Travel to one of the tourist attractions on the beach

Hello my friends, meet me again in this amazing community, I hope you are all healthy and happy so that you can carry out your daily activities as before and I hope all your days are enjoyable

My friends!!
In this meeting I will share pictures when I was visiting a tourist beach called Ujung Seke'e, but considering that it is now entering the month of Ramadan, the beach is closed and one of the reasons is because our area is an area that upholds sharia. so some tourist attractions must make permits so that they can be open to the public for 24 hours.

Okay my friends, below are some pictures and a brief explanation from me, I hope you all like and are entertained by what I share in this meeting.

When we first arrived we immediately parked our motorbikes and there were already some people who were ngabuburit or in other words enjoying the afternoon atmosphere waiting for the time to break the fast.
My friends!! as I said this place is currently closed because one of the reasons is our area that upholds sharia, but considering that we are people close there in other words are local sons then we can freely visit the place.

Because currently there are no visitors, this beach is also rarely maintained, so it is not surprising that natural waste such as tree branches and also some other waste is everywhere. This is usually caused by the ebb and flow of the beach, so some waste is stranded there.

then we continued our journey to see the beauty of the beach in the afternoon
Look my friend !! how beautiful it is when the sun begins to set on the beach and how vast the ocean is that stretches directly adjacent to the Indian Ocean.
plus the atmosphere is a little less crowded than usual with the sound of the waves so calm.

considering that in a few days it will be Eid.
then some of the stalls on the beach have started to be repainted so that they will look more beautiful later, because Eid is one of the peaks of the explosion of visitors

And we also found several fishing boats there that were no longer in use, and I think these boats are also being repainted so that during Eid they can be used as objects to attract visitors.

As I said above, our area is a sharia area. So it is not surprising that prayer rooms or places of worship for Muslims are everywhere, and this is also the case with this tourist spot. Prayer rooms are also available here for those who want to pray the five daily prayers when visiting here.

After feeling satisfied taking some pictures, we decided to leave the place.
and on the way home I saw a beautiful sun that was almost setting so I decided to capture some pictures too. although the picture was not good because the camera I used was a cellphone, so I personally apologize to my friend if the picture is a bit blurry

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Conclusion

• Our region is a region that upholds sharia law, so several tourist attractions require permits to be open 24 hours to the public.
• so does this place.
  where every tourist spot is required to have a place of worship, this place also has one
• This place is a very beautiful place with a very comfortable atmosphere. and also this place is actually clean, because now it is closed, there is garbage on the coast and most of the garbage is natural garbage such as tree branches and that is also caused by the ebb and flow of water on the shoreline, not because there are no cleanliness rules there

Okay my friends, those are some of the pictures that I shared at this meeting with a short story from me, I hope you all are entertained and like what I shared at this meeting and I personally say a thousand thanks to all of you who have taken the time to stop by and read my post. See you in the next post

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Camera used	Handphone
Lens	MM
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Iso speed	ISO
Focal length	MM
Photography	Beach atmosphere
Photographer	@jasonmunapasee

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