Teyateyaneng Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Teyateyaneng

Your last real break feel like it was a lifetime ago? No dramas — book a ticket to Teyateyaneng and you'll be heading off before you know it!

There's no need to travel too far to reach Teyateyaneng, located 30 kilometres to the northeast of the thriving city of Maseru.

Everyone knows that time spent in nature makes you feel happier and healthier. In light of that, why wouldn't you travel 50 kilometres out of Teyateyaneng to Mohale Dam? Maluti Mountains, 30 kilometres away, is one more excellent option.

The Catharina Brand Museum and St. James Anglican Church are not far from the centre of Ladybrand, 30 kilometres to the west of Teyateyaneng. Why not make your way there and have a gander?

Your eyes shouldn't have all the fun while you're in Lesotho. Give your taste buds a little lovin' too by sampling some of the local food and drink. After all, you haven't really experienced a destination until you've tasted its flavours.

Typical food here often includes cassava and fish, two ingredients for which the local area is famous for plating up.

Of course, you can't head home from Teyateyaneng without digging into pap-pap (boiled cornmeal dish) or makoenya (fried cakes). Popular with the locals and considered regional specialties, they are a must-try experience for any food-loving adventurer.

Holiday calories don't count, right? So it's an ideal excuse to indulge your sweet tooth in some milk tart (made from condensed milk), a well-liked dessert.

If you're feeling thirsty and would like to indulge in a glass of amber nectar, we suggest Maluti Beer. Grab a stool during happy hour, mingle with the locals and soak up the atmosphere!

Delectable food, dancing and music — national celebrations reveal the best of what a country has to offer. Make sure you join in on the festivities on Independence Day on the 4th of October.

Security checkpoints, delayed flights and long lines. Airports are often very challenging places. Give yourself extra time to head to Durban International Airport (DUR). Located 330 kilometres to the east, it's the closest terminal.