Maseru

Maseru is situated about 50 miles (80 kilometers) from Lesotho, a an important city in Lesotho.

Discover Maseru's visitor attractions. See the Parliament Building and Setsoto Stadium.

To connect with the Lesotho lifestyle get out and visit the landscapes and communities surrounding Maseru. Nkau and Likalaneng are two other places worth checking out while you're in Lesotho.

If you are looking for indoor activities, make a beeline for Lesotho's excellent craft workshops. These are great places to to learn about the local lore and culture and perhaps pick up an unusual souvenir.

When it gets cold, head to this area. Grab your woollen hat and scarf and try the wintersports here. Try cross-country skiing or skiing. If you enjoy mixing with like-minded travelers, this region offers plenty of specialist activities such as guided nature walks.

Sampling the food eaten by locals is often about more than just satisfying appetites. It offers a glimpse into the way of life in Lesotho. Some ingredients found in a number of Lesotho menus are cassava and fish. Pap-pap (boiled cornmeal dish) and makoenya (fried cakes) are just two interesting options for you to try. Milk tart (made from condensed milk), a good way to wrap up your meal. Find a good spot to relax with a glass of Maluti Beer, a much-loved beer in these parts. Taste one of the most popular beverages in the region, namely tea.

When it's time to say farewell to Maseru, head to the nearest major airport situated in Maseru, 11 miles (18 kilometers) to the south.