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Antsirabe is located 170km from Antananarivo, where the Malagasy come in search of peace and quiet to escape the bustling capital. Known as the ‘Malagasy Vichy’ because of its numerous hot springs and thermal baths, Madagascar’s third largest city offers tourists a bustling and gritty atmosphere in a setting reminiscent of the Belle Epoque It is the starting of Madagascar's famous RN7. It lies at an altitude of 2,000m. The city can be experienced on foot or on one of the many colourful pulled rickshaws - referred to locally as 'pousse-pousses'. The city’s charming attractions include French colonial buildings dating back to the early 20th century, Scandinavian villas, vibrant markets, and artisan workshops. Nno visit is complete without a trip up Ivohitra Hill, where a panoramic view of the scenic highlands awaits. Nearby, you can visit the 3 lakes of Andraikiba, Titriva and Andranomafana. The region is surrounded by rice fields.
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