Woman with sandalwood face mask

Local woman with sandalwood face mask - used as sun protection and a beautification. Sandstone Massif. Isalo National Park
MADAGASCAR
Isalo was declared a National Park in 1962. This is a sacred area to the Bara tribe who have used caves in the canyon walls as burial sites for centuries. The park was created to protect the rare endemic plants in the region as well as the 7 species of lemurs found there.

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Image Size: 4312x2868 / 19.3MB; Sun screen Face mask Sandalwood Sandstone Caves Burial ground Bara tribe Plants Ring-tailed lemur Canyon des makis Isalo National Park Madagascar
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Local woman with sandalwood face mask - used as sun protection and a beautification. Sandstone Massif. Isalo National Park<br />
MADAGASCAR<br />
Isalo was declared a National Park in 1962. This is a sacred area to the Bara tribe who have used caves in the canyon walls as burial sites for centuries. The park was created to protect the rare endemic plants in the region as well as the 7 species of lemurs found there.