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After a few days I didn't write on this big platform due to my daily busy life at the office, tonight I'm back to writing about travel in my hometown.
Some of the pictures that I will display here are the result of my travels with my extended family and my mother's niece and grandson. They came a great distance here. The first is the moment of Eid Al-Fitr this year, where a day full of happiness to rejoice and a place to forgive each other. My mother's niece and entourage came to visit me from the provincial capital, which is located at the westernmost tip of Sumatra Island, to my house in Punteuet, which is still part of the administrative area of the Lhokseumawe City Government. I told a little about the city where I live. In the past, the name of Lhokseumawe City was very famous in Indonesia as the City of Petro Dollars. Why with that name?? Because in the past this city was the second largest city in Aceh Province which had several well-known large companies that built their companies that employed thousands of local workers. Call it like PT. ARUN NGL, Iskandar Muda Fertilizer Company (PT.PIM), Aceh Kraft Paper Company (PT.KKA), PT. Asean, and finally Mobil Oil, which opened its business area in the Nibong area which is part of the North Aceh Government. In the past, North Aceh and Lhokseumawe were one government with North Aceh, only in 2001 separated themselves from North Aceh by building their own city, this is stated through the issuance of Law Number 2 of 2001 concerning the Establishment of Lhokseumawe City, Lhokseumawe officially became its own administrative city which separated from North Aceh Regency.
Back to the main thing I want to explain about the tour that my extended family and I visited a few days ago. Our family and group visited Ujong Blang Beach, which is located on the outskirts of Lhokseumawe City, this beach is so wide that we almost reach Blang Lancang PT. Arun which is now named PT. Perta Arun Gas or PERTAGAS (PAG). Here we stop at a tourist hut called "Pondok Bahari", this cottage provides many food menus such as young coconut water, fried rice, Acehnese noodles, egg indomie, aceh salad, aceh coffee, grilled fish, chicken stew, black pepper chicken, potatoes fried and so on. This marine hut besides providing food, of course also provides many wooden chairs and tables as a place to take shelter and enjoy the beautiful atmosphere of the sea panorama. The wind blows slowly and the waves break the silence of visitors. The sea water in this area is bluer and cleaner than other beaches that are still adjacent to Ujong Blang beach. Occasionally also seen fishing boats that will look for fish in the middle of the sea. Then, it was also seen that there were also many visitors ranging from children to adults enjoying this moment by swimming on the beach, there were also those who played with sand by planting themselves with sand, the myth that planting the body with sea sand makes some diseases heal. Here you can also see some big tires that have been filled with air to be used when swimming into the sea, usually those who are brave and are used to having no fear of going into sea water, maybe they can swim. On the beach, several young people can also be seen playing soccer. Look at all of them who visit this tourist spot very happy, I am very happy to see the happiness of all of them. This shows their positive aura, happiness cannot be exchanged for monetary value. Come on a trip so you find happiness.
In addition, on the beach we can also see several small traders selling their goods such as ice cream, grilled meatballs, hot air balloons and some even sell chicken toys made from used materials. They trade solely to survive. Keep it up friends!! Good luck always.
All images that I display here are my original works. I took these pictures with a Canon Mirrorless M50 camera with the addition of a 75-300mm diameter telephoto lens.
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