Indri Indri chant – Andasibe Madagascar
one of the best moments of my life: a long and tiring journey in the forest of Andasibe – Madagascar – to listen to the song of the Indri Indri lemurs.
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Tio Antonio and Toni Vasco – Nicaragua vs Madagascar
The Tio Antonio Social Center in Nicaragua which mainly deals with creating a job and a future for disabled children and the Omeobonbon Family Home in Madagascar which hosts, cares for and study hundreds of children are two magnificent realities that we have personally known.
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Belo sur Mer – A small paradise hidden in Madagascar
To reach Belo sur Mer – one of the must-see destinations in Madagascar – we started from Morondava, a town on the west coast of Madagascar and the capital of the Menabe region, in the province of Toliara.
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Riding a Zebu Cart in Madagascar
After a three day descent of the Tsiribihina River on a canoe, we finally arrive at Antanambao a small market on the south bank of the river, where our guide and friend Moussa after a hard negotiation with the locals loads us on a cart pulled by two big Zebus!
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Working in the fields of Madagascar
We took this picture of a woman working on these colourful fields of Madagascar during our trip there back in 2011. Due to the roughness of the land, only 5.1% of the land area is cultivated and production still remains at levels of pure subsistence.
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Surreal morning on the Tsiribihina River – Madagascar
Morning on the Tsiribihina River – Madagascar. Slowly paddling surrounded by nature, sleeping in tents along the river, waking up in a surreal morning light like this one
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A descent of the river Tsiribihina, Madagascar
Tsiribihina Madagascar – a canoe descent on the Tsiribihina River – silence, wilderness and small remote villages sleeping under African Skies
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