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Madagascar, the fourth largest island in the world, is a treasure trove of biodiversity and cultural heritage, making it one of the most intriguing destinations for travelers in 2025. Every year, the island draws countless tourists eager to experience its unique landscapes, exquisite wildlife, and rich history. From breathtaking natural wonders and pristine beaches to…

Explore the Heart of Madagascar: Uncover Historical and Natural Wonders in Antananarivo and Beyond Madagascar is a country rich in culture, history, and breathtaking landscapes. If you’re planning a visit to Antananarivo, the capital, you’ll find an array of exciting places to explore, from ancient royal sites to serene natural parks. Here’s a look at…

Vanga is one of the bird’s family in Madagascar. There are 22 species in this family which shapes and behaviors are quite different from one another. The Vangidae are restricted to Madagascar except from the on species found in the Comoros Island. Their habitats varies from the rainforest to the dry deciduous and arid desert…

Air Seychelles will resume its traffic to Antananarivo in April, as per their recent declarations after one year of suspension. They will be flying twice a week with an Airbus 320, – Travelers from the USA and Europe  will be able to fly via the Seychelles to Madagascar with almost one stop over only.  …

Ambatomanga is located at 42 km east of Antananarivo. It is a lovely authentic village of the Highlands. The area of Ambatomanga offers great hiking opportunities. Hikers will walk along small rivers with its majestic panoramas; green rice fields and small villages where visitors can watch raffia weavers and blacksmiths at their workshop. A nearby…

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The first flight of Turkish Airlines landed in Antananarivo on 15th December 2015. The airline connects Istanbul -Antananarivo via Mauritius three times a week. This new line will facilitate the travel of East European travelers as well as the Scandinavians. By April, the airline will fly direct and will increase its frequency to four flights…

A featured video of the Western Baobab safari