In Fianarantsoa, the Andringita mountain is an absolute must-visit. Indeed, trekking enthusiasts will be happy to go there because of the several hiking trails. That said, they must hang in there to complete the treks—they are a bit difficult, and there is even one that is a two-day expedition. However, there are several accommodations and ►
In Fianarantsoa, the Andringita mountain is an absolute must-visit. Indeed, trekking enthusiasts will be happy to go there because of the several hiking trails. That said, they must hang in there to complete the treks—they are a bit difficult, and there is even one that is a two-day expedition. However, there are several accommodations and campsites where it is possible to rest before hitting the road again for the final destination.
After this sporty walk, the Ranomafana National Park is the spot not to be missed to enjoy all the splendor of Madagascar's nature. It is full of many animals, such as lemurs and many species of birds that are endemic to the country. If some want to continue with more hikes, they will always be able to do so in the park, as several tracks are proposed. They may be able to stop at the Ranomafana baths, which, according to the locals, allow them to purify themselves of all the bad omens, which adds a little mystery to the visit.
Anyone who wants to spend time in the towns of Fianarantsoa has a relatively wide choice. There is Ambozontany, which is famous for its cathedral and Lake Anosy. For those looking for more prestige, Anatirova is the ideal region. Indeed, its palace is glorious, and visitors can discover it leisurely. Regarding souvenir shopping, Tanana is the area to go to—this small town is home to many local shops that offer some nice finds. Tourists can even learn how to make a superb local tea there.
Another essential destination in Fianarantsoa is its many vineyards. On this tour, holidaymakers will learn more about how grapes are grown and harvested and the techniques used for packaged products. Indeed, during harvest, they can get their hands dirty and help pick and sort the grapes. ◄
