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I went to shanghai in 15/4/2025

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I want to go there when the war is over because this is the boarder of Russia and Ukraine

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Yellowstone National Park, United States

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Yellowstone National Park, United States

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Yellowstone National Park, United States

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This is the place my mom and

Dad went when I wasn’t born

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Hong Kong Disneyland, Lantau Island, Hong Kong

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Hong Kong Disneyland, Lantau Island, Hong Kong

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Hong Kong Disneyland, Lantau Island, Hong Kong

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I went to Hong Kong on January It was really fun I road on roller coasters and I even went on scariest one but It was way to scary for me of course. It’s called the grizzly bears but none of that fun well some of them was fun like not the roller coaster because scary but the fun part is ICE CREAM!!!

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I think Egypt is one of the most Strangest place on earth because there is pyramid and mummy Under the ground.

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Nintendo Tokyo, 15-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan

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Nintendo Tokyo, 15-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan

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Nintendo Tokyo, 15-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan

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NINTENDO HEADQUARTERS REALL Y WANT TO GO AND GET NEW NINTENDO GAMES AND TEST NOT RELEASED GAMES YET.

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It’s in interesting because it’s in the middle of the time zone.

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I think India is strange because there are so many strange cars there and lots of pollution we couldn’t even see the clouds.

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I met my great grandpa

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My mom went here when we weren’t born yet Here is map picture.

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Facts About The Belize Blue Hole

1.) The Blue Hole measures about 1,000 feet in circumference and is more than 400 feet deep. It is the largest natural formation of this type found anywhere in the world.

2.) The Blue Hole was formed at the end of the last Ice Age when rising seawaters flooded a series of enormous caverns. Geologists have determined that the caves first formed about 153,000 years ago and were completely submerged approximately 15,000 years ago.

3.) The Blue Hole is approximately 60 miles offshore from Belize City and is part of the Belize Barrier Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

4.) In 1971, famed French marine biologist Jacques Cousteau visited the Blue Hole with his boat Calypso, declaring it one of the top 10 diving spots on the planet.

5.) The underwater caves of the Blue Hole are filled with giant stalactites, proof that it once existed above water.

6.) The Blue Hole is home to several species of sharks, including bull sharks, Caribbean reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark.

7.) In 2012, the Discovery Channel ranked the Blue Hole as #1 on its list of 10 Most Amazing Places on Earth.

8.) The Blue Hole is visible from space, easily identifiable by its unique circular formation and location within the midst of the greater Belize Barrier Reef.

9.) The name “Blue Hole” was coined by the British diver Ned Middleton in his book “10 Years Underwater” published in 1988.

10.) Due to the complexity of diving required, the Blue Hole is restricted to experienced divers only with a minimum of 24 completed dives.

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I went puffin watching(this is the second one because I’m going to add a photo and my mom took the photo)

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I want to see the purple lava there.

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I want to go to Mendenhall Glacier,Juneau,AK,USA because the glacier look like water and you are walking under it and you look normal.

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Darvaza Gas Crater - "Door to Hell", Derweze, Turkmenistan

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Darvaza Gas Crater - "Door to Hell", Derweze, Turkmenistan

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Darvaza Gas Crater - "Door to Hell", Derweze, Turkmenistan

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The Door To Hell, a place where there is fire burning there for about 50 years and if you go down there, you will hear the roars and the hiss of the fire.

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Howland Island, United States Minor Outlying Islands

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Howland Island, United States Minor Outlying Islands

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Howland Island, United States Minor Outlying Islands

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I want to go to Iceland because I want to see the northern light that is beautiful and I also want to play in the snow.

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I want to go to the Arctic because I want to know how cold it can get.

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I went to Denmark when I was little.

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I think the place is weird because due to the soda like water it causes animals to be petrified

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The Giant's Causeway, Bushmills, Northern Ireland, UK

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The Giant's Causeway, Bushmills, Northern Ireland, UK

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The Giant's Causeway, Bushmills, Northern Ireland, UK

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Legend says giants used to walk this land and created The Giant’s Causeway, a collection of around 40,000 uniformly shaped basalt columns rising from the sea in Northern Ireland. Climb the hills and get a glimpse of this epic UNESCO World Heritage Site. Although stories of giants seem ridiculous, it’s almost easy to believe the tall tales at the sight of these ancient rocks. Is strange because of the 40,000 heaxagons.

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The Giant's Causeway, Bushmills, Northern Ireland, UK

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Turkmanistan possesses the world's fifth largest reserves of natural gas and it is the second largest state in Central Asia. The strange thing about it is that there are no traffic at all, cars and bildings are ordered by the president to make them all white. Because of the gas people called it The Gate Of Hell or Door Way To Hell because of the gas crater and all the fire and smoke which makes it look like the gate way to hell.

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This is the strangest place I did name The Door To Hell.

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It’s weird because there is a glowing blue water

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I think the Amazon river is the most Strangest place in the world. There are cannibals and piranhas there.

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INDIAN MARKET, South Main Street, Milpitas, CA, USA

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INDIAN MARKET, South Main Street, Milpitas, CA, USA

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INDIAN MARKET, South Main Street, Milpitas, CA, USA

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I hear some very loud noises And the part that is strange is They are not that much Indian snacks there are mostly American snacks.

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澳大利亚昆士兰州黄金海岸

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澳大利亚昆士兰州黄金海岸

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澳大利亚昆士兰州黄金海岸

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I want to go to the Gold Coast in Australia. I like the sea and the pelicans there.

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Ships and Aircrafts disappeared at the Bermuda Triangle

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Waitomo Cave, Deep below the hills in North Island.

There are more than thousands of thousands of bioluminescent glow insects. In New Zealand, they call Titiwa. They are blue-green light and only found in New Zealand. If you want to get in, you have to ride a boat and be quiet.

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From Auckland: Waitomo Caves and Rotorua with Te Puia | GetYourGuide

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Experience the underground magic of Waitomo Caves and the wonders of Te Puia in one day on a tour from Auckland. Explore the geothermal landscape of Rotorua and see historical sites along the way.

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Lake Natron is in Tanzania and it looks like the lake turns animals into stone. The pH is 10.5 so it can burn the skin and eyes of an animal that's not adapted to it. Sodium carbonate preserves animals that die in Lake Natron and was also used in Egyptian mummification. Lake Natron supports some freshwater wetlands where flamingos migrate even though animals die there

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I want to go visit someday…

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This place is wired because it has a lot of gum on the walls and I wonder who started it.

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It’s in Australia Queensland it’s in the middle of the ocean and reefs are not in the middle of the ocean you can see fish,corals,whales,starfish and the ocean.you can hear ocean and ocean breeze feel wet and good and exited

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I like how the plankton can glow at night and it would also be a nice place to swim.

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I wonder how the water is darker In the hole than the water OUTSIDE it. The dark part of the water is surrounded by coral/land. PS. I don’t know if it’s land or coral, that’s why I put the / there.

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It’s weird. It’s a GIGANTIC sinkhole in THE SEA. How is THAT even POSSIBLE???

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YouTube Theater, Stadium Drive, Inglewood, CA, USA

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YouTube Theater, Stadium Drive, Inglewood, CA, USA

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YouTube Theater, Stadium Drive, Inglewood, CA, USA

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I want to be a famous YouTuber. Anyone that wants to be one too like and comment.

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West Cork Model Railway Village, Clonakilty

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West Cork Model Railway Village, Clonakilty

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I think that India is strange because it’s air pollution is so high.

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I think that North Korea 🇰🇵 is the strangest country in the world because if we go in we’ll probably don’t survive if we try and get out.

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Incredible Glaciers and Ice Sheets

Greenland is almost entirely covered by ice—around 80% of the island is covered by the Greenland Ice Sheet. This ice sheet is the second-largest in the world (after Antarctica's) and is a major feature of the landscape. It stretches across the island, shaping the geography and creating breathtaking ice formations.

You’ll also find massive glaciers that flow out into the sea, creating icebergs. The Ilulissat Icefjord is one of the most famous spots, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

2. Vibrant Greenlandic Culture

Greenland’s indigenous Inuit culture is an essential part of the island’s identity. The Greenlandic people, known as Kalaallit, have a rich cultural heritage, including unique art, music, storytelling, and traditional practices like hunting and fishing.

Greenland has its own language, Greenlandic (Kalaallisut), which is part of the Inuit-Aleut language family, and it’s one of the official languages alongside Danish.

3. Towns and Cities

The capital of Greenland is Nuuk, which is the largest city. Nuuk is located on the west coast of Greenland and serves as the political and economic center of the island. It’s home to a mix of modern amenities and traditional Greenlandic culture.

Other towns like Sisimiut, Ilulissat, and Qaqortoq are spread out along the coast. Many settlements are small, with populations ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand.

4. Natural Wonders

Northern Lights: Greenland is one of the best places in the world to witness the Aurora Borealis, especially in the winter months when the nights are long and dark.

Midnight Sun: In summer, the sun doesn’t set for several weeks, especially in the northern parts of Greenland. The endless daylight creates a surreal atmosphere.

Wildlife: Despite the harsh conditions, Greenland is home to an array of wildlife. You’ll find polar bears, arctic foxes, reindeer, and musk oxen on land. In the waters around Greenland, there are whales, seals, and walruses.

5. Icebergs and Fjords

The icebergs of Greenland’s coast are iconic. They come in all shapes and sizes, and many of them calve (break off) from the glaciers. The waters around Greenland are full of floating icebergs, especially near places like the Disko Bay.

Greenland also has some of the world’s most spectacular fjords, like the ones around the town of Ilulissat. The scenery here is absolutely stunning, with towering cliffs and shimmering blue waters.

6. Climate Change and Environmental Impact

Greenland is often in the news for its role in climate change. The Greenland Ice Sheet is melting at an accelerating rate due to global warming, contributing to rising sea levels. The impact on Greenland’s environment is visible in the retreating glaciers, and scientists are closely monitoring how the island's ice melt is affecting global sea levels.

7. Adventure Tourism

Greenland offers a unique experience for adventurous travelers. There are opportunities for hiking, dog sledding, kayaking, and snowmobiling across the rugged terrain. Many people visit Greenland for its pristine, untouched wilderness and opportunities to explore remote areas.

The Greenland National Park is the largest national park in the world and is a vast, wild area with little human development, home to incredible wildlife and breathtaking scenery.

8. Historical Sites

Greenland also has historical sites from its Viking past. The Norse settlement at Brattahlid, near modern-day Qassiarsuk, is believed to be the home of Erik the Red, the Viking explorer who colonized Greenland in the 10th century. You can explore ruins and get a sense of how the Vikings lived.

9. Food and Cuisine

Greenlandic cuisine is largely based on what can be harvested from the sea and the land. Fish, whale, seal, and reindeer are staples in the diet. A traditional Greenlandic dish might include muktuk (whale skin and blubber), seal meat, or fermented fish. The food is typically high in protein and fat, well-suited to the island's cold climate.

Greenland also has a growing tourism industry with new restaurants in the bigger towns offering a mix of traditional and modern dishes.

10. Political Status

Greenland is an autonomous territory of Denmark, meaning it has its own government and control over many domestic matters, but Denmark still handles foreign affairs and defense. Greenland is gradually moving toward independence, with increasing support from some political factions on the island.

11. Unique Landscapes

Greenland has some of the most dramatic landscapes in the world: from towering mountains, vast tundra plains, deep fjords, and glaciers, to stunning coastal cliffs. It’s a place of isolation and pristine beauty, with a natural environment that feels untouched by time.

Greenland is a land of extremes—extreme cold, extreme beauty, and extreme isolation. It’s one of the last great wildernesses on Earth, where you can experience nature in its purest form.

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Information about Greenland

Incredible Glaciers and Ice Sheets

Greenland is almost entirely covered by ice—around 80% of the island is covered by the Greenland Ice Sheet. This ice sheet is the second-largest in the world (after Antarctica's) and is a major feature of the landscape. It stretches across the island, shaping the geography and creating breathtaking ice formations.

You’ll also find massive glaciers that flow out into the sea, creating icebergs. The Ilulissat Icefjord is one of the most famous spots, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

2. Vibrant Greenlandic Culture

Greenland’s indigenous Inuit culture is an essential part of the island’s identity. The Greenlandic people, known as Kalaallit, have a rich cultural heritage, including unique art, music, storytelling, and traditional practices like hunting and fishing.

Greenland has its own language, Greenlandic (Kalaallisut), which is part of the Inuit-Aleut language family, and it’s one of the official languages alongside Danish.

3. Towns and Cities

The capital of Greenland is Nuuk, which is the largest city. Nuuk is located on the west coast of Greenland and serves as the political and economic center of the island. It’s home to a mix of modern amenities and traditional Greenlandic culture.

Other towns like Sisimiut, Ilulissat, and Qaqortoq are spread out along the coast. Many settlements are small, with populations ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand.

4. Natural Wonders

Northern Lights: Greenland is one of the best places in the world to witness the Aurora Borealis, especially in the winter months when the nights are long and dark.

Midnight Sun: In summer, the sun doesn’t set for several weeks, especially in the northern parts of Greenland. The endless daylight creates a surreal atmosphere.

Wildlife: Despite the harsh conditions, Greenland is home to an array of wildlife. You’ll find polar bears, arctic foxes, reindeer, and musk oxen on land. In the waters around Greenland, there are whales, seals, and walruses.

5. Icebergs and Fjords

The icebergs of Greenland’s coast are iconic. They come in all shapes and sizes, and many of them calve (break off) from the glaciers. The waters around Greenland are full of floating icebergs, especially near places like the Disko Bay.

Greenland also has some of the world’s most spectacular fjords, like the ones around the town of Ilulissat. The scenery here is absolutely stunning, with towering cliffs and shimmering blue waters.

6. Climate Change and Environmental Impact

Greenland is often in the news for its role in climate change. The Greenland Ice Sheet is melting at an accelerating rate due to global warming, contributing to rising sea levels. The impact on Greenland’s environment is visible in the retreating glaciers, and scientists are closely monitoring how the island's ice melt is affecting global sea levels.

7. Adventure Tourism

Greenland offers a unique experience for adventurous travelers. There are opportunities for hiking, dog sledding, kayaking, and snowmobiling across the rugged terrain. Many people visit Greenland for its pristine, untouched wilderness and opportunities to explore remote areas.

The Greenland National Park is the largest national park in the world and is a vast, wild area with little human development, home to incredible wildlife and breathtaking scenery.

8. Historical Sites

Greenland also has historical sites from its Viking past. The Norse settlement at Brattahlid, near modern-day Qassiarsuk, is believed to be the home of Erik the Red, the Viking explorer who colonized Greenland in the 10th century. You can explore ruins and get a sense of how the Vikings lived.

9. Food and Cuisine

Greenlandic cuisine is largely based on what can be harvested from the sea and the land. Fish, whale, seal, and reindeer are staples in the diet. A traditional Greenlandic dish might include muktuk (whale skin and blubber), seal meat, or fermented fish. The food is typically high in protein and fat, well-suited to the island's cold climate.

Greenland also has a growing tourism industry with new restaurants in the bigger towns offering a mix of traditional and modern dishes.

10. Political Status

Greenland is an autonomous territory of Denmark, meaning it has its own government and control over many domestic matters, but Denmark still handles foreign affairs and defense. Greenland is gradually moving toward independence, with increasing support from some political factions on the island.

11. Unique Landscapes

Greenland has some of the most dramatic landscapes in the world: from towering mountains, vast tundra plains, deep fjords, and glaciers, to stunning coastal cliffs. It’s a place of isolation and pristine beauty, with a natural environment that feels untouched by time.

Greenland is a land of extremes—extreme cold, extreme beauty, and extreme isolation. It’s one of the last great wildernesses on Earth, where you can experience nature in its purest form.

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Things at Nauru that is unique

1. Phosphate Mines: As mentioned, Nauru is famous for its phosphate deposits, which have been mined for over a century. The island’s landscape is dominated by these large open-pit phosphate mines, some of which have left behind huge, barren patches of land. Phosphate is Nauru's main export, although it’s been in decline in recent years.

2. Nauru's Coral Coast: Despite the environmental degradation from mining, Nauru still has some beautiful coastal areas and coral reefs. You’ll find clear waters and marine life, especially in places like Anibare Bay, which is a good spot for swimming or snorkeling.

3. Nauru's Unique Culture: The people of Nauru have a distinct culture influenced by Polynesian, Micronesian, and Melanesian traditions. The island has its own language, Nauruan, though English is widely spoken. Traditional music, dance, and crafts still play a part in local life, though Western influences are evident too.

4. The Nauru International Airport: This is the main gateway to the island. It’s a small but important hub for both locals and visitors. The airport has occasionally been used for international flights, and there’s also a very important historical component to it: Nauru was used as a strategic airbase during WWII.

5. The Detention Center: Nauru is known internationally because of its role in Australia’s offshore detention policy. Since the early 2000s, the country has hosted an Australian-run detention center for asylum seekers. The center has been the subject of controversy due to reported human rights abuses and living conditions.

6. Boeing 737 Aircraft: For a brief period in the 1990s, Nauru Airlines operated a Boeing 737 for domestic flights between Nauru and Australia. It’s kind of an iconic piece of the country’s brief history of aviation, but today, Nauru’s air travel options are mostly limited to regional flights.

7. Government Buildings: Like most small nations, Nauru’s government offices are compact, located in the capital, Yaren. The government functions out of simple structures, with the President’s office and Parliament located here. Yaren also has the country's only commercial district, with a few shops and services.

8. Unique Wildlife: While Nauru’s environment has been heavily impacted by human activity, it still supports some wildlife, especially seabirds. The island has a few species of flora and fauna unique to the region, though most of the biodiversity has been diminished by mining and land clearing.

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What is unique in salar de uyuni

1. 1. Largest Salt Flat in the World: It covers around 10,000 square kilometers (3,900 square miles), making it the largest salt flat on Earth. The vast expanse of white salt gives the illusion of an endless, flat landscape, which is a striking and surreal sight.

2. Mirror Effect: After rainfall, the salt flat becomes a giant natural mirror. The thin layer of water that collects on top reflects the sky perfectly, creating a stunning visual effect where the horizon seems to disappear. This is especially popular for photography and gives the flat an ethereal, dreamlike quality.

3. Lithium Reserves: Beneath the salt crust lies one of the largest lithium reserves in the world. Lithium is a key component in batteries, making Salar de Uyuni a significant source of interest for global industries, especially as demand for electric vehicles grows.

4. Ancient Lake: The Salar was once part of an ancient lake called Lake Minchin, which dried up around 10,000 years ago, leaving behind the salt flats. This history is still visible in the landscape, with fossils of ancient marine life found in the area.

5. Unique Ecosystem: Despite the harsh conditions, Salar de Uyuni is home to some unique wildlife, particularly flamingos. Three species of flamingos migrate to the salt flats to feed on the algae that thrive in the high-altitude, saline environment.

6. Tourist Attraction: Due to its otherworldly beauty, it’s a major draw for tourists. Visitors can see the "train graveyard" near Uyuni (where old, rusted trains are abandoned), take 4x4 tours across the salt flats, or visit the nearby Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve.

7. Cultural Significance: For the indigenous people of the region, particularly the Aymara and Quechua, the Salar has cultural and spiritual significance, and they have lived in the area for centuries.Largest Salt Flat in the World: It covers around 10,000 square kilometers (3,900 square miles), making it the largest salt flat on Earth. The vast expanse of white salt gives the illusion of an endless, flat landscape, which is a striking and surreal sight.

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I want to now how cold it was up there.

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I want to go to the Bermuda Triangle to because it sounds fun to explore.

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I want to go to see the poisonous caves

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The great blue hole is cool because it is surrounded by light blue water but the hole is dark blue and it looks beautiful

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This place is called “ Sea of Stars”. It has glowing plankton at night. An explorer would see glowing plankton at night and they would hear the waves crashing against the shore. They would feel relaxed because of the waves and the wind makes the place pleasant.

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This is the catacombs. It is located in Paris,France. It has been estimated to have over 6 million bones and is around 32 kilometers wide. 

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The Catacombs

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Thor's Well is a natural well in Oregon, USA.

It is 20 feat deep. An explorer would sea a large gaping hole with water before sinking in.

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Here at Te Anau glowworm cave in New Zealand you can see millions of remarkable glowworm showing different lines. If I was an explorer I would see small lights from the glowworms that might form a unique shape and would hear the water flowing around in the cave also if I was in explore I would feel very calm looking up at the awesome glowworms in the cave

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Lake Hillier, Western Australia, Australia

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Lake Hillier, Western Australia, Australia

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Lake Hillier, Western Australia, Australia

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They found this unique lake in 1802 on the largest Island in Western Australia’s Recherche Archipelago. the lake was deep pink. To some experts, due to high Salinity paired with the presence of salt-loving algae called Dunaliella salina and pink bacteria called halobacteria

The Best time to visit is April and September
Tip:Witness the lake and its beauty from above by taking a flight from Esperance airport an hour away from the lake.

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Lake Hillier, Western Australia, Australia

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This is one of the strangest place I ever know!

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On the Falkland Islands, they have penguins, elephant seals, and seals. The weather is cold and windy and there not many trees.

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Darvaza Gas Crater - "Door to Hell", Derweze, Turkmenistan

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Darvaza Gas Crater - "Door to Hell", Derweze, Turkmenistan

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Darvaza Gas Crater - "Door to Hell", Derweze, Turkmenistan

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It’s described as “door to hell” because it looks like it’s going to hell,but it’s actually a gas crater.

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I see that it can turn things into stone

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Koekohe Beach, Moeraki Boulders Road, Hampden, New Zealand

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Koekohe Beach, Moeraki Boulders Road, Hampden, New Zealand

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Koekohe Beach, Moeraki Boulders Road, Hampden, New Zealand

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The rocks are very cool because they looks like half a bread but they are actually rocks!

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It looks so cool because the glacier looks like water and that you are walking under water and you look normal!

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I want to go to New York because my best friend moved there(From Grade 2) so I want to go see him he is called Rafe.

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This is a very cool place because the lava glows and it is purple so it does not look like lava but it is!!

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Danxia Landform National Geological Pk, Shuangqiao District, Chengde, Chengde, Hebei, China

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Danxia Landform National Geological Pk, Shuangqiao District, Chengde, Chengde, Hebei, China

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Danxia Landform National Geological Pk, Shuangqiao District, Chengde, Chengde, Hebei, China

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It looks cool because it is so colorful it looks fake and it has a normal mountain so even if it is real it still looks fake

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This place is strange because it looks like a beautiful lake that you want to go in but it is actually very very hot and if you can get burned!

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Giant stones that move around on their own, no one has seen them move yet, though scientists discovered that ice helps them glide

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The glowworm cave is marvelous at the thousands of glowworms and become part of over 130 years of cultural and natural history.

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North korea is the only country that almost impossible to escape

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I want to know the history behind.

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I want to go to australia because i want to see rafe and i want to explore australia

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Harbin has the biggest ice and lots of snow buildings and I can see lots of snow.

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It is said that there are very good Latin dance clubs.

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There are wonderful flowers and plants from all over the world.

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Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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There is Twin Tower in KL our family has a family trip.

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Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, Philippines

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Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, Philippines

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Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, Philippines

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Here is Boracay,it has the finest beach in the world

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Here’s Subic bay ,This is my first time take yacht.

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There is Bohol,l saw chocolate hills,also saw the smallest monkey in the world named tarsier.

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I was born in Makati and grow up in there until I and 5 years old.

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This is when I was 2 years old in a beach of Cebu, at that moment don’t like the sand.

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I want to go and see the Dallas Mavericks team.

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I want to go there to watch a NBA basketball game.

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I want to go to Faroe Islands because I want to go hike there.

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I want to to Belgium because I want to see the nature there.

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I want to see the animals there.

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Texas has lovely mountains and tall buildings, I would

love to visit. There’s just so much to do and see there.

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I want to see the amazing view of New Zealand

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I want to visit Neuschwanstein castle

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I want to go to Maldives because it is a beautiful place

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I wish I could see the Big Ben in real life

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I want to see the Christ the Redeemer standing on top of Corcovado Moutain

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I want to go visit Hollywood because I want to meet actresses

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I want to the place where they made squid games

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I Whang to go to Oslo to see my old friend

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This is the most snow I’ve every seen on this planet and I ate so much sushi it was amazing and the best food I’ve ever eaten

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I wanna go to Hawaii because The oceans are very Blue and the food is great

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I lived here for seven years.