Antanifotsy
Antanifotsy Madagascar
Driving Through Antisrabe to Ambositra, Madagascar
This short video shows some of the housing, fields and countryside of rural Madagascar after leaving the city of Antananarivo.
To see photos and read more about my Intrepid tours through Madagascar and other tours and places I visited on my second year long sabbatical world tour please check my blog:
A moto le long de la rivière Ilempona sur la route d'Antsirabe. RN7 Madagascar.
Antananarivo-Antsirabe via la RN7, après Ilempona et en direction de Sambaina (bifurcation d'Ambohibary pour Faratsiho et Ampefy). On longe la rivière à cet endroit du trajet de 165 kms qui forme l'un des plus beaux tronçons.
👉 Si cette chaine vous plaît, activez la 🔔 pour vous abonner et être prévenu des prochaines vidéos. ;-)
🔔 Abonnement à la chaîne :
Madagascar/AMBOHIBARY
These shops, essential to the lives of the local people, stand in a line at the town's market place, and do a brisk business from the crowds. The robust joie de vivre of the inhabitants virtually bursts out from the town. An overwhelming surge of LIFE seems to well up from it.
Maroantsetra, Madagascar
Maroantsetra is the gateway to the Masoala peninsula, Madagascar's largest national park, and is a showcase for Madagascar's unique animal and plant life not found anywhere else in the world.
Madagascar/ANTANIFOTSY
The region centring upon the capital, Antananarivo, is inhabited by large numbers of Merina, a people of Malay descent. Here, in Antanifotsy, the people closely resemble Asians in appearance.
Madagascar - The Unique Country
source photos : and
Madagascar Street View of Markets and Shops
Madagascar is a beautiful, rugged country, but where most people see exotic animals and beautiful countryside, there is a bustling daily life for the residents of Madagascar that often goes unnoticed by tourists. This video takes you through the bustling markets with a street view of what daily life for locals is like. See the bazaars, streets, shop owners, and people going about their lives.
#madagascar #streetview #bazarkely
Madagascar/AMBOHIMANDROSO
Entering the highlands in the central region of Madagascar, the landscape changes completely, and the temperature plummets to an uncomfortable chill. The towns, however, continue to give an impression of Asian delicacy.
#AfricaAsOne Part 16: Madagascar - The children of the future
Madagascar - The children of the future
The DHL Africa As One team have had many adventures and seen some truly wonderful things so far. This week it was time for them to explore the magical island of Madagascar. They spent some time learning about the unique wildlife that call this place home and then went on to take in some of the island’s beautiful sights and stunning architecture. They spent the better part of their journey getting to know the group of people who make this island a truly wonderful place; the children of Madagascar.
Credits
Creative Agency - 7 Different Kinds of Smoke
Logistics and Activations - Treble Group
Production and Filming - Hammersmith and Elephant
Facebook, Twitter & Influencer marketing - Have You Heard
Transport - Land Rover South Africa
Telecom - AWE Telemetry
Mobile Telecom - Fluxcon
Vehicle Modifications - Front Runner
Medical Eye test - Mercy Ships
Navigation - Tracks4Africa
Activations - Tag Rugby
Madagascar
Madagascar, or Republic of Madagascar, is an island nation in the Indian Ocean off the southeastern coast of Africa. The main island, also called Madagascar, is the fourth-largest island in the world.
Archaeologists generally say Madagascar was first inhabited sometime 300BC - 500AD, by Austronesian peoples who arrived on outrigger canoes. Since, there have been many Bantu and Arab influences and population intermixture. Madagascar was ruled by the local Merina kingdom in the 19th century and was part of the French colonial empire from 1890 to 1960, when the current Republic of Madagascar became independent.
Malagasy, the local language spoken by the majority of the population, is an Austronesian language and one of the official languages. The other official languages are French, official since independence, and English, official since 2007.
The main religions are Malagasy mythology and Christianity but there also minorities of other religions, most significantly Islam.
Madagascar is home to 5% of the world's plant and animal species, of which more than 80% are endemic to Madagascar.[citation needed] They include the lemur infraorder of primates, the carnivorous fossa, three bird families and six baobab species. ( source Wikipedia )
Amboagny, Madagascar
Family portrait in Amboagny, a small roadside village along the RN5a between Anthalah and Sambava.
Madagascar, Madagasikara - Repoblikan'i Madagasikara
#madagascar #madagasikara
Sambava Madagascar. Sunday on the Boardwalk
Sambava is normally a quiet place. But every Sunday many people from town congregate at the boardwalk area and nearby beach. The festivities start around 4:30pm into the night.
Downtown Sambava, Madagascar
Madagascar travel : Antsirabe to Ranomafana
join us on this trip in Madagascar (2017); the drive from Antsirabe to Ranomafana.
Landscapes, visits etc...
Les incontournables d'Antananarivo
Antananarivo, capitale de Madagascar, est située dans une vallée au centre de l’île. Elle est entourée de douze collines sacrées dont Ambohimanga, berceau de la royauté Mérina, Antananarivo étage ses maisons à flanc de collines. Elle est née de la jonction de petits villages et les rizières soigneusement entretenues qui l’entourent, lui confèrent un certain charme champêtre. Ses pentes abruptes et ses rues toujours encombrées, ses escaliers où s’accrochent les petites maisons traditionnelles fleuries et blotties les unes contre les autres, ajoutent au pittoresque de la cité. Montée par les ruelles au sommet d’Antananarivo, aperçu de la maison de l’architecte Jean Laborde et visite de la cathédrale. Découverte du palais du 1er ministre Rainilalarivony, puis de l’enceinte royale où jadis se dressait le Rova, palais de la reine Ranavalona I (1828-1861).
ITINÉRAIRES DU MONDE
Créateurs de voyages
Wednesday market, Belaoko Lokoho, Madagascar
Madcham.de Expeditionsblog - Tag 1 Antananarivo - Sambava
Auf geht's nach Madagaskar! An unserem ersten Reisetag 2022 geht es zum Ende der Regenzeit von der Hauptstadt Madagaskars, Antananarivo, mit dem Flugzeug nach Sambava an die Nordostküste. Unser gesamter Reiseplan für die nächsten drei Wochen und unsere ersten Eindrücke aus der Hauptstadt der Vanille gibt's im Video zu sehen.
Off to Madagascar! On our first day of travel in 2022, we leave the capital of Madagascar, Antananarivo, at the end of the rainy season by plane to Sambava on the north-east coast. Our entire itinerary for the next three weeks and our first impressions of the capital of vanilla can be seen in the video.
Sambava, Madagascar. $15 Hotel on the Beach.
After 3 weeks in Diego-Suarez, I took a 13 hour bus ride to Sambava on the East Coast of Madagascar. In Sambava, there are several affordable hotels right on the beach. I chose the Hotel Melrose, my room is about $15 a night with good wifi and a fan.