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Hello, I'm 'someone', your tour guide. The climate of this town is extremely hot and dry. You'll notice the ocean exists, but it's bone-dry due to some peculiar reason. As a result, you'll need to apply sunscreen frequently. This marks the end of the Gunn village farm, which remarkably produces freshwater from seawater. We're going to grab lunch at a restaurant that serves unique dishes made with cactus. Our fixed menu includes cactus, meat soup, and cactus flower frying - it's a local favorite! After eating, we'll take a break in the rest area to digest our meal. The village houses feature thick walls and small windows to protect against the scorching sun. Take some time to relax and look around the house! Ladies and gentlemen, after taking a break, you're ready to visit the famous attractions of this town. We'll start by visiting the lungs, where we can take an amazing photo together. Next, we'll head to the radioactive cactus colony, rumored to be contaminated and dead within three hours. Be careful not to stay too long - it's safe as long as you return within the time limit! As we continue our tour, you'll notice the Cross Hill, one of this town's landmarks. Feel free to pray on the cross and take in its significance. Look out for the village's signature Leports, the Death Ride - don't worry, it's not a real death-defying experience. We're heading to the large 'ship of captains' we saw earlier. It's not contaminated, so you can walk around freely. However, be cautious of cactus thorns - they can hurt! We've arrived at Salt Lake, which resembles the sky itself! Here, you can experience making salt and take part in a photo shoot. Everyone should be hungry after all that work, so let's head to the mart and buy some food and essentials. Keep an eye out for camels - we might get a short ride! You look tired, so it's time to head back to your hotel, unpack, rest, and refuel. I'll enjoy the hot spring and get some well-deserved sleep. It's already day two! Next up is the geyser we saw near the hot spring yesterday, followed by a bike ride through Moon Valley - it looks just like a valley over there! Let's take a group photo in Moon Valley and explore its unique landscape. In the distance, you can see San Pedro Cathedral - it's an incredibly famous place! Can't you spot something that resembles a grave? We've arrived at a small memorial on the roadside - it's quite tiny. If some of you are feeling overwhelmed, don't worry! Now we're going to take those who finished the hike and capture a photo by the sea. The harmony between desert and sea is truly breathtaking! Wow, we've already reached another landmark! Doesn't this look like a real hand? It's actually a farm - let me show you around. It's time for us to part ways. Thank you for joining our tour with us!