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Intat Lintoe Baro'e (escorting the newlyweds) is one of the Acehnese customs/traditions that is very important in society, especially in the context of marriage.
For us, the Acehnese people, intat lintoe baroe has a deep meaning, namely the procession of escorting the groom to the bride's house, where this ceremony is accompanied by various traditional procession rituals that are full of symbolic meaning.
Well....
On this occasion I want to share with all my friends in this community with some pictures that I took when performing the custom, also on our journey we passed through the city of Bireuen.
The city of Bireun is one of the cities located in the province of Aceh, Indonesia.
This city also has a very complex and rich history, one of which is that it was once the capital of Indonesia during World War II.
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And on the way home from Intat Lintoe Baro'e we also stopped at one of the famous tourist attractions in Bireuen, namely "batee iliek" and I will also share some pictures that I took when I was there at this meeting.
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Intat Lintoe Baroe is to accompany the newlywed groom to the newlywed bride's house and usually the custom is done in the morning where the Lintoe Baru group travels together, and at that time we were left behind by the group, but that was not a problem because we already knew the address of the Dara Baroe (the bride's house).
Our trip this time was very interesting because the weather was so bright.
- Bireuen city
On our way we also passed through Bireuen city.
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Bireuen city has a very complex and rich history, one of which is that this city was once used as the capital of Indonesia when World War II was taking place,
There I also had time to take some pictures because I was so amazed by the beauty of the city, unlike most cities in Indonesia that have skyscrapers, this city is relatively simple with buildings that are not too tall and the density in the city is not too crowded but also not quiet, the most interesting thing is, the architecture of the city's buildings still follows the Dutch era,
- Intat Lintoe Baro'e
When we arrived there, the event had already started and at that time I had time to take some pictures before finally I followed the group because I was part of the group from Lintoe Baro'e.
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If you pay more attention to the details of the picture I shared, then you will definitely ask who is accompanying Lintoe Baro'e next to the picture,
well... they are all village officials and traditional leaders who accompany Lintoe Baro'e
- Batee Iliek tourist attraction
Well .... after the customs were finished, we made our way home, when we went home, my friends and I stopped at one of the famous tourist attractions in the area, namely "Batee Iliek".
This tour offers beautiful natural scenery with very clean river water and a very comfortable atmosphere, for me personally this place is very worthy to visit if my friends travel to Bireeun.
After resting there, I took some pictures around where we were sitting before finally deciding to go home because the weather was starting to get cloudy.
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This is the last picture I will share at this meeting and I personally say a thousand thanks to all of you who have taken the time to read my blog at this meeting and I hope you are all entertained and like what I share.
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| Camera used | Handphone |
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| Lens | 64 mp |
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| Photography | Bireuen city, Batee iliek tourist attraction, and Intat lintoe baro'e one of the traditions of Aceh |
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Maulizar Mawardi or better known as