KUALA LANGSA AREA // The discovery of a hidden paradise at the end of a floating village

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In this post I will share my experience and success when I found a hidden paradise at the end of a floating village in the Kuala Langsa area, not only that because I also managed to capture the uniqueness of the local residents' housing on the riverbank, different lives and ways of life are one of the reasons why this village is truly extraordinary. A few days ago I got information from some of my friends about a place with a natural atmosphere that is still so thick, moreover the place is also rarely touched by humans, hearing this statement I became interested and curious to visit the place, until finally today I and two friends decided to visit the place directly

This is the first bridge that we will find when we travel to Kuala Langsa, I stopped for a moment on this bridge to see the surrounding scenery, the view of the housing complex looked so amazing in my eyes because it was located right on the edge of the river.

This river is quite wide and for the people here, this river is an important transportation route, because almost 80% of the residents who live in this village work as fishermen, even the fishing boats passing through this river are also a sight that looks very impressive.And now look at the residential area which looks so dense, most of the houses here are made of wood so they are lighter to build on the water surface, some stalls on the riverbank also managed to attract my attention to visit them, but I don't think it's time yet

In this river we can also see floating net cages, and this proves that this river has an important role in the ecosystem and human life, everyone has their own way of making money and here we can find some jobs that we may have never seen before, for example when they want to catch fish, there are many ways they do it

At that time the sun was shining quite hot which made me unable to stand to linger on this bridge, after capturing everything in this place, I immediately continued my journey to my destination, namely a river in the mangrove forest, but I myself did not know the way there but luckily one of my friends had been there before, and that opened up great hope for me.

To get there, we had to pass through damaged, muddy and slippery roads, and of course it would be a shame if we brought a clean motorbike here Lol, the further into this road, the more natural atmosphere is felt, there is no more noise from passing vehicles, there are only the sounds of insects and animals which become the music of nature that sounds so calming, more or less 10 minutes through this road, finally we arrived at our destination

The first thing I did at that time was to look for a safe parking place to park my motorbike, around this place there were no houses, even around this place there were no motorbike tire marks which indicated that this place was very quiet, this made me a little worried at that time, but my friend kept assuring me that this place was safe.

After everything was ready, we immediately took out all the equipment and supplies. Oh yes, before starting this trip, we also stopped by a shop to buy equipment and supplies,the goal was that we wanted to spend the afternoon here, eating and enjoying the natural scenery.

Look at this place, doesn't it look so natural?
Keep in mind that this place is not a tourist spot but rather a regular place that is still preserved in its natural state. At that time, we chose to immediately rest on the riverbank, along the riverbank there are also many mangrove trees that we can use as a natural roof.

The water in this river also looks very clear and clean, even my friend's younger brother couldn't stand just looking at it, so he tried swimming in this river.

Don't worry, my friend and I also went swimming in this river. Lol.
At that time, I was thinking about what if a tourist attraction was built around this area,maybe the tourist attraction would be crowded with visitors because it is in the open air, but I was also worried that the natural preservation of this area would be damaged by the tourist attraction.
What do you all think.?