Existing Member?

    The Malagasy Republic

    Madagascar

    There are [5] photos and [1] story about Madagascar

    Fishermen using a traditional fishing boat and fishing methods call it a day and come home. by: mpandey Views[98] Golden Bamboo lemur, in Ranomafana National Park. They were rediscovered by Dr Patricia Wright in 1986, who was also my academic advisor during my Undergraduate degree. by: mpandey Views[181] To learn about a place’s culture one must eat the local food. These are pieces of zebu (Malagasi cattle) marinated in spices and liver, served with an extremely spicy sauce. by: mpandey Views[114] The Malagasi people are very warm, open and friendly. This man was a street vendor selling local instruments; we had a conversation in which he spoke Malagasi and I spoke English but we understood each other. by: mpandey Views[350] Antanarivo, the capitalof Madagascar and point of entry into the country. A melting pot of a city which draws people from all over the country. by: mpandey Views[141]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - Tonga Sao (welcome)

    Monday, 24 Nov 2014 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I have a BA in Anthropology during which I spent a semester in the rain forests of Madagascar at Dr Patricia Wright’s research centre & a summer term in Tanzania. I am completing my MA in Poverty & Development & will attempt to engage in work that will ... Read more >
    See all 5 photos >>
     

    Tags: 2014 travel photography scholarship

    About mpandey


    Follow Me

    Where I've been

    Photo Galleries

    My trip journals

    See all my tags 
     
     

    Travel Answers about Madagascar

    Do you have a travel question? Ask other World Nomads.