What are some attractions in Madagascar?
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Popular Tourist attractions\n\nSome of the most popular Madagascar tourist attractions are as follows;\n\nAntananarivo\n\nAntananarivo is Madagascar's capital city and sits in a slanting valley near the Island center. This city also has colorful flower market and botanical as well as zoological gardens that feature rare and exotic plant and animal species. Some of the popular hotels in Antananarivo include Hilton Madagascar, Hotel Colbert, Ibis Antananarivo and the De France Hotel.\n\nAndasibe-Mantadia National Park\n\nThis National Park is the home of Indris which is the largest species in the Lemur family. The park also features some beautiful birds, orchids and other species.\n\nAntsirabe\n\nAntsirabe has some old volcanic carter lakes and old thermal spas that are well worth seeing. This place also has some stone cutting facilities known as lapidaries.\n\nCanal Des Pangalanes\n\nThe Canal Des Pangalanes was constructed by the French colonists and connects a number of lakes and rivers along the eastern shore of Madagascar. The Canal site also features lush vegetation that include vanilla plants, coconut and cinnamon trees. Some luxurious beachhuts are also available for tourists in this area.\n\nMasoala Peninsula\n\nThe Masoala peninsula features unaltered exotic rain forests. Most parts of this peninsula are now protected by the Masoala National Park\n\nTulear\n\nTulear is a port town and offers the tourists with some excellent diving and snorkeling opportunities. There is also a small cultural museum here.\n\nToamasina\n\nToamasina is another port town that has some old colonial buildings and old ruins. This region was a former enclave for pirates.\n\nNosy Be\n\nNosy Be is Madagascar's only resort area that has relatively un-crowded sandy beaches and exotic scenery. This place also offers some great diving and snorkeling opportunities.\n\nApart from these other Madagascar tourist attractions include, Taolagnaro, Antsiranana, Nosy Boraha, Nosy Mangabe, Fianarantsoa, Ihosy and Mahajanga If you are planning to visit Madagascar, the best thing to do would be to take advice from a travel agency and plan your trip accordingly.\n\n\nMadagascar Attractions:\nAmbohimanga, Antananarivo\nAndasibe-Mantadia National Park (Reserve of Perinet), Andasibe\nTsimbazaza Zoo, Antananarivo\nParc National de Isalo, Fianarantsoa\nAnalakely Market, Antananarivo\nOpen-air markets: Andravoahangy, Antananarivo\nQueens Palace burned out, Antananarivo\nTsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve\nPerinet (Andasibe) Reserve\nBerenty Private Reserve\n\n\nAlso see sources for ciafactbook on economics,language,population, etc.\nhttp://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ma.html
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Probably Seaworld, but Animal Kingdom has some good educational attractions as well.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemur
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bambie, madagascar, finding nemo, toy story
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Here you go: \nhttp://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=mauritius%20monuments&btnG=Google+Search&sa=N&tab=wi
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an African wilderness area
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Go visit.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n.
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There are alot of great places
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Wildlife at Cameroon\n\nCameroon has a number of national parks created with the intention of protecting wildlife and flora. In many parts of Africa it is said the tourists outnumber the animals. Not so in Cameroon, where visitors are limited, and the parks are pristine.\n\nWaza National Park in the extreme North covers an area of 170 000 hectares, and is home to the "big five" animals of Africa. Safaris are conducted there by several companies, and visitors can see the animals roam free in near pristine conditions.\n\nBoubandjidda National Park covers 220 000 hectares, and is the most remote , and beautiful, being located on the border with Chad. It is home to the black rhinoceros and antelope. Lions roam freely throughout the area. Dinosaur fossils are also located in the park.\n\nStacking Your Postcards\n\nBenoue National Park\nNear the town of Garoua, Benoue is open December-July. Crocodiles and hippos live in the Benoue River, while land animals graze on the banks. 425 mi/685 km northeast of Yaounde\n\nDouala\nDouala has done a lot to earn the sobriquet 'armpit of Africa' - dull architecture, stifling humidity, crime and economic chaos. So why go? The main reason is that it's a good base for exploring much more interesting places nearby. Kribi, Limbe and Mt Cameroon are all within a few hours' journey. Given that Douala is also Cameroon's main hub for air travel, you'll probably end up spending some time in the city.\n\nDouala does have a couple of interesting sights of its own, including the landmark Hôtel Akwa Palace, located in the heart of town, a few hundred metres south-east of the shore of the Wouri River. It's the perfect spot to hang out on the terrace with a morning coffee and croissant, sizing up your fellow travellers. A kilometre to the south-west is the Musée de Douala, located in the hôtel de ville (the town hall). Though disorganised and filled with mostly mediocre Bamoun and Bamiléké pieces, the museum's free and by studying its exhibits you'll be better able to judge the craftwork for sale on the streets.\n\nThe best place for artifacts is the Artisianal Camerounais, an open-air crafts market located about halfway between the Akwa Palace and the town hall.\n\nKribi\nSet on the Atlantic coast, Kribi (pop. 10,000) has excellent white-sand beaches with good restaurants overlooking the sea. The area isn't very crowded, so it's a good place to spend a couple of relaxing nights. 70 mi/115 km south of Douala.\n\nLimbe\nThis ocean-side resort has wide, flat, black-sand beaches, botanical gardens and pleasant accommodations. Take a look at the old Limbe zoo, now a primate rescue center. In the evening, taste the barbecued mackerel and bass that are sold at stands along the road. The drive from Douala to Limbe (pop. 31,000) is an easy one that takes you past working rubber, banana and palm oil plantations. 65 mi/105 km southwest of Douala.\n\nParc National du Waza\nWaza has some of Central Africa's best wildlife, though its scrubby, flat terrain isn't particularly scenic. The major attraction is the hundreds of pachyderms that congregate at Mare aux Eléphants, the main watering hole. Visitors are also likely to spot lions, giraffes, hippos, antelope, kob, baboons and monkeys. The park's many species of birdlife include hornbills, ostriches, crested cranes, herons and storks. The best time of year to see animals is from March to May, which unfortunately is also the hottest season. Driving to the main watering hole takes at least three hours from the entrance at the north-western edge of the park, a few kilometres south-west of the village of Waza. Waza is in the far north of Cameroon, just a few kilometres from the borders of Nigeria (west) and Chad (east). The best way to get there is to take the train from Douala or Yaoundé to N'Gaoundéré (about 18 and 12 hours, respectively) and either take a rental car or bush taxi the rest of the wa
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.tourism.gov.ph/explore_phil/place_details.asp?content=thingstodo&province=11#173
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Go to your local zoo.
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The food, the Restaurants, sightseeing etc.
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hanging gardens of babylon\nbanaue rice terraces\ni think there are lots
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treasure island is very cool they do a show there, also i believe there is a place called stratosphere that has an amusement ride.  the kids will love vegas regardless what you do.  all the lights and the buffets.  right up there alley.  have a blast.
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This is a site I used personaly, this should help you out:\nhttp://www.roomsforafrica.com/themes/top-tourist-experiences.jsp
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Go to the country in Africa called Cloud Cuckoo Land!
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Go here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourism