📜 Natural engravings and rock-holes in southeastern Botswana.
🔍 Features petroglyphs dating back 3,000 to 10,000 years, central to local creation folklore.

Why Go

✨ Explore a significant ritual site, historically used for rain-making ceremonies.
🗿 Discover ancient human and animal petroglyphs carved into sandstone.
📖 Learn about the local legend of Matsieng, the first ancestor.
💧 Observe natural basins that have collected rainwater for millennia.

Why Avoid

👣 Many carvings are worn down due to natural elements and past livestock watering.
🚗 Requires driving a short distance on dirt roads to access the site.

Tips

📍 Located approximately 30 minutes north of Gaborone on the A1, just past Rasesa village.

🅿️ Parking Roadside parking available, but expect unpaved access roads.