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Ha Kome Cave Houses, Teyateyaneng

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Admire Ha Kome Cave Houses, a cave settlement built in the mid-19th century as a sanctuary from cannibals, and still inhabited by the descendants of its original dwellers. Upon arrival, a guide walks you through the carved-out caves nestled under an overhanging rock. Nearby, find restroom facilities, souvenir shops, and the information center--even though you might get all the details you need from the locals, who happily open their doors to visitors and answer all questions. The settlement can be a bit difficult to find due to poor signage along the way. Arrange to visit Ha Kome Cave Houses and other attractions in Teyateyaneng using our Teyateyaneng online trip planner.

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By 979thatom

Experiencing the caves and learning about the history of Ha Kome was an amazing one indeed! More than that, getting a tour from Lineo Kome, a local and a direct descendant of the founders of this...

Experiencing the caves and learning about the history of Ha Kome was an amazing one indeed! More than that, getting a tour from Lineo Kome, a local and a direct descendant of the founders of this... more »
By Nomthandazo C

The road leading to this historical site is not so user friendly. The experience though is worth all the trouble. The guide, Mafusi was lively and well informed about the history of this place. Here..... more

The road leading to this historical site is not so user friendly. The experience though is worth all the trouble. The guide, Mafusi was lively and well informed about the history of this place. Here..... more »
By Tembeka

Having been there and had a wonderful time, I took some 1st time visitors to Lesotho on saturday. We got there to be told the staff are on strike!!! Surely they could have put closed signs on the...

Having been there and had a wonderful time, I took some 1st time visitors to Lesotho on saturday. We got there to be told the staff are on strike!!! Surely they could have put closed signs on the... more »

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By Melissa Eisner

Super random place that is on the worst road ever ... but definitely great when you get there. Mud huts built into a mountain? Getting to see women who have lived like this forever? Awesome.

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By Jordi M S

Nothing special. Don't go just to see the village because there are only 5 houses. Beautiful landscape and mountains and good place for a walk, but the village is not very interesting.

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By Alan Owens

Had a really nice visit to Ha Kome Caves, it’s with a visit..

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By Keabecwe Moagi

The experience & learning about Basotho Culture...

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By E s

Remarkable.

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