tourists attractions

1. DISCOVERTHEKINGDOMINTHESKY
• Discover the hidden gem of Southern Africa with Lesotho, a land of majestic
mountains, cascading waterfalls, and rich cultural heritage.
• From the towering peaks of the Sani Pass to the tranquil valleys of Sehlabathebe
National Park, Lesotho offers a diverse array of attractions for adventurers and
nature lovers alike.
• Embark on thrilling pony treks through remote villages, marvel at the towering
Maletsunyane Falls, or explore the historical fortress of Thaba-Bosiu.
• Whether you seek adrenaline-pumping adventures or serene natural beauty, Lesotho
beckons with its pristine landscapes and warm Basotho hospitality.

2. SANIPASS
i. A breathtaking mountain pass connecting
Lesotho and South Africa, offering stunning
views and adventurous driving experiences.
ii. The Sani Pass tour gives you the
opportunity to experience an adventure of a
life time – an exciting journey up this
famous mountain pass. The tour starts in
the small town of Underberg in South Africa
and crosses into the mountain Kingdom of
Lesotho, exploring the high altitude
mountain vistas in the Sani Top area of
Lesotho.
iii. Our Sani Pass tour snakes up the mountain
and takes you through a scenic valley along
a crystal clear river, making for a breath-
taking experience. Your personal Tour Guide
will fill you in on all you can learn about the
history of the pass and the surrounding
area.

3. THABA-BOSIU
 Thaba-Bosiu is an historical plateau located in
the Maseru region of Lesotho.
 This site, situated approximately 25 km from
the country’s capital, Maseru, was once the
stronghold of Chief Moshoeshoe and his Basotho
people.
 What remains today is evidence of the Chief’s
dwelling and villages with a cemetery.
 Thaba-Bosiu is Lesotho’s great national
monument.
 There is an information centre available if
visitors would like to visit the site using a
recently tarred road.
 The Thaba-Bosiu plateau has about a 2 km²
surface and a height of 1 804 meters above sea
level.
 The name Thaba-Bosiu means “Mountain of the
Night”.

4. HAKOMECAVEDWELLINGS
An 18th-century hideout became a permanent and ongoing residence for one Lesotho
tribe.
THE CLIFF OVERHANGS OF HA Kome are a series of cave dwellings an hour’s drive
from Maseru, the capital of Lesotho.
While their exact history is unknown, the current inhabitants are descended from Basia
tribesmen and women who first made the overhang home in the late 1800s.
The Mefcane (“the Crushing”) was a period of intense socio-political unrest during the
1820s and 30s throughout southern Africa, defined by widespread drought, forced
migration, and inter-tribal warfare.

5. HAKOMECAVEDWELLINGS

6. TSEHLANYANE NATIONAL PARK
I. Situated near the town of Butha-Buthe, Tsehlanyane National Park is known for
its rugged mountains, deep valleys, and indigenous forests.
II. Visitors can explore hiking trails, go horseback riding, or simply enjoy the
tranquility of nature.
III. Ts’ehlanyane National Parks is located in the Lesotho Highlands Area, which is
adorned with some of the most outstanding natural assets our Kingdom of
Lesotho has to offer.

7. TSEHLANYANENATIONALPARK

8. AFRISKIRESORT
 Afriski is the only skiing resort in Lesotho,
located 3050 m above sea-level (just below
Mahlasela Pass, 3222 m) in the Maluti
Mountains, operating in Southern Africa near
the northern border of Lesotho with South
Africa.
 It is one of only two ski resorts in southern
Africa.
 The resort is a 4.5-hour drive from
Johannesburg or Pretoria via the steep tarred
Moteng pass and the Mahlasela pass; it sits
along Highway A1.
 The resort can accommodate about 320 people
and offers a 1 km ski slope, beginners slope
and operates during the winter months
(June–August).
 Afriski also operates in the summer months
and offer a variety of activities, from
mountain biking, guided Enduro motorbike
trips, paintball, hiking, trail running, and
more.

9. MOKHOTLONGPONYTREK:
No visit to Lesotho would be incomplete without a pony trek.
 It is the transport of choice for most Basotho as the sturdy ponies handle the narrow
trails better than any 4X4 can.
Many of the ponies used are owned by Basotho's.
 There are many day outings that are around 3 to 4 hours long.
If you want to experience a bit of Basotho culture as well the ideal opportunity you need
to take advantage of is the overnight pony treks.
Overnight treks can be tailor-made to your requirements.
You can explore Bushman paintings and experiencing Basotho culture.

10. HALEJONE
i. Ha Lejone is a village in the Leribe
District of northern Lesotho It is on a
ridge above a bend of the Malibamat'so
River 15 kilometers (9.3 mi) east of the
Mafika-Lisiu Pass, which links Ha Lejone
with the community of Pitseng.
ii. It is also the northern extent of the high
water backed up by the Katse Dam, 25
kilometers (16 mi) to the south.
iii. There is a bridge across the river just
south of the village.

11. END OF PRESENTATION
• Experience the awe-inspiring landscapes of Lesotho through thrilling mountain
adventures, cultural immersions in traditional villages, and insightful visits to
museums and historical sites.
• From the towering peaks of Thabana Ntlenyana to the vibrant markets of Maseru,
Lesotho offers a diverse array of attractions that promise unforgettable experiences for
every traveler.
• Explore the kingdom's hidden treasures and immerse yourself in its rich heritage,
leaving with memories that will last a lifetime.
• Thank you
• By: Matseliso Aumane

12. REFERENCE
• https://www.roofofafricatours.com/tours/sani-pass-tour/
• https://www.lesotho-info.co.za/country/town/738/thaba-bosiu
• https://environment.gov.ls/protected-places/tsehlanyane-national-park/
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afriski
• https://seelesotho.com/pony-trekking/
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ha_Lejone
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