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Madagascar is the second largest island nation and has multiple mesmerising scenic locations. This island nation has received multiple settlers of diverse origins including Bantu, Arab, Austronesian, Chinese, South Asian, and European. Currently, the majority of Madagascar includes a mixture of Bantu and Austronesian settlers while the Malagasy people came into existence after centuries of intermarriages. <br><br>Madagascar has become a centre of attraction from the time it was founded by the French people. This place is full of flora and fauna including national parks, mountain ranges and wonderful
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Madagascar: Things To Know And Places To Visit Madagascar is the second largest island nation and has multiple mesmerising scenic locations.
Mount Passot Trek Have you ever visited a volcano hill? If not, the time has come to visit the mesmerizing Mount Passot, an archipelago in the Nosy Be. It is one of the most visited hills in the Nosy Be region that offers a 360-degree view from its panoramic terrace. This place is known worldwide for its breathtaking beauty and outstanding biodiversity. Surrounding by small lakes sheltering freshwater fishes, this natural piece of land will allow nature lovers to enjoy the spectacular view and create cherished memories. Some top corporate travel management companies in Madagascar may offer trekking packages to this mountain.
Lemur’s Park If you are in Madagascar, you will have multiple opportunities to spot lemurs in national parks like Lokobe and Mantadia. Do you want to see these furry little creatures more? Are you interested in understanding their behaviour or spending more time with them? If yes, then have a visit to Lemurs’ Park, 16 miles southwest of Antananarivo. This Private Reserve is home to 9 species of lemur, several birds and lizards, and almost 70 types of plants. It is not only a major tourist attraction but also works with Malagasy reserved for the breeding and rehabilitation of lemurs. Travellers are not allowed to touch the lemurs in this park, but the lemurs may touch you because they move freely around the region. This location is open from 9 am to 5 pm daily and the tickets cost 30,000 Malagasy currency. The prices are likely to be reduced if you are travelling in a group of adults and children between the age group of 4 to 12. The passes include guided tours and access to restrooms, restaurants, and gift shops on the premises. travel ticket booking in Madagascar
Nosy Sakatia The mesmerising orchids island, Nosy Sakatia is located on the western side of Nosy Be. It is under a preserved ecosystem, classified and protected because of the marvels it encloses. The people residing close to this location would love to give you a tour around and you can spot rare birds, endemic flora, and picture postcard beaches. You can freely go on a hike to each and every corner of the island and visit the field of coffee, vanilla, and orchids, along with roaming in the fishing villages. After having lunch at the beaches of Nosy Sakatia, you can go for multiple activities including snorkelling, beach volley, kayak riding, scuba diving, massage, tanning, and a relaxing nap at the beach. You can also privatise one of the white sand beaches on the island if you want to spend some time alone in a peaceful environment. website for flight booking in Madagascar
Musee de la Photo is a very small but spectacular photography museum that opened in early 2018. This place is an effort to conserve the culture and history of Madagascar. In this museum, you will find four small rooms displaying films in English, French, or Malagasy. Musee de la Photographie de Madagascar (Click the arrow when in Slide Show mode)
