Baobab Avenue

Africa's largest island Madagascar, there is a very high-value baobab tree on the island. The baobab tree here is straight and tall, especially handsome, with clear branches and leaves, and never drags mud and water. Good place. Suitable for travel!

The baobab tree looks like it's coming from another world, like a giant pulling them out and planting them upside down. Especially at sunset, it’s a magical place if you can ignore the tourists with cameras and tripods... As you continue your journey, you’ll pass through a prairie that was once a tropical rainforest and burned for a quick trade (to provide peanuts for China). Two years later, the land dried up and another forest burned down. What a pity!

During my 10-day west coast hunting trip, my guide Jeanbe and I went to Morondava and visited Baobab Avenieu. The baobab tree is very tall and ancient. The locals protected them. They even believe that some baobab trees are sacred and they pray there. The view of the baobab tree at any time of the day is amazing, but the beauty is more iconic at sunrise or sunset. I can feel their magic at sunset. I will never forget the sight. You must come and see! There are also baby baobab trees that can be adopted and they will be planted at the right time. Isn't that cute? Of course, there were many, many years ago, and the roads were paved centuries ago. But now it seems someone planted a baobab tree on the side of the road. Isn't that amazing!

The iconic scene of Madagascar, along the way, is full of this baobab tree, which is spectacular and very crowded.

Madagascar's baobab tree is really beautiful, this tree is too different and very tasteful