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About thirty miles away to the South from the capital city, the town named Behenjy has long been being famed by its production of foie gras Read More »

The area of Mantasoa is famed islandwide by his artificial freshwater lake suited to nearly every kind of nautical hobby. To make a long story short, Mantasoa embodyies what everyone expects from an ideal place for a break. The peaceful lake of Mantasoa has long been a magnet for nationals and foreign tourists. Located some 45 miles away from Antananarivo city, Mantasoa happens to be one of the best options to anyone longing for leaving the stressing noisy city life behind for a while Read More »

The coastal city ofToamasina happens to record some of the largest numbers of visitors on the Great Isle. In the run of holidays or business trips, people just love to enjoy Toamasina by night, and not only on weekends. The never sleeping harbor massively fuels Toamasina city's constant activity, for the city has the largest seaport of the whole island Read More »

The town is located some 26 miles in the east of the capital city. Ambatomanga happens to be one these places which may be praised for having successfully preserved its traditional face, its red clay bricks buildings and its old school architecture. A lonely colossal piece of rock offering quite a peculiar sight bulges majestuously from the flat ground. The village was named after this natural monument, for the word Ambatomanga actually stands for "Blue Rock". Read More »

Located along the National Road 7, Ambohimahasoa town stands as a gateway to the very heart of the Betsileo region, in the country's central eastern part. Travellers are used to have a break in this town on their way to the South. The local restaurants and snacks have long been developing fair skills in serving typical Malagasy cooking art samples 24/7 on end. Read More »

Antsirabe city, located 120 miles south of the capital city, on the famous National Road 7, happens to be a must when visiting the country. Over the latest decades Water City's Independence Avenue has been being famed for remaining at best suited to relieving walks. Naught but a strange tranquility is the gif offered by this sanctuary. Scores of visitors love to enjoy it in a rickshaw, or in one of those newer models propelled by a bicycle. Read More »

The event has always been reflecting symbiosis between music and discovery. Over the Totohabato, Madagascar's most famed public stairs linking Antaninarenina and Analakely, will the traditional tribute to Jazz music be taking place again. Home based artists and foreigners, almost certainly from Africa and Europe are expecting and expected to play their part into the event Read More »

Peaceful trance is the place's promise to whoever attempted to spend even one whole sweet day away from the daily hectic rush. The capital city's Upper Town also has loads of sights to offer besides. The Protestant temple in Ambohipotsy happens to be one of the four stone made Temples classified as part of Madagascar's cultural legacy. The temple of Ambohipotsy was erected back in 1863 in a place where a certain number of Malagasy Christians have been martyrized over the XIXth century. Read More »

They, who ever had the opportunity to spend a while there, might never get out of their mind how good it was. Libanona beach in Taolagnaro or Fort-Dauphin, happens to be no less than one of the best beaches the Great Isle has to offer. In this south eastern part of Madagascar, Libanona is famed for its sport tournaments. Surfing lovers have been growing down roots there as a matter of fact. Winds and wave forms provide with optimal conditions to this extreme sport passion. Beside pure sporty performance, pure pleasure is being pledged by the outstanding spot on the Indian Ocean from this green safe haven in the warm south Read More »

A genuine journey through space and time has begun. Most of those making for this area called Foulpointe,located on Madagascar's eastern coast, are generally intending to enjoy its white sandy beaches, yet a handful of these travellers are also attracted by a certain legacy of history, namely the Manda, a fortified stronghold built long ago by the reigning king Radama I. Read More »