Lesotho case essay

Lesotho is totally landlocked by South Africa; therefore healthy diplomatic relations between the two countries are of utmost importance because South Africa is the only road gateway into and out of Lesotho.

Apart from those unique landmarks Lesotho has the following: Undulating landscape (magnificent and widely accepted) What Basotho call the Engineering Project of the decade which is the Katse Dam, consists of a 185m tall double-curvature arch wall, and other Lesotho Highlands Water Project dams

Maseru as the capital city of Lesotho cannot accommodate more than one thousand tourists. On the contrary, even if more establishments were set up, most of the time the rooms would not be occupied because this came to the attention of a tour operator when he had to organize a tour for a group of 1000 guests.

Several places of interest like rock paintings have been vandalized by untrained care-takers and villagers some thinking they are preserving the works of art; as did one care-taker of the Bushmen paintings’ site who poured water on the paintings thinking they will be more visible only to find out that he was destroying the artifacts.