Carte routière Lesotho 1:350 000 / Swaziland 1:200 000 / ITMB

page 1: Carte routière de Lesotho

page 2: Carte routière de Eswatini

Lesotho and Swaziland were both well-established entities when settlers arrived, and both were able to maintain their identities throughout the colonial era, as Protectorates. Lesotho is quite mountainous, with a poorly developed road network, so is a travel adventure destination. It occupies side 1, along with an inset of Maseru, the capital. Swaziland, which has recently changed its name for local purposes to Eswatini, occupies side 2, with an inset of Mbabane, its capital. Both countries are easy to access from South Africa, and are well worth visiting. We have also added two lists showing the Top Attractions of both countries. Both are land-locked countries either adjacent to or surrounded by South Africa; both are essentially agricultural countries, although Lesotho’s mountainous terrain offers considerable touristic appeal, particularly the Sani Pass.