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== Guides and entrance fees ==
The park office is located within the park in [[Ampijoroa]]. There visitors can find all necessary information for planning their visit, including guides and porters.
There are 14 French and English speaking guides, of which are 11 private and 3 working within the park. In addition to their knowledge about the biodiversity, all guides participated a training in first aid, guidance techniques and knowledge about the natural and cultural environment.
The admission fee for visiting the park depends on how many days will be spent in the park. Foreign tourists pay 25,000 Ariary for 1 day, 37,000 Ariary for 2 days, 40,000 Ariary for 3 days and 50,000 Ariary for 4 to 10 days (prices 2010). Half of the entrance fees goes to Madagascar National Parks and half to local communities. Guides are obligatory. The fee for a guide depends on the chosen tour (circuit).
== Circuits (tours) ==
To accomodate you during your visit, Madagascar National Parks has set a stage lodging in Ampijoroa, under booking. The stage lodging of Ampijoroa offers you :
- A kitchen and cookers if needed, a common shower with hot water, toilets, a solar lighting and a parking.
- 6 rooms with two double beds or 2 single bed, common toilets : Ar 35,000 / night
- 5 bungalows for 4 people, 1 double bed and 1 more superimposed bed, private toilets: Ar 80,000 / night
- 2 new bungalows for 4 people: 1 double bed and 1 superimposed bed, private toilets: Ar 100,000 / night
- Renting extra mattress: Ar 4,000 / night
- Renting cooks in full air for the groupes/day (including refectory): Ar 10,000 / night
- Renting refectory for 30 people: Ar 65,000 / night
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