Morija

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Geography and history

Morija is a busy village situated in the Maseru region of Lesotho. This village, located in the magnificent, deep valley of Caledon, is situated only 45 km from the country’s capital, Maseru. This beautiful village was laid out by the French Protestant Missionaries and has the earliest mission station in the country.

Morija is well-known for its outstanding mission press and book depot. Although only a village, this area is home to nine educational institutions and a conference centre. This village is one of the most important historical sites in Lesotho – known as the Selibeng sa Thut.

The 2013 Morija Arts & Cultural Festival will be a super celebration, as we will be hosting King Letsie III’s 50th Birthday.

Accommodation

The busy village of Morija has loads of visitor accommodation available. Facilities in the area include bed and breakfasts, self-catering units, guest houses and hotels. Please visit our accommodation directory for a complete list of places to stay in the region.

Activities and attractions

Morija is well-known for its historical and cultural activities and attractions. The beautiful surroundings also offer some outdoor activities for visitors.

Things to do in Morija include the following:

Basotho Culture
Hiking and Biking Trails
Morija Arts and Cultural Festival
Morija Museum and Archives
Pony-trekking

Businesses

The business community of Morija is thriving thanks to its historical and cultural industry. There are many shops, stalls, products, souvenirs and restaurants to choose from in the area. Please see our business directory for more information on all the businesses you will find in the region.