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At the moment three treks are on offer, two of them covering the great falls at Ribaneng, Ketane and Maletsunyane, the latter being particularly noteworthy as it is the highest single-drop fall in southern Africa. There is a choice of
return, once Semonkong has been reached, between going back to Maseru by road on the fourth day or continuing the pony ride
for another two days to Ha Ramabanta, where motor transport is available for the return to Maseru. The other route is the
Molimo Nthuse circular trip, starting at the Molimo Nthuse (‘God Help Me’) Centre (the actual base for the Basotho Pony Trekking Centre) and going over Thaba Putsoa (‘Blue Mountain’) Pass to reach Ha Marakabei-Senqunyane Lodge on the second day. The return trip via Molikaliko and Qiloane Falls reaches Molimo Nthuse from a different direction on the fifth day. Unlike the three falls of the first trip, Qiloane is a
wide fall with several smaller drops. Overnight stops are usually made in the rural areas in the huts of the remote Basotho
where a taste of real Basotho life is experienced. All the routes pass through magnificent countryside.
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