This presentation is about some of tourists attractions found in Lesotho
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BEAUTIFUL PLACES TO VISIT IN LESOTHO THIS PRESENTATION IS ABOUT SOME OF NATURAL AND MAN MADE FEATURES THAT ARE FOUND WITHING LESOTHO . (NOT ALL TOURISM ATTRACTIONS ARE PRESETED IN THIS PRESENTATION)
Little highlight about Lesotho Lesotho is a small country that is surrounded by south Africa. Lesotho is known to be a mountainous country with exciting natural features and valuable natural resources and minerals. The country has 10 districts and are classified in 2 regions namely Highlands and lowlands. The beauty of the country
ABOUT THIS PRESENTATION DAMS KATSE DAM MOHALE DAM FALLS MALETSUNYANE FALL WILDLIFE PARKS SEHLABATHEBE NATIONAL PARK BOKONG NATURE RESERVE
ABOUT THIS PRESENTATION WILDLIFE PARK TS’EHLANYNE NATIONAL PARK
KATSE DAM This 185m high double curvature arch dam wall was constructed from February 1991 and completed in may 1997, and forms part of phase 1 of Lesotho Highlands Water Project, the dam was built by the highlands water venture (HWV), a consortium of seven international contractors namely Imbrigilo (a leading company) from Italy; Bouyegues from France, Hochtief from Germany, Stirling and Kier from the United Kingdom and Concor and Group 5 from South Africa Built at a confluence of Bokong and Malibamats’o rivers, the dam boasts a storage capacity of 1,950 billion litres , and stands at 2,000 metres above sea. It is one of fewer than 30 double-curved concrete arch dams in the world and one of the world’s 10 largest concrete arch dams in terms of its volume. It is the highest dam wall in Africa. https://lhwp.co.za/dam/
Katse dam ABOUT THE WALL The wall is 185 metres high, 60 metres wide at the base, 9 metres wide at the top and curves from side to side as from top to bottom, making it one of only 30 double-curved concrete arch dam walls in the world. During the initial excavation, it was discovered that the bedrock of was seismically unstable so the clever engineers incorporated a moveable joint in the dam’s base to allow it flex. Watch Video below
KATSE DAM VIEW
MOHALE DAM Mohale Dam is constracted at the influence of Senqunyane and Likalaneng rivers. The dam allows for abstraction and diversion of waters of Senqunyane river through a 32 km interconnecting tunnel from Mohale reservoir to Katse on the Bokong arm. Water can be drawn from katse to Mohale dam. Watch video
‘ MALETSUNYANE FALL Maletsunyane falls, single cataract on a tributary of the Orange River in Lesotho, 75 miles (121 km) southeast of Maseru with a drop of 630 feet (192 metres ), it is one of the world’s highest waterfall and is important to Lesotho as a tourist attraction. Watch video
WILDLIFE PARKS . SEHLABATHEBE NATIONAL PARK . BOKONG NATURE RESERVE Bokong Nature Reserve Sehlabathebe National Park
SEHLABATHEBE NATIONAL PARK The Sehlabathebe National park is located in the Maluti Mountains in Qacha’s Nek District,Lesotho , and is part of the the large Maloti Drakensberg World Heritage site Home to both striking biological diversity as well as important culture heritage the park was first established on May 8,1969 The landscape is dominated by grassland of various type. The larger ecosystem as a whole performs invaluable functions including providing freshwater to Lesotho, south Africa and Namibia.
SEHLABATHEBE VIEWS
BOKONG NATURE RESERVE Bokong Nature Reserve is located in the Lesotho Highlands Area, which is adorned with some of the most outstanding natural assets our kingdom of Lesotho has to offer. These treasures are protected under several statutes including the National Environment Act, No. 10 of 2008, which is based on the principles that every person in Lesotho has a right to a clean and healthy environment and that sustainable development is founded on the sound management of the environment . The ministry of Tourism ,Environment, and culture and the Lesotho Northern Parks Management are dedicated to safeguarding, promoting, conserving, and sharing the country’s rich
Bokong Nature Reserve VIEWS
TS’EHLANYANE NATIONAL PARK Ts'ehlanyane National Park is a National Park in Lesotho. It is located in the Maloti Mountains in Leribe District, and is part of the larger Maloti-Drakensberg Transfrontier Conservation Area. This Lesotho northern park protects a high-altitude, 2,600-metre (8,500 ft ) patch of rugged wilderness, including one of Lesotho’s only stands of indigenous forest with a number of rare undergrowth plants that are unique to this woodland habitat. The name " Ts'ehlanyane " is the local common name for the berg bamboo ( Thamnocalamus tessellatus ), from which the river and park take their name. It is fitting that the park should bear the name of this Drakensberg endemic plant, as it may be the most important refuge for this plant in the entire Maloti-Drakensberg mountain range.
THIS IS THE END OF THE PRESENTATION THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND PATIENCE For more information about presented tourism attractions in Lesotho and other tourist attractions in Lesotho; PLEASE VISIT WEB SITES ABOUT LESOTHO TOURISTS ATTRACTIONS FROM THE NEXT PAGE AND PAY THE VISIT TO HAVE BETTER EXPERIENCE AND VIEW OF ITS BEAUTY PRESENTATION BY: THUSO SETEMERE
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