The beauty of Gampông Pusong Lama Lhokseumawe Aceh

The picture you see in this post, is one of the locations located in the rural area of ​​Gampông Pusong Lama Aceh Indonesia, precisely on the east side of the Pusong Reservoir which is currently one of the community tourism sites around the Lhokseumawe city of Aceh.

Gampông Pusong Lama Lhokseumawe is one of the villages that incidentally as a fishing community, this has happened since the village was formed as a Fisherman Village since hundreds of years ago, meaning that before Aceh entered into Indonesian territory or was still under the authority of Pasai Gampông Village, Lhokseumawe Pusong Lama Village became one of the villages in the kingdom of Samudra Pasai.

In the past, Gampông Pusong Lama was often used as a port for traders who came from the European continent and even Arab traders also used the village as a port for loading and unloading merchandise from local traders. This is strengthened by historical legacy in the form of a public port which is now precisely located on the Pusong Reservoir road body, in 1980 the wreckage of ships and foreign ships that had been damaged in the hull of the hull to be moved because it was blocked by the construction of the Pusong Reservoir.

Other historical evidence there are ice factories and rice factories from the royal merchants who were ultimately controlled by the Dutch colonial government. Not only that, but there was also the construction of a large well to supply fresh water used by the Dutch colonialists, but unfortunately each historical building was destroyed by the Pusong Village government for the expansion and construction of the local village head's office.

Although the condition of Pusong Lama Lhokseumawe Village has changed greatly due to the expansion of development at this time, the sea and estuary as a landing place for traditional wooden fishing boats remain intact untouched by the expansion of development by the Aceh Government. The coastline stands proudly along with traditional wooden fishing boats 200 meters from the beach.

You can feel for yourself even though it is seen in the picture alone, but what needs to be said is that the natural conditions at the estuary of traditional wooden fishing boats are still in a natural state like before.

Wooden fishing vessels with Acehnese characteristics have long used the location as a loading and unloading place for fish after sailing on the high seas for several days.

The location can also be used as a tourist location for those of you who want to visit the area, you can still watch the sun rise when in the morning and still be able to enjoy the sunset when the afternoon or at dusk on the coast of Lhokseumawe Gampông Pusong Lama Aceh.

Then if you want to feel the beauty of the sea directly with the sun rising in the morning you can take a wooden fishing boat that is deliberately provided for those of you who want to see the sun rise in the middle of the ocean.

But if you want to watch the sunset, you don't need to take a wooden fishing boat because you only stand facing west while sitting on the beach while enjoying the evening nuance.

Moreover, you stand or walk on the body of the reservoir road certainly very clearly visible sunset with shades of red scattered at the foot of the Lhokseumawe horizon.

Thus a brief description of the beauty of one of the villages located in Gampông Pusong Lama Lhokseumawe Aceh. Hopefully useful and thank you very much.