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Madagascar: The Real Eden!

Eden usually describes the beauty of the virgin nature and what human beings consider as the unimaginable perfection of the world. Madagascar is one of those places that will bring your soul high up to the point of your wildest dream ever. 

Michael Bosho and his visit in Ambohimanga village

Madagascar and its beautiful people will welcome you with big smiles and happy faces, along with their willingness to show the beautiful facade of their country. Malagasy people are beautiful inside and outside, and they are happy. They do not always have much, but they are living proves of the saying that "happiness is not about money". If you go to the stunning beach of Andilana in Nosy-Be, beautiful young ladies will come to offer you some services such as hair braiding and the "masonjoany" make-up or to sell some of those exotic necklaces and bracelets that will forever remind you the irresistible attraction of their country.

Madagascar's ring-tailed lemurs

Madagascar and its endemic fauna will welcome you with their divine cuteness and their most fascinating nature. As a matter of fact, Madagascar is home for thousands of species of wild animals including mammals, amphibians, reptiles, birds, insects, tenrecs, and others. The island is also famous for its micro-endemism and has become one of the most attracting site for most biographers in the world.

Pachypodium Rosulatum, one of the eight baobab species 

that exist in the world

Madagascar and its vast range of flora will provide you with appealing environment during some of the most unforgettable visits and tours of your life. With their uniqueness, Madagascar's plants have been a great source for searchers and medicine. Believe it or not, seven species of baobabs make their home in  the western part of the Island (as opposed to only one in all of Africa)!

With its subtropical climate, Madagascar has a hot and rainy season between November and March and a cool and dry one for the rest of the year. The best season to visit the country is, therefore, between March and November. Thus, the highest number of tourists in Madagascar usually reaches its annual peak in July and August, which perfectly aligns with the annual break of most of the western countries.

The Blue Pool: one of the must-sees at the National Park of Isalo

Madagascar possesses plenty of wonders to offer to its lovers and visitors. An approximation of 300,000 tourists visit the island every year over the past 3 years. Despite the different threats of the environment due to the overexploitation of the nature by human, Madagascar has not lost its seduction to the world.