Thaba Bosiu, Maseru is one of the most popular Tourist Attractions around Maseru. The place is of great historical significance as it was from this place that the famous King Moesshoeshoe, under whose rule the country reached great heights in all field, laid the strong foundation of his kingdom. At Thaba Bosiu, Maseru you can still see the remains of the of the ancient kingdom.
At Thaba Bosiu, Maseru, you will find a sandstone plateau which lies at an elevation of 1804 meters on the base of the hills. The plateau is the natural fortress with the height of 120 m above the sea level. Moeshoeshoe, who was the 19th century chief and the founder of the Sotho made this place the head quarters of his kingdom. The place lies a distance of 124 km from Maseru. Make sure to this place of great historical significance on Tours Maseru.
Thaba Bosiu, Maseru can be accessed tarred road which runs from the tourist office and the road is in a very good condition. The visitors can climb the Rafutho's pass to reach the summit of the plateau. You will get buses and taxis from the tourist office to reach the site. The buses take you to the base of the mountains. You eill get buses to reach the place from the southern banks of Maseru. You will get guides from the tourist office. Getting to the place is very convenient on your Maseru Travel.
A visit to Thaba Bosiu, Maseru in Lesotho is a must to get acquainted with the history of the people. As you examine the ruin you will be able to get the ideal about the strength of this ancient kingdom. The place draws innumerable tourist round the year. The place is of special interest to the students of history and architecture.
Thaba Bosiu, Maseru has been witness to many great battles and historical events. Your Maseru Tours must include visit to the place. The travel agencies and the hotel authorities include visits to the place in their tour packages. There are provisions of lodging in the place. However you can go for day tours from the city of Maseru.
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