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Isalo National Park with its sandstone rocks is sacred to the Bara tribe. For hundreds of years they use caves in the canyon walls as burial sites.
 
Isalo National Park with its sandstone rocks is sacred to the Bara tribe. For hundreds of years they use caves in the canyon walls as burial sites.
  
[[File:Bara_gave_01.jpg|600px|none|thumb|Bara grave in the Isalo National Park]]
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Revision as of 17:28, 28 December 2009

Isalo National Park with its sandstone rocks is sacred to the Bara tribe. For hundreds of years they use caves in the canyon walls as burial sites.

Bara grave in the Isalo National Park
Bara grave in the Isalo National Park
Coffin outside a burial site
Coffin decorated with coins