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Quthing Moyeni, a town located in the southernmost fringes of Lesotho, has a long and interesting history. Established in the year 1877, Quthing Moyeni was vacated during the Gun War of 1880. It was later rebuilt at its current location in the southern edge of Lesotho. Quthing is also locally known as ‘Moyeni’, which means 'Place of the Wind'.
The town of Quthing Moyeni is divided geographically into two parts, Upper Quthing and Lower Quthing. The former was the seat of colonial administration in Lesotho. It offers a fantastic view of the surrounding hills and mountains. The weather of Quthing Moyeni remains pleasant all around the year. The place enjoys a temperate climate characterized by cold, dry winters and warm, humid summers. Quthing Moyeni may be visited any time of the year.
One of the major tourist attractions of Quthing Moyeni is the pair of dinosaur footprints that has been preserved for display. Another significant attraction in the town is the fascinating Masitise Cave House that has been recently turned into a museum.
Accommodation facility is offered by various hotels, guest houses and apartments available in Quthing Moyeni. It is a popular tourist destination in Lesotho. Quthing Moyeni forms a prominent part in the Lesotho tourist circuit.
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