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  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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Handcrafts center
  2. Basotho hat
Basotho Hat offers a wide range of handicrafts produced in Lesotho.  A worthwhile stop in Lesotho to stock up on souvenirs and gifts.
Maseru, Maseru 100, Lesotho
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Adventure
  2. Sky Adventure
Sky Adventures is a company based in the Kingdom of Lesotho, Who specialize in events and adventure tourism with a passion for cycling. ​ They are experts in activity based team building, seminars, customized events & tours through Lesot
Maseru, Suite 147, AVANI LESOTHO
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  2. Mehloli Agro-tourism Farm
Driven by the desire of modernising agriculture, the founder of Mehloli Agri-tourism farm ‘Majeriele Pheko has ventured into classical farm that diversify agriculture into being great source of tourism attraction. The farm produces different exotic fruit trees such as strawberry and gooseberries from which she produces jam. And, currently she is on a verge of expanding her production after   having good harvest from gooseberry which she tried to plant to test if gooseberry can actually grow in our country. Fortunately, it successfully grew well rather than exporting it from Cape Town South Africa where it originates from here in a southern Africa. ADVERTISEMENT In an interview with theReporter, the 44 year-old farmer said gooseberry is an expensive sweet fruit which has an impressive health benefits. It contains dietary fibre which can control  sugar level, reduce blood pressure and  risk of chronic conditions  such as cancer and heart problems. ” My interest in planting exotic fruits came from my observation that many people in our country are only interested in familiar agricultural fruits and as a result they face high competition. Therefore, I wanted to be exceptional and be recognized. I also encourage people who have the above mentioned health problems to eat to maintain good health to themselves” she remarked. Based in Ha Teko in Maseru, the farmer further said she started her farming activity in 2020 during an uptight lockdown when many people were unable to go to shops at any time due to the curfew restrictions. She therefore jumped into an opportunity of being a reliable producer aiming to supply her community with fresh vegetables through the help of her husband who is a well- established farmer who owns Mehloli Agro business which specializes in designing and creation of green houses to many people. “My farm is a sister business to Mohloli Agro which is under the supervision of my husband. I decided to start it because I also wanted people to actually see the great work done by my husband at our own business rather than traveling to where worked.” She remarked. Since the establishment of the small business, she also offers internship programmes to students who study agriculture related courses.
Maseru, Ha Teko, Maseru 100
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  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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Cave
  2. Sehonghong cave
Located near the peak of Sehonghong in the Vergelega area. The cave can be wet in summer and offers accommodation for 2 people. It has an altitude of 3,302 Location(Degrees) 39⁰29'54.2"529⁰17'56.1"E
Thaba-Tseka, Thaba Tseka 800
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Water fall
  2. Maletsunyane Falls
Maletsunyane Falls is a 192-metre-high (630 ft) waterfall in the Southern African country Lesotho.[1] It is located near the town of Semonkong (Site of smoke), which also is named after the falls.[2] The waterfall is on the Maletsunyane River and it falls from a ledge of Triassic-Jurassic basalt.[3] Semonkong Lodge offers you the chance to explore the magnificent scenery and culture of Lesotho. The Lodge together with the local community provides ponies and guides for day trips to the Maletsunyane Falls.
Maseru, Semonkong
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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.
Butha-Bothe,
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Dam
  2. Mohale Dam
Mohale Dam is the second-largest dam in the Lesotho Highlands Development Project constructed at the confluence of the Senqunyane and Likalaneng Rivers. Mohale Dam lies almost 100km east of Maseru along the surfaced A3. The dam is connected by a tunnel with Katse Dam to ensure enough water supply to South Africa.
Maseru,
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Dam
  2. Katse Dam
Katse Dam is a popular holiday destination, situated in the Maliba-mats’o River. This is the highest dam in Africa, also one of the world’s ten largest concrete arch dams in terms of volume, with a capacity of nearly 2 billion cubic meters and a surface area of 38.5 square kilometers. The dam provides in the region of 72 megawatts of electricity for Lesotho and earns millions in revenue for supplying South Africa with water. The construction of the Katse Dam started in February 1991 and was completed in May 1997.
Thaba-Tseka, Malibamatso
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Park
  2. Boqate Leisure Park
The most beautiful park in the mountain kingdom. Boqate Leisure Park is a park based at Ha-Fako(adjacent to Ha-Leqele and Ha-Makhoathi), Maseru. We are dedicated to providing you with the best experience.
Maseru, Ha Fako, pela Ha Leqele le Ha Makhoathi
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