In this post, I will share my experience when visiting and exploring the hidden area of the Kuala Langsa floating village. I have visited this village several times but I have only explored 50% of it,there are many hidden areas that are very interesting to visit and explore.From the main road we can find many alleys or crossroads, I don't know where the road will lead, but that's what makes me curious to explore it. I know that every step will definitely provide something different and the further we go, the more new experiences we will get.
Once we arrive at the floating village, we will see many different things, starting from the natural scenery and the way the local people live their daily lives. In this village, we will be able to find many rivers, from small to large ones, we can easily find small rivers even on the side of the main road.
I used to think that housing in this village was only on the side of the main road, but it turns out I was wrong, because in this village there are lots of residential areas that can be accessed via small alleys.
I am very amazed by the solidarity of the people in this village, and we can see this from the shape and size of their houses. Many houses in this village are built close together and neatly lined up on the water surface, maybe the wood they use to build the houses is different but the shape and size look almost the same.
I can conclude that 80% of the population in this village must have a boat as their means of transportation, most of the residents here work as fishermen so this is not surprising. There are lots of alleys that can be passed through but to be honest I am a little afraid to pass through them because I don't know what hidden things are in this village.
Not only houses, I also found many stalls and shops there,this place deserves to be called a hidden area because access to it is very difficult to find, if at that time I had not entered one of the alleys there, maybe I would never have known about this area.
To be honest, there were still many alleys and intersections that I didn't pass through, I was a little scared so I decided to continue my journey on the main road. On the side of the road I managed to find a tourist destination that looked very interesting.
This tourist spot has a very large parking area so that it can accommodate many vehicles, actually I don't know anything about this tourist spot, especially from the highway this place looks ordinary and my purpose in visiting this place is just to rest.
In this tourist spot we can find many cottage areas built on the surface of the water or what we can call floating cottages, what is interesting is that these cottages are made with a very attractive design that combines classic and modern styles.
But honestly, what makes me like this place is not because of the decoration of the cottage but because of its location.This tourist spot is located around the mangrove forest which of course has a refreshing and calming natural atmosphere, I like the natural scenery especially when the sea water is high tide, here visitors can also fish while relaxing
Here, we can also see fishermen's boats plying the river. I think this is a great place to visit with your family, but it all comes down to personal preference. I didn't linger there for long,after a good rest, I continued my journey to explore this floating village. By the way, this spot is called Wira Terapung Cafe (WTC).
I no longer remember where I went at that time, but what is certain is that this trip succeeded in reaching the end of this village, at the end of this village there are also many open nature tourist destinations and one of the most famous is the Langsa mangrove forest tourist destination.
And this is the main area as well as the ticket purchasing area, but I was no longer curious about this tourist spot because I had visited it many times, after being satisfied with this trip, I immediately turned around and immediately made my way home.
