THE 6 PLACES IN THE WORLD THAT YOU SHOULD VISIT AT LEAST ONCE IN YOUR LIFE

1. The Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
The largest salt desert on the planet - with some 10,600 square kilometers - is more than 3600 meters above sea level. This makes this endless white sheet that is the Salar de Uyuni is confused with the sky in the distant horizon.
Surrounded by a crown of mountains, the thin layer of water that covers part of its surface produces beautiful reflections of clouds, peaks, and the odd mirage, as in any desert worth its salt. The best time to visit the Salar de Uyuni is November, month of breeding of the three species of elegant flamingos that live near the multiple lagoons of the place. Do not forget to visit the Isla del Pescado, with its cacti up to 10 meters high and sunsets of impossible colors.

2. Oasis of Huacachina, Peru
Near the southern coast of Peru, and just 5 kilometers from the city of Ica, is an emerald-colored lagoon that has emerged from the subsoil of the Pacific coastal desert. It is the Oasis of Huacachina. Around it palm trees and eucalyptus have grown at the same rate as accommodations to accommodate the many travelers passing through here.
One of the biggest attractions of the Huacachina oasis, sandboarding, does not come from the water but from the desert. Bring your board to your shoulder and prepare to descend the dunes at full speed.

3. Waitomo Caves, New Zealand
The Waitomo Caves are one of the innumerable natural attractions of the North Island, which, according to the famous film director Peter Jackson, is the most beautiful country on Earth. This system of interconnected caves has the strange peculiarity of being inhabited by a species of insects of the family of fireflies - called glow worms - that only inhabit New Zealand and Australia.
Get inside one of the caves with the water at the knees, turn off the light of your helmet and look at the ceiling. The spectacle of seeing hundreds of small blue and green lights above you, as if it were a starry night outdoors, is priceless.

4. Iguazu Falls, Argentina and Brazil
In the case of this cinematographic scenario of the sublime film _La Misión, _ as it usually happens, reality surpasses fiction. The portent of nature that are the Iguazu Falls is on the list of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World in its own right. Be hypnotized by the powerful fall of water in the Devil's Throat. Discover more than 250 waterfalls walking along footbridges over the Iguazú River, sailing the waters aboard boats or canoes, or entering the jungle like the ancient Guarani.

5. Machu Pichu
The sacred city of Machu Picchu, considered one of the ten wonders of the world, was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1983. The citadel was discovered by Hiram Bingham in 1911 and is located on a granite mountain, about 130 kilometers away. from the city of Cusco.

6. Sydney Harbor Bridge, Sydney
It is one of the icons of Sidney. Opened in 1932 with the aim of uniting the north and south of the city, it was for a long time the longest arch bridge in the world. Today one of its towers has a viewpoint from where you can enjoy an excellent panoramic view of the city.,

7. Austria
The last of the best trips for 2018 is Austria, another of the ideal destinations for lovers of landscapes and fairytale towns. In 10 days or two weeks you can make a good route by car through the country starting the route visiting Vienna, the imperial city, and ending with a few days of relaxation in the beautiful area of Tyrol.
On the route you can visit places such as the Danube Valley, the beautiful Melk Abbey, the Mauthausen Concentration Camp, the beautiful cities of Salzburg and Innsbruck, the landscapes of the Alpine road of the Grossglockner, the Krimml waterfalls or the pretty villages from Hall in Tirol, without forgetting Hallstatt, the most beautiful town on the shores of a lake.

8.Canary Islands 
The Canary Islands have many places of great interest from the tourist, cultural, artistic and ecological point of view.
In the Canary Islands you can see from tourist centers such as Costa Adeje or Costa Teguise, to important historic centers, such as La Orotava, La Laguna, Santa Cruz de La Palma, or Las Palmas de Gran Canaria; passing through countless places of great ecological interest and protected natural areas such as the Garajonay National Park, the Caldera de Taburiente, the Timanfaya National Park or the El Teide National Park; dreamy beaches such as Las Teresitas Beach, Las Canteras Beach, El Cofete Beach, or the Papagayo Beaches; theme parks such as Loro Parque, Pueblo Chico or Siam Park; and centers of art and culture such as El Jardín del Cactus, the Monumento al Campesino Museum, the Castillo de la Fortaleza Museum, the Tenerife Auditorium, and the Alfredo Kraus Auditorium.