Hello Hivers....
Four days before entering the fasting month, I and two friends went camping in Lhok Mamumni, Batee sub-district, Pidie Regency, Aceh. The initial plan for the three of us was to climb the peak of Mount Seulawah Dara, but the weather conditions were pouring with heavy rain so we decided to go to Lhok Mamuni, even though at that time we were already at the foot of Mount Seulawah Dara. From the foot of Mount Seulawah Dara we went down to Cikgu Kopi Sare to enjoy a cup of coffee while waiting for the rain to stop. We left Cikgu at 22.30 heading straight to Lhok Mamuni via the Laweung route, Muara Tiga sub-district. Passing a quiet road in the dark of the night with road conditions sometimes smooth sometimes in the form of puddles, while to get to Lhok Mamuni from the main road of Bate - Laweung is a dirt road mixed with rocks. Arriving in Lhok Mamuni at around 00.20 we were greeted by several people fishing there. A few moments later we decided to look for a place to spend the night, there we did not set up a tent because there was a raft there and we decided to spend the night. That night the wind was very strong so it was difficult to sleep soundly, but we still forced ourselves to rest.
Lhok Mamuni Batee is one of the amazing tourist destinations. Located in Pidie Regency, precisely in Bate sub-district, this place is famous for its stunning beach beauty. Soft black sand combined with clear and blue sea water is the main attraction of Lhok Mamuni Batee.
In the morning after breakfast I immediately took action to take some photos, apparently when heading to the edge of the beach there were already people fishing. In addition to its enchanting natural panorama, Lhok Mamuni Batee also offers a calm atmosphere and is far from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Suitable for those who seek tranquility and want to enjoy the beauty of nature that is still natural. Visitors can also enjoy various activities such as fishing or just relaxing on the beach. In addition, there are also wild monkeys, sometimes they also like to approach us.
It was very different when I first came here a few years ago, in Lhok Mamuni, apart from the hut where we spent the night, there was also a prayer room, a house with small huts next to it, and a well, for us as adventurers it was quite complete.
For photography lovers, Lhok Mamuni Batee is also an ideal place to capture beautiful moments with a backdrop of enchanting natural scenery. If you visit Aceh, don't miss exploring the stunning natural beauty of Lhok Mamuni Batee. That's all my posts on this occasion, I hope you like it, thank you very much to my friends who have read this post.
Important Note: I wrote in Indonesian, then translated it using Google Translate.
