Madagascar's Wild East: Jungle Trails and Coastal Cliffs is a vivid, first-person journey through one of the planet's most biodiverse and mysterious landscapes. From the whispering rainforests of Vohibola to the coral-edged shores of the Masoala Peninsula, the book follows the author's trek along Madagascar's untamed eastern coast-a realm where jungle meets ocean and where every step uncovers a story of resilience, beauty, and survival.Written in an immersive narrative style, the book blends adventure travel with cultural insight, ecological awareness, and personal reflection. It invites readers to walk ancient forest paths shadowed by lemurs, wade across mangrove channels alive with birdcalls, and share meals with coastal villagers whose traditions are as enduring as the tides.Each chapter unveils a different face of Madagascar's wild east-its rainforests, vanilla farms, cliffs, and coral bays-capturing the rhythm of life between storm and sunlight. The appendices offer practical guidance for trekkers: detailed trail routes, seasonal advice, cultural etiquette, and responsible travel principles for those wishing to explore ethically and sustainably.More than a hiking chronicle, Madagascar's Wild East is a meditation on coexistence-between people and nature, sea and forest, tradition and modernity. It's a call to wander not only with curiosity but with reverence for the fragile, enduring wonder that is Madagascar.