The massif of the Isalo National Park created in 1962 and main curiosity of the road to the South…………similar to American canyons… Granite rocks carved by nature, colors ranging from yellow to pink, and surprising green myriad lichens magically glued to the rock.
Brief journey to the South through a semi-arid landscape, and a vision of this funerary art that characterizes the tombs of local ethnic groups such as Sakalava, Mahafaly, Antandroy, real mausoleums full of bright colors, they trace the life and personality of the deceased.
IMPORTANT : photos of funerary tombs are not prohibited, but the local population does not like intrusion, because we enter into their intimacy and sacredness. Sometimes, behind a reward …. They close their eyes …. To a good connoisseur.
Climate
Southern summer: (November – March): average 27 mi – 35 mi C (Isalo, Tulear the hottest spots) Summer coincides with the rainy season that runs from November to March.
Southern winter: (April – October) – coldest period: June – August 04 gee C (Plateaux – Antsirabe) – 28 (Isalo, Tulear)
Health prevention : to come to Madagascar, no prophylaxis is mandatory, but many doctors advise antimalarial prophylaxis.
During the period of July and August on the highlands to Fianarantsoa, in the evening it is very cold and wet, it is strongly recommended to bring heavy sweaters and pyjamas for the night