Morija, located approximately 35 kilometers south of Maseru in western Lesotho, was established in 1833 as the site of the first French Protestant mission in the country. Known as the "Well-Spring of Learning," it is home to the Morija Museum and Archives, which preserves valuable records of Lesotho's history. The town also hosts the annual Morija Arts & Cultural Festival, celebrating Basotho heritage through various artistic expressions. Visitors can explore historical sites, including the Morija Mission Church, and enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and bird watching in the surrounding areas.