Sehlabathebe National Park

Sehlabathebe National Park spans 69.5 square kilometers of grasslands and cliffs at an elevation of 2,400 meters in the Maloti Mountains.

The park, established in 1969, contains 65 rock art sites that document the presence of ancient inhabitants in this mountainous region.

Local Basotho villages near the park maintain their traditional lifestyle, offering insights into regional customs through interactions with residents.

The park's lodge accommodates 40 guests with dining facilities, while a separate camping area includes ablution facilities for outdoor enthusiasts.

The park shelters the Maluti redfin, a fish species found exclusively in these waters, along with rare bearded vultures in the mountain environment.

GPS coordinates: -29.90805,29.11690

Latest update: March 4, 2025 08:14