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  2. Quthing tours and Adventure
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Quthing, Mt Moorosi Quthing Lesotho
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Adventure
  2. Moorosi chalets
Visitors can stop over at Ellenberger's Cave House where they can see dinosaur footprints. There is a guided tour to the ruins of the historical mount Moorosi fortress, why chief Moorosi fought a battle against the cape mounted Rifles
Quthing, Ha Makae Mount Moorosi Lesotho
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Historical Place
  2. Mount Moorosi
Is a mountain in the Drakensberg mountain range on the banks of the Orange River in southern Basutoland. It acquired the name Moorosi's Mountain after Moorosi, the Chief of a local tribe, who, after committing acts deemed to hostile to the Cape Colonial adminiatration, fortified himself on the mountain. "Moorosi's Mountain is an isolated, rising steeply on the south bank of the Orange River, about 1, 500 metres feet and connected with the range on the south by a low narrow nek." Stated by a Royal Engineer who was posted on the mountain after the siege began.
Quthing, Quthing district, Lesotho
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Water fall
  2. Majoana-mabeli falls
It is situated in Quthing district in Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho and it is one of the most stunning fall in Lesotho
Quthing, Quthing , Lesotho
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Dam
  2. Lake Letsie (Lets'eng la Letsie)
is a reservoir in the Drakensberg mountains in Quthing District, Lesotho. The reservoir was formed when a smaller, natural lake was enlarged by damming the source of the Mohlakeng River in 1968. The lake and the wetlands surrounding the shore have been designated as a national protected area since 2001 and a Ramsar site since 2004.
Quthing, Quthing , Lesotho
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Cave
  2. Masitise Cave House Museum
Is a cave that was sealed and turned into a family home in 1866 by Reverend David Frederic Ellenberg. The cave has a negative dinosaur footprint in the ceiling, a natural spring water source, and the Reverend's son Edmond burried in a wall. Today the cave is a museum that displays artifacts from Morija Museum of Archives and tells the story of Rev. Ellenverger's 55 years in Lesotho. It is located just off the A4 on a dirt road that is about 5 kilometers west of Quthing turnoff and gas a sign for the Masitise Primary School. Continue 1 km on the dirt road past the school and church. The family or a volunteer living in the house beside the church can take you on a short walk to the cave.
Quthing, Masitise, Quthing 700, Lesotho
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