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Travel Guide To Lesotho
Travel Guide to Lesotho: The Kingdom of the Sky
Lesotho is a mountainous kingdom in southern Africa, home to the hospitable Basotho people. It covers an area of 30,355 square kilometers, about the size of Belgium.
Telle Falls
Situated on the Southern Border of the Lesotho Mountain Kingdom lies one of the most spectacular, unexplored valleys, Telle Falls
Katse Dam
Katse Dam, centerpiece of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project is a fine piece of engineering.
Oxbow
Oxbow is one of the few places in Africa where snow skiing is possible, although the quality of the snow depends of the vagaries of the weather and the large differential between night and daytime temperatures in the winter season, which can cause the snow to melt rapidly.
Semonkong
The Maletsunyane Falls is the highest waterfall in Southern Africa, falling 196 metres in a single drop.
Malealea
The Malealea Valley is situated in the South-Western Part of Lesotho in the Thaba Putsoa Mountain Range.
Mount Moorosi
The Mount Moorosi Region is situated in Southern Lesotho and offers new and exciting places to visit.
Ramabanta
A fine village on the main road to Semonkong, about forty-five minutes from Roma,
Sethlabathebe
Sehlabathebe National Park, the oldest nature reserve in the country, is remote and almost inaccessible, but predictably peaceful and stunningly beautiful.
Qachas Nek
Qachas Nek has recently had the main tar road connected to it from Maseru. This means that a two-wheel drive vehicle can drive on on one of the most scenic drives in Lesotho from the east all the way to Maseru. It's a beautiful, undulating drive, among the loveliest in Lesotho.
Tsethlanyane
The Tsethlanyane National Park is located deep in the front range of the Maluti Mountains at the foot of the Holomo Pass and only about 45 minutes on a good road from the South African border post of Caledonspoort.
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