Travel to the Tsunami Museum and Blang Padang.

The sun shone brightly on the earth directly above me, but was obscured by the leaves of the green trees in the field of Blang Padang in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam, the city of Banda Aceh is a Special Region located on the island of Sumatra, which is the westernmost province in Indonesia. It was in the morning, and the clock read 10:00 WIB (West Indonesia time).

This is the Blang Padang Green Field, a sizable and open field in the center of Banda Aceh that is close to the southern landscape and the aceh tsunami museum, which has stood firmly up to this point.

Visitors to this location frequently jog, run, and exercise on this lush blang padang field, especially early in the day.

When I came here, the view alone was enough to catch my attention. However, what really got my attention was the energy of the people who came here in the morning to run, especially as the sun started to rise just above our heads.

Even though it was getting hot outside as the sun rose, a woman was walking in front of me with her boyfriend by her side. They were both wearing black jackets as a form of protection, and I was just standing there taking pictures of them.

As I previously stated, the blang padang green field is not far from the Aceh Tsunami Museum, which is nearby to the south and directly to the east. A car was crossing this road when I was here a few days ago, and I also took some pictures of the view of the Aceh Tsunami Museum from the front of the car.

This photo shows the Aceh Tsunami Museum from directly in front and across a road. I took it during my visit to the sultanate, also known as Aceh Serambi Mekkah, which is where the museum is located.

Here are some images I shared with you from my visit to the tsunami museum, including images taken from the front, side left, and some below.

I was very interested in the contents of the tsunami museum when I was standing in front of it, so I really wanted to go inside, but as I approached the museum's entrance, I was informed that entry to the museum was currently restricted because a group of presidents would be arriving in a short while. As a result, my visit was only halted there. I only took a few pictures of the surroundings there, like the picture below and some that I have already shown you, after hearing the words of a sappam guarding the Aceh tsunami museum.

I hope some photos from my trip to Aceh, the country known as "Serambi Mecca", can help us all, and may God keep you safe wherever you go and in all your travels.

I appreciate your time, and see you at the next meeting.
My regards :@salsayumna
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