/the-uyuni-train-cemetery/