Madagascar: Royal Hill of Ambohimanga
Ambohimanga dates from the 16th century and developed into the capital city in the 18th century. The walled city, with stone gates, three palaces, cemeteries and holy places, combines Malagasy and European architectural styles.
Madagascar: Zafimaniry marquetry and Ambositra
Madagacar's Zafimaniry ethnic group is estimated to be only number 25,000. They are known for their woodcarving knowledge and art, which was added in 2003 to UNESCO's list of the world's Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Madagascar: Ranomafana National Park
Being the third largest national park in Madagascar, Ranomafana is home to a wealth of endemic plants and animal species. Declared as a UNESCO world heritage site, this national park boasts of twelve lemur species and other mammal species.
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