The village of Pusong Lama Lhokseumawe Aceh holds beautiful and charming beach charms on the shores of its beaches. Here, you can also see the activities of traditional fishermen who are fishing on the beach with a distance of about 500 meters from the mainland.
Lhokseumawe is one of the Petro Dollar City, which is the nickname for Lhokseumawe City in Aceh Indonesia. During its heyday, the city was one of the biggest gas producers in Indonesia. Naturally, if later this city was dubbed so. However, what remains is only memories and history after oil and gas was sucked by several giant companies.
I myself as a traveler who grew up in this city, then I am very familiar with the area around Lhokseumawe City. One of the most memorable is the coastal coast. The most famous is Ujong Pusong beach which connects to the Hagu Beach Village area, Ujong Blang. Actually the beaches are continued from one end to the other. It's just that the name of the village finally binds to the names of the beaches, meaning that if you walk from the coast of Pusong then you will pass through the villages that have been mentioned earlier.
So it was in the area mentioned earlier or along the coast that Lhokseumawe fishermen lived and made a living. Most of them depend on attracting traditional trawlers. Only a few of them capture fish using small nets. In addition there are also those who work as other freelancers, as has been stated in the previous post.
Nearly 80% of the coastal community has a profession as a fisherman, besides that local people refer to it as a fishing village.
Meanwhile, 20% of Lhokseumawe city residents work as government and private sector employees working in their respective fields.
| In the photo with | VIVO Y12 smartphone |
|---|---|
| Object distance | free |
| Camera mode | Professional type |
| Photografer |  @ashaf |
| Themes | Fishing Village |
| Text reference | Own ideas |
