
Maseru, Lesotho’s capital on the Caledon River, blends modest colonial streets with bustling markets and government precincts, offering a glimpse of the country’s post‑colonial rhythm against a backdrop of red sandstone hills that frame the city’s edge.
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The dry winter months, from May to September, make road travel and market visits easier, while the summer rains from November to March can cause occasional flooding on the Caledon River.
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