Lesotho (le-soo-too) is called Southern Africa's ‘kingdom in the sky’ for a good reason. This stunningly beautiful, mountainous country is a landlocked country in southern Africa, entirely surrounded by South Africa and it is a fascinating travel detour from its larger neighbour.
The country is just over 30,000 kilometers squared in size, and has a population of approximately 2,067,000. Its capital and largest city is Maseru.
The ‘lowland’ areas (all of which are still above 1000m) offer some craft shopping and dinosaur footsteps, while the highlands in the northeast and centre feature towering peaks (over 3000m) and verdant valleys which offers superb mountain scenery, proud traditional people, endless hiking trails, and the chance to explore remote areas on Basotho ponies.
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Trek South Africa 2012
A comprehensive tour of north eastern South Africa, South African colonial history, visiting battlefields, and learning about Zulu culture, as well as visiting the kingdoms of Swaziland and Lesotho. |
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Lesotho, Battlefields and Zululand 2012
See the battlefields of the boer wars, such as Blood River, Rorkes Drift and Talana Hill. Walk through traditional Zulu and Basotho villages, and see the kingdom of Lesotho. |
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Zululand, Battlefields & Lesotho 2012
Embark on the history of the early British, Afrikaner and Zulu wars at Blood River, Talana Hills and Rorke's Drift. Visit the mighty Tugela Falls (the second highest waterfalls in the world) Walk the mountainous Drakensberg mountains before exploring the breathtaking country side of Lesotho. |
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Kruger, Lesotho and Battlefields 2012
Wildlife encounters in Kruger National Park battlefields, ‘Blood River‘, Rorke‘s Drift, Talana Hill Zulu and Basotho villages Drakensberg and Royal National Park trekking Kingdom of Lesotho |
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Lesotho, Battlefields, and Garden Route 2012
Starting in Johannesburg, this tour will take your through Lesotho, where you will experience Basotho culture, followed by a trip to the Drakensberg mountains and visiting of the battlefields of the Boer war. After which, the tour heads along the garden route down to Cape Town. |
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Kruger, Lesotho and Garden Route 2012
Five days spent roaming the Kruger National Park, followed by a tour through Lesotho and the Drakensberg, visiting battlefield sites on the way to Durban. Then a trip along the garden route towards Cape Town. |
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