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Various treks lead from [[Ambatolampy]] and a walk to the peak can take between half a day to a full day. The area is used as a place of religious worship and is subject to various local [[fady|fadys]]. | Various treks lead from [[Ambatolampy]] and a walk to the peak can take between half a day to a full day. The area is used as a place of religious worship and is subject to various local [[fady|fadys]]. | ||
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Ambatolampy peak (2,642 metres) | Ambatolampy peak (2,642 metres) | ||
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Revision as of 23:30, 5 September 2016
Tsiafajavona, also known as Tsiafajevona, literaly means where there are always clouds. At 2,642 metres, Tsiafajavona is the third highest summit of Madagascar and the highest part of Ankaratra - a solid mass spread over approximately 100 kilometers.
Various treks lead from Ambatolampy and a walk to the peak can take between half a day to a full day. The area is used as a place of religious worship and is subject to various local fadys.
