Visit Lobatse Town

Lobatse is a small town in Botswana, located just 45km from the capital city of Gaborone. The town has a rich history and is known for its trade and commerce, as well as its beautiful natural surroundings. Lobatse offers many attractions to visitors, including the Tswapong Hills - a series of dramatic granite outcrops that overlook the town - and Kgatleng Wetland Reserve, which is home to an array of wildlife.

For people interested in history, Lobatse's Village Museum houses a variety of artifacts from various periods in Botswana's past. The Seepapitso II Monument stands nearby as an important reminder of local folklore, while the old Imperial Oil storage Building stands at the entrance to Lobatse Town Centre as evidence of its commercial importance during British rule.

Lobatse remains an important stop when visiting Botswana, offering visitors both cultural attractions and stunning natural landscapes. Whether it's exploring ancient artifacts or taking in breathtaking views from atop Tswapong Hills, there are plenty of activities available for travelers who take time to explore this unique corner of Botswana.