Ranomafana National Park Review

It is a wonderful national park with beautiful waterfalls and a spectacular scenery from where you can take pictures of nice, legendary mysterious rainforest and the fog around it. However, things can get difficult if it rains. We had a very difficult and laborious 4-5 hour walk. It was raining all the time, there was a lot of mud and it was slippery. When walking - downhill. I even fell once. So be sure to bring your raincoat and a good pair of shoes because it rains here most of the year, although most of the time is so bad it was the day we went, our guide said. He was very competent and we did his best to observe lemur as many species as possible. We met lemurs, brown lemurs and bamboo. Seeing them was hard to get in the rain, but our guide and his assistants, who all sent to find lemurs, did a good job. Honestly. I wasn’t impressed we saw a great distance from the beginning only lemurs and a tree at the top. But at the end of the trip we had the opportunity to see a great raised bamboo and eat a piece of bamboo just a few steps away, about 10 minutes. It was amazing! We spent great videos and I still admired them. By the way, be careful with the otter. Everywhere. My husband ordered a few of them in his hands and one even in his face. It is easy to remove it, but you have to be careful, use mosquito repellent and cover yourself well. All in all it is not a lightweight but it is worth it.

The road to the park is actually quite far. Tourists generally have to arrive after 5 pm. The next day, I was lucky that I didn’t encounter rain, but I didn’t see great bamboo lemur. It is recommended to enter the park at 7 o’clock and see golden bamboo lemur eating bamboo. The park is divided into three areas. Setam lodge is the closest to the park. It is best to have a two-day tour. I only arrange a day trip, so I don't have time to visit valbio centre (I expected to see great bamboo lemur here)

里面的环境非常的优美，动物也非常的多主要是以爬行类为主，里面还有一座天然的温泉硫磺味还是比较重的

自然环境保护很好的热带雨林，很美！

Lush rainforests, natural hot soils of flora and fauna.