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A new tourist route on the RN1 to showcase local crafts?

Photo : Ministère du Tourisme et de l'Artisanat

The latest news: Madagascar's Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts is planning to set up a 'Handicrafts Route' along the busy Route Nationale 1, which runs from Antananarivo to Tsiroanomandidy, via Arivonimamo and Miarinarivo, all the way to Ampefy. The aim of this initiative is to promote the exceptional work of local craftsmen on this road, which is very popular with both national and international tourists.

Art, a mirror of the soul: Self-expression and revelation of our being

Art is a powerful means of personal expression and a reflection of the artist's identity, a concept magnificently illustrated by Madame Zo's exhibition "Bientôt je vous tisse tous" at Fondation H. This exhibition celebrates the work of Zoarinivo Razakaratrimo, known as Madame Zo, an icon of the Malagasy art scene. Her art, centered on the ancestral Malagasy tradition of weaving, offers a window onto the artist's soul and her vision of the world.

Reduced visa fees

Great news for travelers looking to explore the beautiful island of Madagascar in 2024! The Embassy of Madagascar in France has just announced a reduction in the entry visa fees, offering an economic opportunity for foreign travelers.

Lémurs’ Park Antananarivo.

Lémurs' Park, located 20 kilometers southwest of Antananarivo, is emerging as a sanctuary dedicated to the preservation of lemurs. Visitors can immerse in the diversity of Madagascar's lemurs. Lémurs' Park also contributes to conservation, rehabilitation and awareness-raising. Let's discover together the wonders of this park, where preserving wildlife and understanding its ecosystem are at the heart of the adventure.

Malagasy Serenity, Inner Diving through Yoga and Meditation.

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A yoga and meditation holiday in Madagascar is more than just a tropical escape. It's an invitation to plunge deeply into oneself while surrounded by nature and the island's soothing energy. Madagascar offers an ideal backdrop for inner transformation and complete rejuvenation, for all levels of experience. This decipherment takes you on an exemplary journey to one of the island's centers.

Magic captured at the Musée de Photographie d’Antananarivo.

The Museum of Photography, a cultural treasure trove rich in history, is located in the heart of Madagascar, in Antananarivo. This institution offers a journey immortalizing key moments in Malagasy history. It is a living chronicle. Each theme contributes to a museum experience in its own dedicated space. Facets of Madagascar's history, culture and nature are presented through the prism of photography.

Peyrieras: A Concentration of Malagasy Wildlife Just Outside Antananarivo

On the road from Antananarivo to the lush forests of Andasibe, one stop is a must for all travellers: a visit to Peyrieras Nature Farm, also known as Madagascar Exotic. Located in Marozevo, approximately 75 km east of the capital on the RN2, this private reserve was founded by French entomologist André Peyriéras. It serves as a perfect introduction to Madagascar’s rich biodiversity, especially for nature lovers and enthusiasts of wildlife or macro photography.

Anjohibe caves

Located 80 km from the town of Mahajanga, the anjohibe caves can be reached via a track crossing savannah and cashew plantations. Take the RN4 towards Ambalakida. This renowned speleological site also offers other tourist attractions. It's well worth staying at least one night (campsites on site). A well-organized tour from the site also takes you through the majestic Mahajamba Bay. The latter, directly after the caves, is well worth a visit for its unrivalled tourist attractions.