Archaeology handicrafts and science and technology sites to visit Ambositra

Idom'Art refers to a collective of artisan markers whose work is valued by Maud Brun, who since 2015 has helped them make a living from their talent. With a know-how that has been passed down for three generations, strength, patience and meticulousness, the cutters and finishers create unique, absolutely beautiful works. Maud accompanies them in the choice of wood, the research of new models, the marketing, the organization of exhibitions. If you have a couple of hours to spare, you can learn how to cut on the spot with a craftsman.

A family workshop where you can admire a craftsman marker at work; dazzling! You will be warmly welcomed by Charlotte and her husband. Call first to inform you of your arrival and make sure they are present, their workshop is on their place of residence. After the demonstration, you will be kindly directed to the small shop that displays the beautiful fruit of their work. It was a necessary passage, difficult to leave empty-handed.

A place of worship and purification according to tradition, it is the ideal goal of an authentic stroll, through small villages and rice fields. Possibility to bathe, camp and fish there.