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| − | Baobab Avenue, also known as Allée de Baobab, is a cluster of baobab trees stretching approximately 100 metres, about 15 kilometres east of Morondava, along the road towards [[Thingy|The Thingy]]. | + | Baobab Avenue, also known as Allée de Baobab, is a cluster of baobab trees stretching approximately 100 metres, about 15 kilometres east of Morondava, along the road towards [[Thingy|The Thingy]]. test |
Baobab Avenue is a popular stop-by for tourists to photograph and can be found on many postcards of Madagascar. There is a small village and a school nearby which welcome visiting tourists. | Baobab Avenue is a popular stop-by for tourists to photograph and can be found on many postcards of Madagascar. There is a small village and a school nearby which welcome visiting tourists. | ||
The [[baobab tree]] is the national tree of Madagascar. | The [[baobab tree]] is the national tree of Madagascar. | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 15 March 2009
Baobab Avenue, also known as Allée de Baobab, is a cluster of baobab trees stretching approximately 100 metres, about 15 kilometres east of Morondava, along the road towards The Thingy. test
Baobab Avenue is a popular stop-by for tourists to photograph and can be found on many postcards of Madagascar. There is a small village and a school nearby which welcome visiting tourists.
The baobab tree is the national tree of Madagascar.
