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Amphitheatre Backpackers Drakensberg
A great place to stay . They offer 3 tours Rock Climing on the Cathedral Peak .
Hike to the Tugela Falls , the 2nd highest in the world ,the highest in Africa.
Lesotho day trip .The highest country in the world . South Africa and Lesotho are separated from one another by the Drakensberg mountains .
We stayed 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS, had beakfast dinner every day and took the LESOTHO DAY TOUR for R1,800 = $250 canadian approx for everything .
Hike to the Tugela Falls , the 2nd highest in the world ,the highest in Africa.
Lesotho day trip .The highest country in the world . South Africa and Lesotho are separated from one another by the Drakensberg mountains .
We stayed 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS, had beakfast dinner every day and took the LESOTHO DAY TOUR for R1,800 = $250 canadian approx for everything .
Lesotho
The Drakensberg
Local Besotho boys at the pub
The old boys at the local pub . Notice the more traditional bushman with his big hat and blanket .( I wonder who is watching his cattle )
Lesotho is the highest country in the world . Separated from South Africa by the Drakensberg mountains, known in Zulu as Ukhuhlamba , which means the barrier of spears .
Lesotho is the country , Besotho are the citizens , and Sesotho is the language .They are decendents from the Nguni tribes , who took refuge in these mountains from the Zulu's , Boer and British .
A young Besotho boy , wearing my hat . Canadian eh!
There is a family living in this hut . Must get weet when it rains .
Look I can see the C.N. Tower from here.
Stoneage cave paintings from the San people
Local Besotho boys at the pub
The old boys at the local pub . Notice the more traditional bushman with his big hat and blanket .( I wonder who is watching his cattle )
Lesotho is the highest country in the world . Separated from South Africa by the Drakensberg mountains, known in Zulu as Ukhuhlamba , which means the barrier of spears .
This is one of the poorest country's in the world . There are no tarred roads and they use horses to travel around .
The bushmen(Nguni tribes men ) travel great distances , with their cattle , looking for grazing , and sleep out in the open , eating lizards and mice for nourishment .
Time has stood still here .
Stop and listen , you hear no cars , planes , trains , just the odd whistel from the Bushmen hearding their cattle .
Lesotho is the country , Besotho are the citizens , and Sesotho is the language .They are decendents from the Nguni tribes , who took refuge in these mountains from the Zulu's , Boer and British .
A young Besotho boy , wearing my hat . Canadian eh!
There is a family living in this hut . Must get weet when it rains .
Look I can see the C.N. Tower from here.
Stoneage cave paintings from the San people
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