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Madagascar

Capital

Antananarivo

Languages

Malagasy, French
Currency
Malagasy Ariary (MGA)
Climate
20°C–30°C (Tropical Climate)
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Visa Requirements

Visa on arrival for Indians

Mobile Connectivity

Telma Madagascar, Orange Madagascar

Payment Methods

Credit/Debit Cards accepted in major cities

Electricity Plug Type

Type C, Type E (220V, 50Hz) – 2-pin and 3-pin plugs

Madagascar Visitor Demographics & Travel Trends

Total Visitors

Around

300,000

Annually

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Gender Distribution

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Male Tourists

47%

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Female Tourists

53%

Travel Group Type

Eco-Tourism
50%
Adventure Tourism
25%
Cultural Tourism
20%
MICE Tourism
5%

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Must-Know Facts Before Traveling to Madagascar

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90% of its wildlife found nowhere else on Earth. This includes species like the lemur, fossa, and chameleons.

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Madagascar’s culture is a blend of African, Asian, and European influences.

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Must try romazava, ravitoto and mofo gasy (Malagasy pancakes).

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Madagascar is geographically isolated, and much of the island has limited infrastructure.

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Madagascar is vulnerable to climate change.

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While Malagasy is the official language, French is also widely spoken in urban areas.

All About Madagascar

Madagascar is the world’s fourth-largest island, located off the southeastern coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean. Known for its distinctive biodiversity, Madagascar is home to animals and plants that cannot be found anywhere else on Earth. From tropical rainforests to dry deserts, it offers an array of environments, perfect for adventurers and nature lovers.

Do's

  • Greet with a friendly "Salama!"
  • Carry Cash in Remote Areas
  • Use biodegradable products
  • Book guided tours for national parks

Don'ts

  • Don’t Neglect Hygiene in Rural Areas
  • Don’t Swim in Unsanctioned Areas
  • Don’t Ignore the Weather Conditions
  • Refrain from littering

Fun Facts

  • Over 90% of Madagascar’s wildlife is found nowhere else on Earth.
  • The island is home to over 100 species of lemurs.
  • Madagascar is the world’s leading producer of vanilla.
  • The island has a unique culture, blending African, Asian, and European influences.
  • Madagascar has been featured in various popular movies, including the animated Madagascar series.

Must-Visit Places

  • Andasibe-Mantadia National Park:  Famous for its biodiversity and large population of lemurs.
  • Antsirabe:  Known for its thermal springs and charming colonial architecture.
  • Morondava:  The gateway to the iconic Avenue of the Baobabs.
  • Lake Alaotra:  Madagascar's largest lake, surrounded by rice paddies and wetlands.
  • Morarano:  A remote area with incredible biodiversity and scenic beauty.
  • Nosy Komba:  An island off Nosy Be known for its wildlife and beautiful beaches.

Food

  • Romazava:  A traditional Malagasy stew made with beef, pork, or chicken and various greens.
  • Ravitoto:  A dish made from cassava leaves, often served with rice and meat.
  • Mofo Gasy:  A popular Malagasy breakfast dish of rice cakes.
  • Koba:  A traditional Malagasy dessert made with rice flour, peanuts, and banana.
  • Zebu Meat:  Zebu, a type of cattle, is a popular source of meat.
  • Ranon'Apango:  A drink made from rice water and burnt rice, served cold.

Souvenirs to Buy

  • Handcrafted Wooden Carvings: Beautiful sculptures depicting Malagasy wildlife and culture.
  • Vanilla: Madagascar is famous for its high-quality vanilla beans.
  • Lemur Figurines: Iconic souvenirs representing the country's famous lemurs.
  • Handmade Jewellery: Often crafted from local materials like seeds and wood.
  • Madagascar Spices: Local spices such as vanilla, pepper, and cloves make great gifts.
  • Silk Scarves: Handmade scarves using local techniques and materials.

Activities to Do

  • Snorkeling and Diving:  Explore Madagascar's coral reefs, particularly around Nosy Be.
  • Lemur Watching:  Visit national parks like Andasibe-Mantadia and Ranomafana to spot lemurs.
  • Hiking:  Explore the Isalo National Park’s striking landscapes and unique rock formations.
  • Whale Watching:  Madagascar’s coastline is a prime location for whale watching from July to September.
  • Cultural Village Tours:  Learn about Malagasy traditions and culture by visiting local villages.
  • Fishing:  Madagascar offers great fishing spots, particularly around Nosy Be.

Taboos

  • Disrespecting Ancestors:  Malagasy culture places great importance on respecting ancestors and spirits.
  • Taking Photos of People Without Permission:  Always ask before photographing locals, especially in rural areas.
  • Touching Sacred Objects:  Many Malagasy communities believe in sacred objects and sites, so always ask before touching them.
  • Refusing Food or Drink:  If offered, it’s polite to accept food or drink, especially during a cultural ceremony.

Why Visit Madagascar?

  • Unique Wildlife:  Home to animals and plants found nowhere else on Earth.
  • Stunning Landscapes:  From rainforests to deserts, Madagascar has diverse and breathtaking natural beauty.
  • Cultural Heritage:  The island offers a rich mix of African, Asian, and European influences.
  • Adventure Opportunities:  Explore national parks, dive into crystal-clear waters, or hike in the highlands.
  • Eco-Tourism:  A prime destination for those interested in sustainable tourism and wildlife conservation.

Best Time to Visit & Climate

  • Best Time to Visit April to October – Dry season with pleasant weather for outdoor activities.
  • Summer (November to April)  Warm and humid, with higher chances of tropical storms.
  • Winter (May to October) Cooler and drier, ideal for sightseeing and wildlife viewing.

Festivals & Cultural Events

  • Hira Gasy (June/July):  Traditional Malagasy performance art with music, dance, and theater.
  • Fianarantsoa Jazz Festival (June):  A celebration of jazz music in the highlands.
  • Donia Music Festival (May):  A celebration of Malagasy music on Nosy Be Island.
  • Independence Day (June 26):  A national celebration of Madagascar’s independence from France.
  • Madajazzcar Festival (October):  An international jazz festival in Antananarivo.

Madagascar at a Glance

Rich Cultural Heritage

Madagascar’s culture is a blend of African, Asian, and European influences.

A Biodiversity Hotspot

Madagascar has evolved into one of the world’s largest biodiversity hotspots, with over 80% of its species being endemic.

Language Spoken

While Malagasy is the official language, French is also widely spoken in urban areas.

Rich In Agriculture

The economy of Madagascar relies heavily on agriculture, with products like vanilla, cloves, and lychees being major exports. Vanilla from Madagascar is considered some of the finest in the world.

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