Long way but worth it! A unique beautiful experience to climb this rocks.

Tsingy de Bemahara National Park is unique in the world and located in the southwest of Madagascar. This trip is a true exploration of nature and an expedition in nature. Plan a week to cross the Tsingy and go down the river. You have to rent an all-terrain vehicle to get there. Official paid tourist guides are at your disposal. A guided tour is highly recommended if you really want to explore the Tsingy.

This is so much more than just another day trip in the forest. We arrived at the parking area in our 4x4s and were strapped into climbing harnesses and started our journey into the forest and them the limestone pinnacles that make Tsingy famous. The loop we took was about 4 to 5 hours round trip with stops for photos and marvelling at the place we had encountered. Thinking we had accomplished the hardest bit on the way in, we still found ourselves in a obstacle course of small caves and tunnels, ladders, and footholds, along with plenty of rock scrambling and scaling to reach the end of the hike. The hike is intense, but so worth the scratches and bruises. Good walking/hiking shoes and gloves recommended for climbing over sharp rocks.

Often ranked #1 national park in Madagascar, I was a bit disappointed. It takes a day to get there and a day to go back and if you do the "grand Tsingy" trail like I did, you'll spend roughly 1 hour in the Tsingy, which consists mostly of waiting in line while others take selfies. I don't think the park is worth the trip. It's also considerably more expensive than other parks. I found the Tsingys at Ankarana special reserve to be a much nicer experience.

Expérience inoubliable dans un endroit magnifique, préserver,a visité absolument

It’s worth the long journey ! Not easy (and cheap) to get there but it’s beautiful place. Like any NP in Madagascar you’ve have to have a guide (which was new to me, guide + entrance + taxes =275k ar or 70usd for 2, most expensive NP i’ve ever been in the world, i’m fairly doubtful about the effect of this policy on tourism on the long run), so pick the right one 😉 We did the “big tsingy”, it’s still fairly short and easy, even if sometimes it looks more like climbing than hiking but nothing hard. Sold as a 3-4h hike, without breaks it’s doable in 1h or so for anyone in shape. Lemur spotting and breathtaking panoramas, despite the price i wish we stayed one more day.

Situated on the western coast of Madagascar, Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park is known for its breathtaking limestone formations. Read on to see what makes this park a must-see on your next trip to the country. Ever heard of Tsingy De Bemaraha in Madagascar? If you love nature, you will definitely appreciate this park’s natural beauty. While the country is known for lemurs, birding, baobab trees, and jungles, Tsingy De Bemaraha provides tourists with a little different experience. The sheer diversity of its landscape, marked by sweeping canyons and gorges and grand waterfalls will give even the most seasoned traveler goosebumps. It’s that beautiful. Home to the most mind-blowing and unique geological formation in the world, the Tsingy are marked by gigantic limestone stones with jagged peaks. But that’s only the start.

A must if you go to Madagascar! I enjoyed everything single step of it which more than just another tour. This is an adventure. The history of the Tsingy, the road, the hike, the nature around is all worth the effort to make it there ! I even had the chance to meet Lemurs. The site is absolutely beautiful and full of powerful energy. It feels great to be in the caves when it's really hot. I went on trip with the amazing human being Gibert Ramorasata (fb) and I would definitely recommend him to anyone. I loved it, DO NOT MISS IT.

It’s a wonder! The trek is awesome. We went in the month of November so the trek was not crowded. The view from the top is awesome. Our guide mentioned that Tsingy De Bemaraha meant tip toeing bare feet on pointy edges. Their ancestors used to do so. The limestone formations are a delight to watch and definitely worth the long drive we had to take to actually reach here. I also tried to climb the Tarzan rope.

Pictures don't do it justice, this is an incredible place worth your visit. The guides that are there with the park are excellent as well - we had a great 2-day experience and everyone here runs a great operation. Highly recommend not only the adventure but also the people that make it happen.

Nice place. Seeing the Stone carved by nature and many species of animal. But better take Carter Aeroplane from Andre Rasampa Morondava Airport to Adema Airport ,close to Tsingy. Don't use car. Needs 10-12 hours through Bumpy roads. By Carter Aeroplane, you can easily go back to Morondava. No need to stay in Bekopaca since there is no proper Accomodations. The best hotel in Bekopaca has no Air Conditioner.

I did the Great and the Small Tsingy hikes. Worth the long trip from Morondava. The official guides from the park are excellent and if you need an English speaking guide, Edila (or simply EL) is your woman. Fluent in English, super nice and very knowledgeable. She made the trip really fun for us.

Site naturel exceptionel. Certes le voyage pour s'y rendre est long et pitoresque, mais celà en vaut la chandelle. Les Tsingy sont une incroyable découverte et sans doute unique au monde. Malgrès certains avis déconseillant la ballade pour les enfants, notre fille de 7 ans n'a eu aucun problème pour faire l'ensemble du parcours de 4-5h.

It’s a must Dont miss this place

It's a park with karst formations identical to Shilin Stone Forest in China so if you've seen Shilin don't waste your time. All others ... you're looking at straining 4×4 ride from Morondava onwards but it's totally worth it. The place is Godly! Antananarivo to Morondava is paved road. You MUST hire a driver who will pick you up at Antananarivo airport and will organize everything for you. You'll see Avenue Of Baobabs on the way there. Driver will ask for 20% in advance but don't worry, he will NOT screw you over. I'm talking about any driver that you find online who does this. They care about reputation and are very honest people. Morondava to here is the entire day drive on bumpy dirt road almost all the way. You cannot do this one on your own. Once you're here they'll take you to a 4h moderately easy hike through the stone formations. (didn't see children) Highly recommended if you're looking at what to do and see in Madagascar.

View Point @ Tsingy ขับรถบอกว่าโหดสุดะ ออกจาก Morondava 7 โมงเช้าวันนี้จุดหมายคือเมือง Tsingyค่ะ เรากังวลเรื่องการไปเที่ยวนี่ป่าหินทิงกี้ตั้งแต่แรก ทัวร์ก้อบอกว่าป่าหินค มีแต่ฝรั่งเจ้าของโรงแรมที่เราพัก2คืนแรก ขพี่แกพูดกับเราว่า ทำไมจะไปไม่ได้ล่ะ ไปเลย!! Just go!! เราเลยตัดสินใจปักหมุดที่ป่าหินด้วยทันที ถนนจาก Morondava ไป Tsingy โหดที่สุดที่เราเคยเจอแล้ว ตลอดระยะทางแค่ 200 กม. เราต้องใช้เวลาขับรถ 1 วันเต็มๆ ถนนเป็นทางดิน ลุ่มๆ เนินๆ หลุมเล็กใหญ่มีทุกขนาด เรากินยาแก้เมาดักไว้เหมือนเดิม แต่วันนี้เอาไม่อยู่ หัวโยกตลอด มึนๆอึนๆตลอดทาง นั่งก้อไม่ได้ นอนก็ไม่ได้เวียนหัวจะอ้วก เปิดหน้าต่างรับลมก้อไม่ได้ ฝุ่นแดงฟุ้งไปหมด ทรมานสุดๆ ไหนยังต้องดูแลอลิสอีก เป็นการเมารถที่ยาวนานมากก ขับมาได้ครึ่งก็ถึงแพข้ามแม่น้ำ ถึงเวลาจะลงแพก็ทำเราลุ้นอีกรอบ เพราะที่นี่ไม่ได้มีสิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกใดๆมีเพียงแค่แผ่นตะแกรงเหล็กขนาดกว้างกว่าล้อหน่อยนึงพาดเชื่อมจากตลิ่งไปที่แพเท่านั้น เราเลยขอลงจากรถก่อน ปล่อยให้คนขับของเราขับรถลงแพคนเดียวไปเลย เห็นแบบนี้ละรู้เลยว่าทำไมที่นี้เราต้องจ้างคนขับรถมาด้วย เพราะทั้งเส้นทางที่ต้องใช้ความเชี่ยวชาญในการขับมากๆ การสื่อสารกับคนท้องถิ่นตามหมู่บ้านต่างๆ เพื่อขอขับรถผ่านข้ามหมู่บ้านนั้นๆไป รวมถึงความปลอดภัยทั้งหมดของเราด้วย มีคนขับช่วยสักคนจะอุ่นใจสุดๆไปเลย หลังจากข้ามแม่น้ำ ยังต้องขับต่อไปอีก2ชม. และยังต้องข้ามแม่น้ำอีกหนึ่งสาย แต่คราวนี้แพจอดอยู่กลางแม่น้ำเลย คนขับรถเราต้องขับรถลงไปในน้ำเพื่อจะขึ้นแพ เท่มาก คือมันดิบ มันบ้านๆ คือดี ระบบ manual ล้วนๆ ง่ายดีไม่มีอะไรยุ่งยาก เอาแพเทียบฝั่งไม่ได้ ก้อขับลงน้ำมาและแล้วเราก็ถึง Tsingy วันต่อมาเตรียมตัวลุยมาอย่างดี น้ำพร้อม ขนมพร้อม หมวกพร้อม ป่าหินที่นี่เป็นอุทยานแห่งชาตินะคะ ต้องเสียค่าเข้าและค่าไกด์นำเที่ยวด้วย ถ้าจะล่องเรือก็ต้องเสียเพิ่มอีกคะ ล่องแม่น้ำดูธรรมชาติและแวะจอดข้างทางลงเดินเข้าถ้ำ เสร็จแล้วถึงเวลาลุยป่าหินทิงกี้ เราเลือกไปป่าหินเล็ก เพราะป่าหินใหญ่ต้องเดินถึง 17 กม. แต่พอสักพักจนในที่สุดเราก็ถึงยอดเขาจุดชมวิวอย่างปลอดภัย ปลื้มใจพี่ไกด์จริงๆ และคนขับรถของเราด้วยที่ตามมาช่วยแบกเป้สัมภาระและเดินปิดท้ายดูแลความปลอดภัยให้พวกเรา ขอบคุณน้ำใจที่ทั้งสองคนมีให้โดยที่ไม่ต้องขอ ไกด์เราบอกว่าทิงกี้เล็กหรือใหญ่ก็จะมีลักษณะเหมือนกัน คือเป็นภูเขาหินปูนที่แตกหักพอเวลาผ่านไปหินก็ค่อยๆแยกออกจากกันจนเป็นยอดแหลมๆคมๆอย่างที่เห็น ส่วนที่ทิงกี้ใหญ่จะมีบริเวณของป่าหินที่กว้างกว่าทิงกี้เล็กเท่านั้น แต่ยังไงเราก็ภูมิใจแล้ว ว่าเราก็คือผู้พิชิตทิงกี้(เล็ก)

Какой то лев меня в рабство хотел взять, но потом там пингвины его съели. Сделали из него суши.

Riding a 200km dirt road, plus two river crossings from Morondava to the park. It well worths the effort. Visits to the Great and Small Tsingy were great. Views at the top of the Tsingy were impressive.

(Translated by Google) (Google Translation) I was in September last year, the place is very beautiful! Cool to take pictures and also great place to visit. (Original) (Tradução do Google) Fui em setembro do ano passado, o lugar é muito lindo! Legal para tirar fotos e também ótimo lugar para visitar.

An amazing park and an amazing experience, but come prepared. Hiking boots, long pants, and lots of water. It is an intense hike with lots of steep ups and downs. You’ll wear a harness so know what you’re getting into. It’ll easily take 5 hours and you need a guide. But you do get to see lemurs and birds and great views. Enjoy!

Definitely much more too see and to experience than you imagine.

Visiting Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park in Madagascar was like stepping into another world. The park is filled with towering limestone peaks that look like a stone forest. Walking through the sharp, jagged rocks and crossing the high bridges was both thrilling and a bit scary. I saw unique wildlife like lemurs and colorful birds that I'd never seen before. The landscape feels ancient and untouched, like a hidden gem of nature. Exploring Tsingy de Bemaraha was an unforgettable adventure, making me appreciate the raw beauty of our planet.

Grande Tsingy: Most rustic park we visited, but the most protected - likely because of the spiritual significance. Not accessible to people with 'size or mobility' restrictions (narrow caves, low passageways, narrow stairs). Worth the 3 day trek to get there, and you're sure to meet interesting travelers on the way.

Amazing views, I'm frickn' speechless!!

EASY hike through the Big Tsingy, even in sandals. Metal cables to hook on to, ladders, viewing platforms, and 21 meter suspensión bridge are expertly fixed by the French. Multiple trails to take in / out and varied. There are no claustrophobic "caves" A few easily managed tight sis like Petra, Jordan (in Indiana Jones). Only 5,000 steps. I only overheard one lady from L.A. in her 30's say the next day she was a little sore, which I find hard to believe. She must be a couch potato in Hollywood! There are 2 kinds of wild lemurs in the surrounding forest - the red-breasted brown lemurs that walk on all 4 AND the black faced white lemur that walks on 2 feet. They're wild, so they are mostly up in the trees, sometimes in groups of 3 looking down at you or running from branch to branch. There are also yellow breasted something or other birds feeding on insects in flight and LOTS of little brown birds. More BROWN BIRDS! Maybe birders know the difference and care. Some look all day for days just to find some of the endemic species they flew a long way to see.

Very good , use Encyclopedia

(Translated by Google) Unique park, the course designed to visit is a small attraction in itself, which adds to the pleasure 👍 (Original) Parc unique en son genre, le parcours conçu pour le visiter est une petite attraction en soi, ce qui rajoute au plaisir 👍

The limestone rocks known as the tsingy were formed by a deposit of fossils and seashells under the sea 200 million years ago when thick layers of calcite at the bottom of the lagoon formed a thick limestone bed. They have been shaped by rain water for the past 5 million years. In the 18th century, the Tsingy were the home of the Vazimba, the first inhabitants of Madagascar, who lived in caves surrounding limestone formations. Today, they are a place of worship and ceremony - tromba and tomb, for the local population. In 1990, the Tsingy were designated as a World Heritage site. In 1997, they were established as a national park.

(Translated by Google) Several routes of several levels. Refrain people with vertigo or little physical preparation. During the trek you go almost alone, the guides do it very well so that people do not accumulate at any point. The most complete route is about 6 hours with their breaks consists of treking, via Ferrata and cave. We saw several types of lemurs and birds. It was awesome. If you want to come here you have to look if the road is practicable because in the rainy season and sometimes even months later it can not be accessed. The track to arrive is only viable in 4x4, another adventure. (Original) Varias rutas de varios niveles. Abstenerse personas con vértigo o poca preparación física. Durante el treking vas casi solo, los guías lo hacen muy bien para que no se acumule gente en ningún punto. La ruta más completa son unas 6 horas con sus descansos consta de treking, vía Ferrata y cueva. Vimos varios tipos de lemures y aves. Fue estupendo. Si queréis venir hasta aquí hay que mirar si la carretera está practicable ya que en época de lluvias y a veces hasta meses después no se puede acceder. La pista hasta llegar solo es viable en 4x4, otra aventura más.

(Translated by Google) Climb vast limestone mountains. Another world heritage site of madagascar Strange shape stone Creative by nature If lucky, will meet many strange animals as well. (Original) ปีนป่ายเขาหินปูนอันกว้างใหญ่ แหล่งมรดกโลกอีกแห่งหนึ่งของมาดากัสการ์ หินรูปร่างแปลกๆ สร้างสรรค์โดยธรรมชาติ ถ้าโชคดีจะได้เจอสัตว์แปลกๆหลายชนิดด้วย

Very nice place

Very unique park... Access is difficult, but worth it. Recommended for those who like an adventure.

Great place... A place to experience before you die

Tsingy so dang cool. there are some heights involved so do know that but it is very safe. its not a place that I guess would be for everyone but if its for you its really cool. the park does offer other things to do also.. some caving, nothing extreme but still cool. We went in one and turned out our headlamps and just sat there for a few minutes it was so peaceful and yet freaky. Getting to Tsingy is a bit of a trip so be ready for that. Our tour guide was very helpful and helped to make our time great.

(Translated by Google) Very spectacular nature park, strange landforms, well worth a visit. (Original) 非常壯觀的大自然公園，奇特的地貌 ，非常值得一來。

It's a bumpy ride to get there but it's well worth it! This is a wold wonder! Really beautiful and you won't miss this on your trip!

(Translated by Google) The park not to be missed, the most beautiful, the most original, a gift from nature (Original) Le parc a ne pas manquer, le plus beau, le plus original, un cadeau de la nature

(Translated by Google) ㅎ There are too many people during the peak summer season. (Original) ㅎ 여름 성수기엔 사람들이 너무 많아요.

Tsingy

Definitely worth the trip! Super unique trail through the rock formations. Really cool place - one of its kind.

Tsingy de Bemaraha é uma impressionante formação geológica localizada na região oeste de Madagascar. Este Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO é conhecido por suas imponentes formações rochosas de calcário, que se elevam verticalmente até centenas de metros de altura. O termo "tsingy" significa "onde se caminha descalço" em malgaxe, refletindo a natureza afiada e pontiaguda das rochas que compõem essa paisagem única. Os Tsingy de Bemaraha abrangem uma vasta área de savana, floresta seca e rios, oferecendo um ecossistema diversificado e habitat para uma variedade de espécies endêmicas de plantas e animais, incluindo o lêmure de Decken e o fosa, uma espécie de mamífero carnívoro. Explorar essa paisagem deslumbrante é uma experiência única, mas desafiadora. Visitantes podem se aventurar por trilhas suspensas, pontes de corda e escalar as afiadas formações rochosas, tudo sob a orientação de guias locais experientes. Além da beleza natural, os Tsingy de Bemaraha também oferecem uma rica oportunidade para aprender sobre a geologia e a história da região. É um destino imperdível para os amantes da natureza e os aventureiros que buscam uma experiência verdadeiramente única em um dos lugares mais extraordinários da Terra.

An absolute must do in Madagascar, stunning unique views, lemurs and other wildlife aplenty. Helpful guides and amazing treks/caving. Make sure to have a driver to get here, but worth every bit of the long bumpy journey to get there

Wonderful national park in Madagascar full of fascinating wildlife (we saw many lemur!), gorgeous and unique rock formations (the rope bridge over the spike gorge is unforgettable!), and all manner of cool flora. Staff were friendly and helpful. Accommodations were okay... not terribly comfortable but we really just spent the nights there. Getting there was a trip... prepare for rough roads and possibly menacing encounters, though most people were friendly enough. Avenue of the Baobabs is very cool. Morondava is depressing, and Antananarivo even more. It is disturbing to see the contrast between beautiful Tsingy and the rest of the Madagascar countryside, which has been decimated by the government and people.

Tsingy (translated as walking on tiptoes) is an amazing place of geological wonder that is a focal point in both Madagascan and African (as a continent) history. Our guide, Max, was very knowledgable and took us on a well-paced tour of the park, inclusive of looking in the forest for lemurs and other creatures and climbing Tsingy itself. Walking boots are a much as some of the terrain is a bit sharp, and you can only access the park via 4x4.

Samen met Isalo Park een onvergetelijke belevenis op ons circuit. Zelfs al had ik last van hoogtevrees, toch heb ik enorm genoten van de wandeling die we gedaan hebben in Tsingy Bemaraha National Park. Ik zou het zo opnieuw doen. De gids die ons begeleidde zorgde ervoor dat alle angsten overbodig waren en maakte van deze belevenis iets onvergetelijks. Een echte aanrader.

No one can resist this beauty

A wonderful and unique place. Easy to climb and a must seen place.

Must have zastávka. Úžasné místo, ve spojení s průměrně náročnou tour. Průvodce velmi milý. Vyknout lze jen tu cestu sem :-)

Tsingy itself is like stepping into another world, full of strange wonders and new sights. Tremendous biodiversity and abundance of animals, plants and incredible geological features. Getting there unfortunately meant dealing with the risk of bandits, crooked tour operators and drivers, musty rooms and other non-great conditions. That's all fine if you're looking for an adventure, which fits with traveling to Madagascar. What was harder to deal with was the abject poverty and the fact that while Tsingy is a necessary haven for wildlife, so much of the rest of the surrounding country has been razed and ravaged by poverty and corruption.

Diablo loco fui ayer pa allá esta re malo hay un monton de cucarachas y se comieron a mi abuela. Ahora tengo que ir a su funeral por culpa de africa adios no vayan

Magnifique place 👌 paisible et exceptionnel, je reviendrais

Best hike in Madagascar

Amazing place. Great time with nature. Difficult to get there but we enjoyed much.

One of the masterpieces of great natural art work by creative Earth can be seen at Tsingy Bemaraha National Park. Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve is a nature reserve located near the western coast of Madagascar in Melaky Region. The area has been declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1990 due to its unique geography, associated preserved mangrove forests, and it's unique flora and fauna. Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park is spread over 666 square kilometres and is at the southern end of the protected area. The northern end of the protected area remains as a strict nature reserve (Réserve Naturelle Intégrale) encompasses an area of 853 square kilometres. Over the years, the limestone formation of this area has been carved by the Nature using groundwater to shape into a unique needle-shaped limestone formations, above the cliffs over the Manambolo River. This is karst topography. One cannot walk here bare foot. That is why the name Tsingy in local language. It is a feast the eyes. Visit this marvelous place to enjoy the beautiful creation of rare landscape by the Nature. Also visit lots of beautiful places and associated flora and fauna unique to beautiful Island country Madagascar. Good luck.

Just amazing

(Translated by Google) If you want, you can rent a lounge chair anywhere. (Original) 如果你願意，你可以租到任何地方的躺椅。

(Translated by Google) Fantastic place to arrive and see a magnificent view you have to do a via ferrata, the duration is about 4 hours. (Original) Fantàstic lloc per arribar i veure una magnífica vista has de fer una via ferrata, la durada és de unes 4 hores.

(Translated by Google) This is a very classic location. Although the distance and the state of the road are not good, it is fun to go through the mountains and waters, and the scenery really has no second sentence! If you want to come to Shilin in Madagascar, it is better to have more than two days in this row. It will not be too feasible! (Original) 這是一個非常經典地點，雖然遠、路程狀態不好，但是過山過水樣樣好玩，而且風景真的沒第二句話！來馬達加斯加如果要來石林，最好多排兩天這樣比較好，才不會太可行！

(Translated by Google) Sporty, but not too hard, splendid view surprising when arriving at the top! (Original) Sportif, mais pas trop dure, splendide vue surprenante en arrivant en haut!

(Translated by Google) Very nice and interesting, it is recommended to wear good shoes of treaking. (Original) Muy bonito e interesante, se recomienda llevar buen calzado de treaking.

(Translated by Google) an endless expanse of spiers ... a sight for the eyes and the heart (Original) una distesa infinita di guglie...uno spettacolo per gli occhi e per il cuore

(Translated by Google) The nature grandiose format. (Original) La nature format grandiose.

Tsingy de Bemaraha The Tsingy de Bemaraha Reserve lies in the southern region of Madagascar’s largest natural reserve, Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve. The word “tsingy” refers to the pinnacles that dot the park’s limestone plateau. Located near the country’s west coast, the park features a broad expanse of mangrove forest. The park is home to seven lemur species, including the Deckens sifaka, a genus of lemur notable for its creamy white fur and black face.

Amazing to see all the limestone and pretty good exercise going through the whole park.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful adventure to do if you go to Madagascar (Original) Avventura bellissima da fare se si va in madascar

Tsingy du Bemaraha is a huge nature reserve in Madagascar, which consists of limestone cliffs that go up to 40 meters into the sky. The reserve is located on the west coast of the island. It was created to protect karst landscapes and different types of lemurs. The area of ​​the Tsingy de Bemaraha Nature Reserve is 1,500 km². For the most part, it consists of impenetrable labyrinths. These are ridges of limestone battlements, which the locals call "scurvy", which means "to walk on tiptoe".

The Tsingy de Bemaraha Nature Reserve is located in the Antsalova District, central west Madagascar. It was named an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1990. A combination of geological and climatic factors has produced in Tsingy (literally: region in which you cannot walk barefoot) a phenomenon which is unique in the world: a veritable forest of limestone karst, complete with pine-needles. The northern part of the Tsingy is a strict nature reserve; tourists are not allowed in. The remaining 732 square km of bizarre rock formations, untouched green forests and indigenous fauna and flora – many of them as yet unrecorded – have to be seen to be believed. Zingy lies 300 km west of the capital Antananarivo, which is the closest airport; depending on road and weather conditions, the trip can take up to five days. Both car rental and an experienced guide are strongly recommended (public transport is virtually nonexistent) and even then, your trip to the Tsingy de Bemaraha is going to be the adventure of a lifetime!

Spectacular

Awesome place, grand tsingy, circuit Broadway was the best!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful nature reserve, beautiful walk / climb of 4 hours with breathtaking views. (Original) Schitterend natuurreservaat, mooie wandeling/klim van 4 uur met adembenemend uitzicht.

The highlight of our 24 day trip to Madagascar. We learnt quickly that you earn your experiences on this island, and the Tsingy is the best example of this. Not to be missed. Make sure you do the full route that starts down a steep ladder, and channel your inner Indy.

(Translated by Google) Special nature. Plant diversity. Sharp as knife-like rocks you had to climb. It is recommended to visit early in the morning. Only dry. Because from 11am to 12pm the sun is roasting. Even hiking trails need protection to keep you from falling. Durable boots and gloves are required to keep your hands free. 2 days drive to Antananarivo Reserve. Locally off-road. I had to swim in the river on a local strange raft for several hours. Grizti- analogy. It's worth a visit. Lankemes in 2016. And we would love to visit again. On the way to Morodava we visit the most beautiful baobabs in the world. We had to visit the lemurs for a visit. Wonderful animals. (Original) Ypatinga gamta. Augalu ivairove. Astrios kaip peilio asmenys uolos, kuriomis teko kopineti. Rekomenduociau aplankyti anksti ryte. Tik isausus. Nes nuo 11- 12val.jau kepina saule. Net vaikstant turistiniais takais reikalingos apsaugos , kad nenukristum. Butini tvirti ilgaauliai batai ir pirstines, kad nesusizeist ranku. Iki draustinio nuo Antananarivo 2 dienos kelio automobiliu. Vietomis bekele. Teko plaukti upe vietiniu keistu plaustu keleta valandu. Grizti- analogiskai. Apsilankyti verta. Lankemes 2016 metais. Ir dar mielai aplankytume. Pakeliui Morodavoje aplankeme nuostabiausius pasaulio baobabus. Teko uzsukti i miska aplankyti lemūrų. Nuostabūs gyvūnai.

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing (Original) Sehenswert

(Translated by Google) The scenery you have never seen has spread. (Original) 見たことのない景色が広がっています。

(Translated by Google) A mountain to visit if one is in Madagascar. The best of all Tsinguis. (Original) Una montaña a visitar si uno está en Madagascar. El mejor de todos los Tsinguis.

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(Translated by Google) It is amazing how a basalt biome is generated in the overworld, it is UNIQUE 10/10 (Original) Es sorprendente de cómo un bioma de basalto se genera en el overworld, es ÚNICO 10/10

C'est très merveilleux...

Paysage Éblouissant

Endroit paradisiaque

Adorable

Andavadaoka

Geçen ay gitmiştim gerçekten de dedikleri kadar varmış.Büyülü manzarasında tutun,parkın ambiyansına kadar gördüğüm her şeye hayran kaldım.Yolunuz Madagaskar'a düşerse mutlaka Tsingy de Bemaraha parkına uğrayın,en memnun kaldığım deneyimlerden biriydi herkese tavsiye ederim.

Waouh!! Incomparable

Le Parc national Tsingy de Bemaraha est un véritable chef-d'œuvre naturel ! Les formations géologiques impressionnantes des Tsingy, avec leurs aiguilles calcaires, offrent un paysage spectaculaire et unique. Les sentiers de randonnée, parfois escarpés, permettent de découvrir la beauté sauvage de cet endroit classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. C’est une aventure inoubliable pour les amateurs de nature et d'adrénaline ! Un must-see à Madagascar.

Merveilleux !!