The historic three-day Moshoeshoe Walk, covering an impressive distance of approximately 116 kilometers, came to a triumphant end on Saturday evening at Thaba-Bosiu. The walk, which began on Thursday in Menkhoaneng, Leribe, saw a diverse group of local and international tourists participating in a journey that honored the legacy of the founding father of Lesotho, King Moshoeshoe I.
The walk was led by Queen ‘Masenate Mohato Seeiso, who guided the participants through the scenic and culturally significant routes, bringing together people from all walks of life in a show of unity and historical reverence. The journey served not only as a physical challenge but also as a celebration of Lesotho’s heritage and the resilience of its people.
During the event’s closing ceremony, His Majesty King Letsie III addressed the crowd, expressing his appreciation for the remarkable participation of women, noting that the walk coincided with International Women’s Day. He praised their strength and determination, emphasizing the importance of women’s involvement in such historical and cultural events.
King Letsie III also extended his heartfelt gratitude to all the participants, particularly the international visitors, for their unwavering support and solidarity. “We appreciate your support and solidarity,” he said, acknowledging the diverse group that had come together to honor the nation’s history and King Moshoeshoe I’s enduring legacy.
In his remarks, the King also thanked the sponsors of the event for their generous and steadfast support, which helped make the walk a success. The Moshoeshoe Walk not only provided an opportunity for fitness and adventure but also allowed people from various backgrounds to come together in celebration of Lesotho’s rich culture and history.
The successful conclusion of the Moshoeshoe Walk has set a new precedent for future events, and the unity and camaraderie displayed during the journey are sure to inspire many for years to come.
