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Beschreibung
Andasibe Mantadia National Park spans approximately 155 square kilometers and is divided into two main sections: the Mantadia National Park and the Analamazaotra Special Reserve, also known as the Périnet Reserve. The terrain features moss-covered trees, lush valleys, and steep hills. Its dense montane rainforest is home to over 100 species of birds, 39 types of reptiles, and 14 species of lemurs, including the iconic Indri Indri.
Andasibe Mantadia National Park is known for its incredible variety of endemic birds, with a number of specific families highly sought after by birders. Ground Rollers: Scaly Ground-Roller, Pitta-like Ground-Roller, and Rufous-headed Ground-Roller. Vangas: key vanga species include the Helmet Vanga, Chabert Vanga, Crossley's Vanga and Nuthatch-Vanga. Couas: several coua species are present, including the Blue Coua and the rare Red-breasted Coua. Asities: look for the Velvet Asity. Other highlights include Madagascar Ibis, Madagascar Flufftail, and the Madagascar Wood-Rail.
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Zugang
Andasibe Mantadia National Park is roughly a 3 to 5 hour drive from Madagascar's capital, Antananarivo, via the main RN2 highway. A local guide is required to enter the national park and is essential for spotting wildlife. A guide can be arranged at the entrance or through tour operators. Entry fees vary depending on the section of the park and the type of tour.
As a montane rainforest, Andasibe is often cool and humid, with frequent rain, even during the "dry" season. Waterproof gear is recommended. The best time to visit is during the dry season, from May to October. During this period, trail conditions are best and wildlife is more active, including lemurs, birds and other endemic species. However, the period from November to April can also be interesting if you're keen on birdwatching or want to explore greener nature, although rain is more frequent. Many tour operators offer multi-day packages that combine a visit to Andasibe with other destinations in Madagascar.