As the name implies, Jilbab Beach, every visitor who comes to the attraction must wear Islamic nuances, especially women must wear hijab.
Jilbab beach located in Palak Kerambil village, Susoh subdistrict, Southwest Aceh district, just like other marine tourism objects in Aceh, which has a panorama of nature that is sustainable and exotic, so every public holiday visited by citizens, both local and from the region other neighbors.
Jilbab Beach has its own history, so it has a unique name and very thick with the customs of the people of Aceh is the Islamic Shari'a.
For visitors who come will feel like to linger in the Beach Jilbab, with a charm of the beauty of the beach.
It is located in the west direction of Blangpidie City, the capital of Southwest Aceh, which is about 15 minutes by motor vehicle. If traveling from Banda Aceh, the distance is 7 hours.
According to the Head of Tourism at the Culture Tourism Office of Youth and Sports of Southwest Aceh Hardiyuzar, the name of the Jilbab Beach emerged when Aceh was still in conflict in 1998.
At first the beach was named Susoh Beach. Due to the conflict, the people of Southwest Aceh often held a hijab raid for the visitors. Finally, because often called wearing the hijab, changed Susoh Beach became the name of Jilbab Beach.
Added Hardiyuzar, in addition, according to the story, from the local community, at the time of issuing the Qanun (Perda) of Islamic Shariah, the people of Kecamatan Susoh proposed that the name of the beach was named Jilbab Beach, in accordance with the rules of Shari'a.
On the other hand, when traced, the naming is also very closely with the religious sites in the area, which has an old mosque that stands firmly on the beach, there is also a tomb of kharismatic cleric named Teuku Labaidin with greeting Abu Labai. This is the picture of the beach hijab aceh