<prompt> Akaretsa sengoloa se latelang:nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Summarize the following article: . Response in English: The National Geographic article describes the beauty and natural diversity of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, located between Tennessee and North Carolina. The park, known for its misty mountain ridges and lush flora and fauna, draws millions of visitors each year. The Smoky Mountains offer countless options for outdoor activities from scenic drives on Newfound Gap Road, to wildflower walks and waterfalls hikes. Popular destinations include as Clingmans Dome, Charlies Bunion and Alum Cave. Besides its natural attractions, the park is also home to remnants of Southern Appalachian mountain culture, such as the historical Cades Cove, which preserves a glimpse of 19th century life in the mountains. The park is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and the International Biosphere Reserve, highlighting the importance of preserving its distinct ecosystem. . Response in Sesotho: Sengoliloeng sa National Geographic se hlalosa botle le mefuta-futa ea tlhaho ea Great Smoky Mountains National Park, e lipakeng tsa Tennessee le North Carolina. Serapa sena sa boikhathollo, se tsebahalang ka matsoapo a lithaba tse moholi le limela le liphoofolo tse tlokomang, se hohela baeti ba limilione selemo le selemo. Lithaba tsa Smoky li fana ka likhetho tse ngata bakeng sa mesebetsi ea kantle ho tloha ho li-scenic drives tsa Newfound Gap Road, ho ea maetong a lipalesa tsa naha le maeto a liphororo. Libaka tse tsebahalang li kenyelletsa Clingmans Dome, Charlies Bunion le Alum Cave. Ntle le lintho tse khahlang tsa tlhaho, serapa sena se boetse ke lehae la masala a setso sa lithaba sa Southern Appalachian, joalo ka nalane ea Cades Cove, e bolokang pono ea bophelo ba lekholo la bo19 la lilemo lithabeng. Serapa sena ke karolo ea Sebaka sa Bohlokoa sa Lefatše sa UNESCO le International Biosphere Reserve, e totobatsang bohlokoa ba ho boloka tikoloho ea eona e ikhethang. 