Maletsunyane Falls is a 192-meter cascading waterfall that is one of the highest single-drop falls in the southern hemisphere. There are various viewpoints to appreciate the breathtaking scenery of the falls, and activities such as abseiling and hiking are available for adventurous visitors.
Ts'ehlanyane National Park is a haven for nature lovers and hikers with its diverse range of flora and fauna. The park features breathtaking landscapes such as the Maletsunyane Waterfall (not to be confused with Maletsunyane Falls) and the Holomo Pass, which provides stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
While Maseru is a walkable city center, hiring a private car or taxi is recommended for travel to locations outside the city. Maletsunyane Falls and Ts'ehlanyane National Park are accessible via paved road and usually have parking available for visitors. Expect to spend LSL 500-800 for a private car and LSL 300-500 for a taxi.
If you have more time, consider adding a visit to either the Katse Dam, which is known for its scenic beauty, or the Liphofung Cave, which houses some of the best examples of San rock art in Lesotho. If you have less time, prioritize the natural wonders and adjust accordingly.
The only international airport in Lesotho is the Moshoeshoe International Airport (MSU), located approximately 20km from the Maseru city center.