Difference between revisions of "Mahalevona"
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There is no electricity or running water in the village. However, it is only a short walk to the river which provides crystal clear water for bathing and swimming. Throughout the day, most of the villagers work on the rice fields surrounding the village. | There is no electricity or running water in the village. However, it is only a short walk to the river which provides crystal clear water for bathing and swimming. Throughout the day, most of the villagers work on the rice fields surrounding the village. | ||
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'''Accommodation'''<br> | '''Accommodation'''<br> | ||
[[Hotel Malala]]<br> | [[Hotel Malala]]<br> | ||
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5.000 Ariary per bungalow (price 2014) | 5.000 Ariary per bungalow (price 2014) | ||
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<googlemap version="0.9" lat="-15.412477" lon="49.921532" zoom="13" controls="large"> | <googlemap version="0.9" lat="-15.412477" lon="49.921532" zoom="13" controls="large"> | ||
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'''GPS Coordinates'''<br> | '''GPS Coordinates'''<br> | ||
Revision as of 16:06, 14 July 2014
Mahalevona is a long-stretched village, located along a river on the Masoala Peninsula. The village has several shops, schools and hotel accommodation.
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There is no electricity or running water in the village. However, it is only a short walk to the river which provides crystal clear water for bathing and swimming. Throughout the day, most of the villagers work on the rice fields surrounding the village.
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Accommodation
Hotel Malala
7 bungalows and restaurant
5.000 Ariary per bungalow (price 2014)
GPS Coordinates
S 15°24'834'
E049°54'918'
34m elevation
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