Madagascar

Our last Blog post! This is our last destination, MADAGASCAR BABY!! This is really Africa like you see it in the movies. This Island is the 4^th biggest island on the world.

On the island you have a lot of animals and flowers that you can’t found in other countries. Like the lemurs. Very beautiful animals but you only can found them in Madagascar! They have brown eyes and around their eyes you can see in the picture that we made yesterday, that there is a black circle, when the lemurs like at you it is very freaky because they look at you like they want to attack you. But that’s because of the black circle around their eyes, actually they say please hugh me or please take me with you. HIHI :D

The official language in Madagascar is also French, in a lot of African countries the language is French.

Now A very difficult word à Antananarivo! Do you know what it is? Well we didn’t knew what it was until now, yesterday we spook with some people who live here and they said this word all the time, so I asked them what it meant and RA RA it is the name of the capital of Madagascar! We tried to say it but that’s too difficult. HAHAHA!!  I really want to visit that city because the stories that we have heard from these people sounds very impressive.

When we were arrived we had to change our currency again, here in Madagascar they have Ariary instead off euro.  1 euro is 2741.95 MGA = Ariary. It means that you can buy a lot with 1 euro in Madagascar. Tomorrow we go to a market, the habitants told us that we should go because they sell things that you only can sell in Madagascar.

The form of government in this country is also Republic, they have a state of head, his name is: Andry Rajoelina. There is also a leader of the government and his name is: Albert Camille Vital.

                                     

Andry Rajoelina                                                                       Albert Camille Vital

Madagascar export a lot of goods like coffee, vanilla, sugar,…  unless they export a lot of things their economy isn’t that good. 71,3% of the people lives under the poverty line. It is a bit chocking when you see that, but the people who live here don’t know better, so they are very happy. Happier than we are!

Next week we’re back in Belgium!! I regret that our trip is already over but I’m so happy that I’m going to see you again!! I missed you so much!! L

See you next week in Belgium!!:D

Kisses and love X Céline