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Lake Letsie- Travel Tips
What to See, How to Plan & Tours- Natural Scenery
- 5 Reviews
Lake Letsie, located in Lesotho's Quthing District, is the country's largest natural freshwater body and sits at an altitude of 2,400 meters in the Drakensberg mountains. Originally a small lake, it was expanded in 1968 by damming the Mohlakeng River and is now a protected area recognized as a Ramsar site since 2004. Surrounded by high-altitude wetlands, the lake supports a diverse ecosystem, including rare bird species like the wattled crane and the endangered Maluti redfin fish.
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Reviews of Lake Letsie
Sebastian G. Gekko - 5
Spend the night there! Wonderful place!
Lefu Namane - 5
Great Place to be!
NapoL. Trading - 5
A beautiful secluded place to camp and explore.......
Lehlohonolo Chefa - 5
Lesotho's Best kept secret and Ramsar Site. No public toilet. The place is not managed by anyone it’s free for all. Be on the look for lone dogs and they can attack you from nowhere. Make sure you are kind to herdboys as you won’t know what will happen and might need them. It’s best you come with friends and colleagues to enjoy fully
Toby Mitchell - 4
Been here once, it snowed that day so didn't get a the full experience. Will plan a trip again.
