Good evening to all my fellow travelers who love to share very interesting posts and very amazing views in this beloved community ❤️.
Hello friends, wherever you are, I hope you are always happy, healthy, successful, and able to carry out your respective activities smoothly. As usual, I want to entertain you here with my travels and some of the sights I saw yesterday while visiting Kuala PPI Peudada.
Yesterday, during my afternoon walk at PPI, the weather was sunny, and when I arrived at the bridge, the sky was already starting to cloud over, making the atmosphere and scenery somewhat misty. However, I tried hard to capture the scenery I saw yesterday as best as I could.
When I arrived at Peudada Bridge, it had already started to rain, and the sky was very overcast. However, I stayed on the bridge to take some photos of the bridge and the surrounding scenery. People who saw me naturally smiled when I took some photos from the bridge, but I ignored them.
This is what the bridge looks like in the rain.
After taking a few photos on the bridge, I immediately turned around and hurried into the PPI Peudada area. There, there is a park that is always kept clean, with trees and a walking path visible from a distance, offering a truly eye-pleasing charm.
This is what PPI Peudada Park looks like.
After capturing the beauty of the park, I immediately walked along the riverbank under bridges like Pungbut Bridge. I also photographed some boats on the riverbank and stood on the bridge to enjoy the expansive view.
This is what Pungbut Bridge and the surrounding scenery look like.
After capturing the view from Pungbut Bridge, it started to rain heavily, so I decided to walk back to the PPI Market area for shelter. There were huts there where I could sit and enjoy the view of PPI.
This is what the battle at PPI Peudada looked like.
Shortly after I sat in the hut, the rain began to ease, and I decided to walk again to the end of the huts in Kuala PPI. To get to the beach, I had to follow the path in front of the huts all the way to the end of Kuala Peudada. Halfway to the end of the huts, I saw a large, cool-looking boat with a very interesting design. I was immediately captivated by the appearance of the blue boat and its beautiful design.
This is what the boats looked like, captivating my attention with their beauty.
After capturing the boats, I immediately started walking again. It turned out that halfway down the path, not far from the shore, the path was cut off by water. Most likely because the strong current had destroyed the path I wanted to take. Without further ado, I took a photo of the road damaged by the landslide, which was preventing me from reaching the end of the beach.
This is what the road looked like after the landslide.
On the broken path, I tried to think of a way to get through to the end where there was a beach to enjoy. But I couldn't think of any other way than to park my motorbike there and get off to walk the long way to the beach. But I decided not to go there anymore and took some photos of the rocks on the damaged landslide path.
These are some of the photos I took of Kuala.
So, friends, that's the view I found yesterday at the Pudada Islamic Boarding School, along with the beautiful estuary I've shown above. Despite the rain, I didn't stop to capture the atmosphere there, as I was so curious about what lay beyond. Although I couldn't get there because the road was blocked, which was an obstacle, I did manage to witness a very interesting atmosphere at the Pudada Islamic Boarding School.
All the photos I show here were taken with my camera...
Camera used | ponsel redmi note 7 | - | Traveling Lens | F-stop | Iso speed | ISO Focal length | MM Photography | Landscape Photographer |
This is me Samsuar, on the HIVE blog my name is 
, I am a #photographer, I am just a village boy who likes to explore the forest, look for interesting insects, I also like traveling, and telling stories about what I find.
Thank you to all my travel friends who have read my travel stories, and I hope you enjoy them.
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