📍 Destination Overview
Tsingy de Bemaraha, a nature reserve in Madagascar's Menabe Region, is famed for sharp limestone needle forests and became a UNESCO site in 1990. 'Tsingy' means where one cannot walk barefoot; grey pillars tower over dry forest in a surreal landscape. Grand Tsingy is crossed by suspension bridges and climbing trails, and the dry forest hosts lemurs and baobabs.
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