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Takengon - An area or Country has a flower plant that becomes a symbol or characteristic until sometimes difficult to separate.
As in the Netherlands is famous for its Tulip flower, as well as Sakura flowers that exist in Japan. Both flowers are identical with their respective countries.
While in Aceh precisely the Gayo Highlands Dahlia flowers have long been part of the lives of residents, usually deliberately planted in the home garden and not a few who grow wild.
However, the Dahlia that grows wild is now diminishing as well as not many more people who plant Dahlia in home gardening.
Seeing the condition, the Chairman of TP-PKK Aceh Tengah, Puan Ratna felt the need to re-cultivate Dahlia, not only in the home ban but also in public facilities such as spaces between sidewalks and trenches.
In the Netherlands there is a Tulip Flower, in Japan there is Sakura, in Gayo Highlands there is Dahlia, said Puan Ratna in the peak of the 18th anniversary of Dharma Wanita Persatuan (DWP) Central Aceh which is centered in Bur Telege tourist area.
According to Puan, Dahlia flowers have become part of the Gayo community since the first and almost no home garden that does not grow dahlia flowers.
We will continue to move the residents to plant flowers, especially Dahlia, ranging from Takengon Town to the villages as a characteristic of the Gayo highlands, said Puan who is also advisor to DWP Aceh Tengah.
The anniversary celebration of DWP Aceh Tengah that day was colored with Healthy Gymnastics activities and planting more than 500 flower plants of various types, ranging from Dahlia, Carnation, Lavender, Purple Button to Chrysanthemum.
Even earlier, according to DWP Anniversary Committee Chairman, Ani Arslan, his side has also given awards to craftsmen Kerawang Gayo for dedication so far, as well as souvenirs to ASN who entered full time duty.
The anniversary of this year's DWP anniversary was also attended by Central Aceh Regent, Shabela Abubakar and Heads of SKPK.