Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve | Most Wonderful Nature

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Spiky limestone rock formations and mangrove forests are part of the tropical and otherworldly landscape of the Tsingy de Bemaraha nature reserve on the western side of Madagascar. The reserve is home to chameleons, lemurs and endangered birds. Also part of the landscape is the Manambolo River, which runs red with eroded sediment from the highlands of Madagascar. The reserve is 400 kilometers west of Antananarivo,More info:cnn

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Strict Nature Reserve Tsingy de Bemaraha is a region of western Madagascar listed since 1990 on the World Heritage List of UNESCO. It is located north of the National Park Tsingy Bemaraha .

The reserve covers an area of 157,710 hectares1 at an altitude of 150 and 700 m.

Canyons with sharp edges like a razor Tsingy Bemaraha were formed largely under the surface , from narrow and deep cavities. While monsoon rains chiselled the top of a large limestone deposit , groundwater dissolved the rock along a fracture line network . When the roof cavities collapsed and the water was lowered , a maze of canyons with sharp lapiés emerged .