The first thing I notice is the hats. This is not Ascot, so there are no ladies in ostrich feathers, but a ragged crowd of men wearing everything from gumboots and jeans to big patterned blankets. We’re gathered along a track curving through stubbly fields, with a hazy backdrop of blue mountains. It’s a big race day at the Morija cultural festival, so you might expect the headgear of choice to be the Basotho hat, the woven cone traditionally favoured…
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The Lesotho Wildrun 2011 began on a perfect day – no clouds, beautiful blue skies and cool clear air. On the 24th March 2011, 33 runners set off into the Maluti mountains of Lesotho…
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Ever wondered where to go camping in Lesotho? Here is some advise and a non-exhaustive list, including GPS co-ordinates of many campsites available all around Lesotho.…
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Described as the “Kingdom in the sky” or the “Mountain Kingdom”, Lesotho provides memorable scenery for tourists, with its surreal rock formations, lakes, grasslands and mountains characterize the varied landscapes of this mountain kingdom,…
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Abseiling in Lesotho Lesotho Adventure and Sports
Abseiling the Maletsunyane falls – Take the plunge!
Maletsunyane Falls near Semonkong is the venue for this daring feat and as waterfalls go, this is probably the most famous waterfall in the Mountain Kingdom.…
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Fishing in Lesotho is one of the more popular Lesotho activities and not without good reason. As it offers plenty of excitement for the angler and can be undertaken at numerous sites around the…
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Prince Harry rode into a mountain village on horseback in a colourful African royal procession before introducing his brother William to one of the world's poorest countries. As the two brothers began a two-day visit…