Butha-Buthe Plateau, Lesotho



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There are also mysterious caves used by the San (Bushmen) in the area near Qalo and Sekubu, and some dinosaur footprints.
One of the most significant local sites for Basotho, as it played an important part in their cultural heritage. It is a flat-topped sandstone plateau that was the site of Moshoeshoe 1’s original mountain fortress up to 1824, before he moved to Thaba-Bosiu. More info on: members.fortunecity.com
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