CCH Friend, I am delighted to be able to post about the excitement of my traveling activities.
During my time in Banda Aceh, I went to a few popular tourist attractions. When I went to the Aceh Besar district, it was fun to visit the tourist attractions of water dams in the mountains and forests. We followed the Banda Aceh-Lhok Nga highway, which can take us all the way through the Gurute mountains to West Aceh, solely using Google Maps.
A small road brought us to this dam, which is far from the highway. We travel up to 5 kilometers in a car, passing through gardens, rice fields, village roads, and forests on the hillsides. Because this is such a beautiful natural location, this water tourism vehicle enjoys having tourists visit and bathe in the clear, cool water.
This is the first time my friends and I have been to this natural hilly landscape. This location doesn't have any illegal logging, which is good because the forest and trees still look beautiful and are necessary for human and animal survival. I only saw the open space with its towering wild trees from all sides of the dam.
We can enjoy the distinctive sounds of nature, including the whistling of birds, while hills appear to be behind this water dam. To be able to travel upstream along this dam, I rented a rubber boat. despite the fact that it appeared to be pointless as we paddled around the dam and took in the natural surroundings.
We learned to paddle and continued to row until we enjoyed the rubber boat ride. Make sure to take a picture with yourself on this rubber boat. This boat can be boarded by up to six people; we like to sit on it with four people in a balanced position to avoid tipping over and getting wet.
This dam's water depth varies, and at some points, it is quite deep, necessitating greater care when rowing. We didn't dare head upstream because we couldn't go upriver due to access restrictions and a path that looked awful. So, from a rubber boat, just taking in the scenery and playing in the water is a cool experience that you really enjoy.
This is my post this time; I appreciate your support and reading.
