Northern Lesotho |
I write on purpose that I went there - it was absolutely impossible to drive to the village! At least not by using my small normal car. By 4x4 yes, but not with my small normal car. But well, local people also walk a lot here, and besides, it was only one kilometer to cover by foot....
However, this homestay was really nice, absolutely quiet, no power, no running water. Great food cooked by the mother and grandmother of my English speaking host. (Grandma is 107 years old, by the way!!!!). People here go to bed with the chickens and in the morning they are woken up by the same chickens (well - minus one quite big cock...). Milk, fruit, vegetables, jam, and bread - everything was home-made. Only tomatoes, they bought at the market, when grandma realized, that I like them whatever time of the day it is!
In Lesotho there are many caves with old rock paintings, some of them up to 6000 years old. They show people, animals and mythical figures. Many of these paintings are very well-preserved and are now protected by the government.