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3.Anoi Itam

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wikipediaAnoi Itam is a village in Sukajaya sub-district, Sabang City, Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia. Gampong Anoi Itam is located on the east side of Weh Island of Sabang City. This gampong is a gampong that is endowed with a relatively good coral reef wealth. According to some literature Gampong Anoi Itam built by a group of immigrants from Aceh mainland especially Gampong Lamnga Aceh Besar. The name of Anoi Itam itself is inspired from the natural state of the area. In accordance with its meaning, "anoi" which means sand (actually, in Aceh, sand is "ano." However, since Lamnga people often add the suffix "i" to each pronunciation, so ano is called anoi) and "itam" reflecting the condition of the gampong almost entirely surrounded by beaches that have black sand.Anoi itam really beautiful and very beautiful.

4.Sumur Tiga Beach Sabang

If you want to vacation to the beach with family do not forget to singah to Pantai Sumur Tiga. Pantai Sumur Tiga is located in Gampong Ie Meulee Sabang City which is accessible 3-5 minutes from downtown. With its beautiful white sand and natural surroundings that are still natural, making the beach atmosphere so very charming.

The beach is a geographical form consisting of sand, and is found in the coastal areas of the sea. The coastal area becomes the boundary between land and sea waters. The length of this coastline is measured around the entire coast which is a territorial region of a country. Many people know Sabang as the end of Indonesia because the national mandatory song "From Sabang Until Marauke". There are still many people who think that Sabang is an island, whereas Sabang is a city on an island called Pulau Weh and is divided into two districts, namely Sukajaya and Sukakaya. Sabang is also part of the province of Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam along with ...

5.Benteng Jepang (Fortress Japan)

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Hence, long before Temasek (Singapore) and Batam developed as it is today, Sabang became a major port on international trade map. Since the Dutch East Indies, Sabang was established as a free port for international trade.

The outbreak of World War II had a major impact on the city. Japanese troops began occupying this area in 1942. The Sabang occupation meant a great deal for the process of the Japanese invasion to other regions of Indonesia. The Japanese army made Sabang a military port and the air defense line faced the Allied threat from the West.

After the occupation of Japanese troops, there was a massive destruction caused by the Allied bombing which caused the Sabang international port to close. For this reason, the Japanese army built fortresses and bunkers around the coastlines and Sabang hills to strengthen their defenses.

The Japanese-made bunkers serve as surveillance posts to anticipate enemy attacks from the open sea. These fortresses and bunkers include Ujung Kareung, Aneuk Laot, Sabang Hills and along Pantai Kasih.

Based on the information of local residents, some of these bunkers have underground tunnels leading to Bukit Layang which became the command center of the Japanese forces. In addition, the tunnel also connects the strategic points of Japan's territorial defense to form a solid defense infrastructure network.

The remains of this bunker until now we can still see when traveling around Sabang. Among the most noticeable are the alleys that are located on the descent road to Aneuk Laot Lake and several bunkers along Pantai Kasih.

Other bunkers worth to stop off are those located near Anoi Itam Beach. Here, the remains of the cannon can still be found even though it is not installed as the original. From the bunker located in these hills, we can see the view of Anoi Itam Beach that looks very beautiful in the afternoon.

That's my best friend in the five most popular locations in Sabang, as a global tourist location for travel lovers, every year reaches five million more foreign investors visiting Sabang, aiming to enjoy the natural beauty of Iboih beach, Sabang Weh island.