Ha Kome Caves, located near Sefikeng in Lesotho, are unique cave dwellings built by the Basia clan in the 19th century to provide shelter from tribal conflicts. These dwellings are carved into the base of a cliff and are still inhabited by descendants of the original builders. Accessibility can be challenging due to the rugged terrain, and it is recommended to visit with a local guide to learn about the history and culture of the area. The caves can be visited year-round, but the rainy season might make access more difficult. The cost is relatively low, mainly covering the guide fee, and a typical visit lasts a few hours. Visiting solo is possible but not advised due to safety concerns and the benefit of local knowledge.