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MIKEA It officially exists 18 ethnic groups in Madagascar but it turns out that subgroups, which can appear in different ethnic groups, are not formally listed. The number of these ethnic groups is unknown and there are even what one might call hidden peoples, like Mikea – “those who call each other (in the forest),...Read more

It's been soon 10 years that we have contributed and started our support project for Education and Community Development, to Awareness of the Preservation of the Environment, as a private actor in Tourism. Several actions have already been undertaken and carried out (reforestation, formations, participation in workshops, child sponsorships, constructions, provision of supplies, aides...Read more

From the 6 November 2021, Madagascar's borders will be partially reopened to flights from Europe to Antananarivo via Air Madagascar and Air France. Charter flights from Milan / Rome to Nosy Be are also authorized. Regional airlines between Madagascar and the neighboring islands of the Indian Ocean – Maurice (via Air...Read more

During his last tour in France, the Madagascan president mentioned the imminent opening of the borders but always in the conditional. According to him, the opening could be done according to the evolution of the disease. So, if we refer to what he said and the drastic drop in numbers linked to the pandemic in the country and ...Read more

I wanted to publish a little local recipe for a long time, today to launch a long series, this will be the Mofo Gasy. This word means "Malagasy bread". It is made from rice flour, sugar and traditional sourdough. This traditional cupcake can be eaten at home and also in restaurants..Read more

The top male attire during the highlands parties would undoubtedly be the "malabary". All research leads to say that it is a costume of Indian origin which would have arrived in Madagascar just after the abolition of slavery in 1848 in the French colonies. We can go back to its origin as far as the region of "Malabar",...Read more

PARTICIPATION OF TOUR MALIN MADAGASCAR IN RESPONSIBLE AND SOLIDARITY TOURISM FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE MALAGASY POPULATION – IN THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, AWARENESS AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT The Land of Madagascar is the foundation and the very essence of the work of all tourism value chains in Madagascar. Represented...Read more

Game that children used to play when the great feast, like independence day, were arriving. They made their own meals outside the village, on a playground or almost wherever they wanted and used miniature copies of the parents kitchen tools. Nowadays, this culture has almost disappeared from everyday life..Read more

The Sakalava are an ethnic or rather cultural group of Madagascar occupying most of the western coastal fringe of the island, from the Tulear region in the south to the Sambirano region in the north. In fact, the Sakalava do not really constitute a homogeneous people but a set of diverse ethnic groups having made ...Read more

Myths and associated practices testify to the rich relationships that human populations have had with lemurs., endemic animals of the island, since the arrival of men in Madagascar. Representations of lemurs differ in every part of the territory : Founding ancestors, benefactors, forbidden (on the hunt, to consumption, at...Read more

As soon as you arrive in Madagascar, it comes to your mind to know : what are the most typical means of transport in this remote island. At first sight, if you disembark from the capital's airport, nothing foreshadows such means as when you interfere in the small districts of the ...Read more