Some 5.5km along a gravel road north of the main Mountain Road just 39 km east of Maseru, is a vantage point over the Liphiring Stream facing an overhanging rock called Ha Baroana - the home of the Bushmen. Here the San have left us a magnificent gallery of paintings of animals such as leopard, lion and eland, as well as blue crane and guinea fowl.

There are also fine paintings of bushman life - hunting, dancing, and people in huts. From the main vantage point, a trail zigzags down past the curator’s huts to the stream, which visitors have to cross to gain access to the paintings.