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  2. Lerotholi Polytechnic
Chief Lerotholi first conceptualized Lerotholi Polytechnic as a technical and vocational school in 1894, to be the first of its kind in Lesotho. In 1905, the first building was erected and various courses in trades were introduced. New skills and trades were added to the curriculum in 1929. In 1960, the school changed to an artisan-oriented institution. Two new schools were established in the 1970s and 1980s, the Commercial Training Institute and the Technician Training School. In 1991, the three schools were merged. This amalgamation came to be known as Lerotholi Polytechnic (LP). In an effort to respond to the global trends of liberalization, the government of Lesotho relinquished its responsibility over the institution and granted it autonomy through the LP Act, No. 20 of 1997 – a move intended to afford the institution the leverage to decide its own strategic direction.
Butha-Bothe, Address: Moshoeshoe Rd Central, Maseru Postal Address: P.O. Box 16 Maseru
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Adventure
  2. Snow +Rock Enduro
A bucket list riding experience, is set to take place in the mountains of Lesotho at Afriski Mountain Resort
Butha-Bothe, Afriski Resort Mokhotlong Lesotho
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Park
  2. Kimberlite Park
It is located in the north of Lesotho in Botha Buthe district, along road from town to Caledonspot
Butha-Bothe, Butha Bothe 400
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Adventure
  2. Maluti Mountain
Found in the highlands of Lesotho, the Maluti Mountains, also spelled Maloti, form the border between Lesotho and South Africa. Here you can find snow or frost on the highest peaks almost all year round and you can usually enjoy skiing between the months of May and July when the snow is plentiful. The mountains offer many other activities from hiking, mountain biking, mountain climbing and there are many 4x4 trails to keep your adrenalin going. There is also the famous pony and horse riding trails through the mountains. For the more adventurous, there is para-gliding, hang-gliding which will allow you the opportunity of the magnificent views of this spectacular area that has breath taking views
Butha-Bothe, Butha Bothe 400
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Adventure
  2. Leribe Sand Dunes
Explore the amazing sand Dunes of Leribe
Butha-Bothe, Ha Shepeseli , Butha-Bothe
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Adventure
  2. Mekhotlong Sand Dunes
It situated in Butha Buthe it only takes 4km from Butha-Bothe town
Butha-Bothe, Butha-Bothe , Lesotho
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Cave
  2. Liphofung Cave and Historical Site
Lesotho’s smallest nature reserve protects a dramatic and atmospheric rock overhang known for its historical association with the 19th-century King Moshoeshoe I and for housing a collection of rock paintings attributed to the San (Bushmen) hunter-gatherers who inhabited the region in prehistoric times. Liphofung’s other main claim to fame is that the future King Moshoeshoe I, founder of the Sotho Kingdom, sheltered in the overhang when he travelled to the area as a young man, and then used it as a natural sanatorium for injured soldiers during a battle undertaken in 1840
Butha-Bothe, Butha Bothe 400
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Cave
  2. Sekubu Cave
Geographic and Historical cave and also stalagmites and stalactites as well as the waterfall
Butha-Bothe, Botha Bothe 400
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Park
  2. Katse Botanical garden
The gardens were created as a result of plant rescue mission to mitigate the impact of the katse dam, particularly spiral aloes. The collection has a focus on the tradition sesotho medicinal plants and has a large seed bank.
Butha-Bothe, Katse Botanical garden P. O. Box 7332
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Park
  2. Liphofung Nature Reserve
Lesotho’s smallest nature reserve protects a dramatic and atmospheric rock overhang known for its historical association with the 19th-century King Moshoeshoe I and for housing a collection of rock paintings attributed to the San (Bushmen) hunter-gatherers who inhabited the region in prehistoric times. Liphofung (literally Place of the Eland) is named for the paintings of Africa’s largest antelope left behind on its walls by the San hunter-gatherers who dwelt and performed shamanic rituals in the deep overhang for a period of around 5,000. Other rock art at the site includes depictions of people hunting, stick-fighting and participating in a rainmaking ceremony. Though the paintings are more faded that at other sites in Lesotho such as Ha Baroana and Tsatsane, they are accompanied by excellent explanatory panels that show what they would have looked like in their prime and also place then in a cultural context
Butha-Bothe, Butha Bothe 400
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Ski
  2. Mahlasela Afriski
The only skiing resort in Lesotho. Come and test your own limits on the slopes or discover the rich cultural heritage of the Basotho people.
Butha-Bothe,
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Dam
  2. ‘Muela hydropower station
‘Muela hydropower station is situated mid-way between the Katse Dam in Lesotho and the Ash River Outfall in South Africa.
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