Where is Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve?

Where is Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve?

Madagascar
The Tsingy de Bemaraha Integral Nature Reserve is located in the District of Antsalova and in the region of the central west part of Madagascar.

What is special about the Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve?

Situated along Madagascar’s west coast, Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve is home to impressive geological structures and a variety of endangered species. More than 328 miles of forests make up this UNESCO World Heritage site, where 11 kinds of lemurs, 17 types of reptiles, 6 bird species and more reside.

What animals live in the Tsingy nature reserve?

Besides Madagascar’s largest predator, the Fossa, Van-Decken-Sifakas, bamboo lemurs, red-fronted and mouse lemurs, and many other lives in the national park. The animals adapt perfectly to their environment and can sometimes even jump around between the razor-sharp stones.

Where is Grand Tsingy?

Not unlike the movie of the same name, Madagascar is a wild, unique place. (Great flick, by the way.) The African island nation is home to a slew of endemic species and breathtaking natural landscapes to match.

How do I get to Tsingy de bemaraha?

The easiest (and most expensive way) is to charter a plane and fly there. If you’re traveling by car, follow the RN8 from Morondava until you reach Belo-sur-Tsiribihina. From there, head north to the village of Bekopaka and the park entrance. It will take you at least a full day to drive there.

What can you do in Tsingy de Bemaraha national park?

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How was Tsingy de bemaraha formed?

The formation of the Tsingy began some 200 million years ago when layers of calcite at the bottom of a lagoon formed a thick limestone bed. Later, tectonic activity elevated the limestone, and as sea levels fell during the Pleistocene ice ages, even more of the limestone was exposed.

How old is Tsingy de bemaraha?

some 200 million years ago
The formation of these unusual rocks actually began some 200 million years ago when layers of calcite accumulated at the bottom of a Jurassic lagoon, forming a thick limestone bed.

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Can you visit Tsingy?

The park is only open during the dry season — from April to November. The Grand Tsingy is only accessible between June and the beginning of November. Most visitors plan to stay at least three days in the park.

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