1. MADAGASCAR A WORLD OF WONDER

2. Antananarivo Antananarivo is the capital city of Madagascar. It is also known to tourists as Tana. Tana is not only the largest city in Madagascar but is also home to the international airport as well as the Ruins of Rova. Antananarivo is the capital city of Madagascar. It is also known to tourists as Tana. Tana is not only the largest city in Madagascar but is also home to the international airport as well as the Ruins of Rova.

3. The University of Madagascar officially opened it’s doors in 1965. However it had been previously named Institute for Advanced Studies which opened on December 16, 1955. It is the only university in Madagascar that provides a Ph.D. and has since opened five more locations over the island. In 1988 it dropped Madagascar from its name and officially became known as the University of Antananarivo. The University of Madagascar officially opened it’s doors in 1965. However it had been previously named Institute for Advanced Studies which opened on December 16, 1955. It is the only university in Madagascar that provides a Ph.D. and has since opened five more locations over the island. In 1988 it dropped Madagascar from its name and officially became known as the University of Antananarivo. The University of Madagascar

4. Ruins of Rova The Queens Palace or known to the locals as the Manjakamiadana Palace was tragically burnt down in 1995 and became known as the Ruins of Rova. The Ruins of Rova can still be visited today even though a lengthy renovation has begun to take place to restore one of Madagascar’s greatest landmarks.

5. Nosy Be Nosy Be is Madagascar’s premier resort island known for its distinctive smell that is a mingle of the islands natural fauna. While staying at Nosy- Be tourists are encouraged to shop at the Hell Ville or watch in the trees for the infamous native lemurs.

6. Shopping in Hell Ville Hell-Ville is the hot spot of the island of Nosy-Be. With it’s shopping, nightlife, and multiple beach activities it makes for a wonderful stop for any traveler. Hell-Ville is the hot spot of the island of Nosy-Be. With it’s shopping, nightlife, and multiple beach activities it makes for a wonderful stop for any traveler. The shopping that is done in Hell-Ville is the major economic provider for the locals. A family seen right sells baked goods on the streets. The shopping that is done in Hell-Ville is the major economic provider for the locals. A family seen right sells baked goods on the streets.

7. The Old Prison of Nosy-Be Rue Passot prison was built in 1855 when the island was still a French colony. What is left of the old prison can still be visited today along with the local graveyard.

8. Actor John Cleese takes you into the world of the Madagascar Lemurs. These native habitats are endangered of being extinct! Local conservationists are in a battle to save there lives and help the species to populate. The Lemurs of Nosy-Be

9. Parc National de L’ Isalo This is Madagascar’s leading national parks which is home to Canyon des Singes pictured below. With numerous walking trails and swimming holes it is a hikers dream. However, the park recommends visiting during the cooler months of the year (April-October) and park fees vary depending on the length of the activity. Open 7:00am-5:00pm

10. Parc National de Ranomofana Parc National de Ranamafana This is Madagascar’s fourth largest national park and is located in the southeastern region of the island. It is known mainly for it’s mountainous terrain and for it’s abundance in hot springs. Tourists will enjoy hiking, canoeing, and animal watching.