KUALA LANGSA RIVER // Enjoying the Beauty of the River and the Peaceful Coastal Atmosphere of Langsa City

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There are so many natural tourist destinations located beside the TPI (fish auction place) in Langsa City, such as the mangrove forest tourist destination and a regular relaxing tourist spot located right beside the large Langsa River. The weather today is very hot, and visiting cool places is the right choice.
At that time, my friend and I chose to visit a simple food stall located right beside the large river. This food stall was very simple, both in terms of its appearance and facilities. Even the roof was only covered with a shade net.

After parking our motorcycles, we immediately walked toward the hut located at the very end, or the one closest to the river. After ordering food and drinks, we decided to sit down and relax while enjoying the beautiful natural scenery of the large Langsa River and the mangrove forest behind it.

This food stall is located very close to the TPI (fish auction place) in Langsa, so from this place, we can see various types of boats or fishing boats parked along the riverbank.

From this food stall, we can also see the scenery of several tourist destinations that are quite popular around the area. In this place, visitors can not only relax and enjoy the natural scenery, because here, visitors can also fish as much as they want.

The atmosphere is also very lively, because we can see so many fishing boats constantly passing by on the river, ranging from small boats to large ones.

I used to visit this place quite often for fishing, perhaps four times a week. I have also become quite close to some of the local people here, especially the vendors. The natural scenery is truly beautiful, but the most interesting part is that we can enjoy the view while listening to the peaceful sound of the flowing river.

A little information about this river. This river is called "Krueng Langsa", and it is the only largest and longest river in Langsa City. It is also part of the downstream water flow that comes from the areas of East Aceh Regency and Aceh Tamiang.

This river is also one of the transportation routes to Pusong Island, a separate island located along the coast of the Strait of Malacca.

The weather at that time was indeed very hot, but along the riverbank, we could feel the cool and soothing sea breeze. There is one place in Langsa City that I have really missed, which is Pusong Island. Maybe I should soon make a schedule for my visit to the island.

Enjoying beautiful natural scenery while sipping a cup of coffee is the perfect combination. So, this is not a waste of time, but rather a form of self-healing given directly by nature for free.

The happy atmosphere made time seem to pass so quickly, we didn't realize that it was already six o'clock in the evening. After packing up all our belongings and paying for everything we had ordered, we then decided to make our way back home right away.


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All images are mine, I took the photos using the Infinix 10 pro cellphone and I edited the images using the Lightroom application.

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