Hello, wishing you all the best! Today I would like to share with you some interesting moments that I captured during my visit to Bulan Padang field in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. One of the interesting finds was a trash can with a unique name, "Mong Jen", which is the local language spoken by the locals. Take a closer look at the beauty and uniqueness of this special place!
The sky above is blue and cloudy, adding drama to the scenery. The surrounding green trees further enhance this enchanting natural panorama. A harmonious combination of natural colors creates a peaceful impression and unparalleled beauty.
We invite you to witness the stunning beauty of Blang padang Square. The name given to it is not without reason. Because behind its beauty is an amazing story, which earned it the nickname. The history of this name is quite interesting, but perhaps I will tell you about it another time when the time is right. Experience the charm of this region today and look forward to the exciting stories to come. If God is willing, everything will work out beautifully.
Here, as I mentioned earlier, there is a trash can called "Mon jen" which has a deep meaning in the local language. But let me explain further. Each place has its own way of calling things, and in this region, trash cans are called ``Mon jen.'' Meals for visiting tourists. They are wisely thrown into this dumpster as a transit point before being transported in eco-friendly government vehicles for disposal at a suitable location. This container therefore serves as a temporary receptacle for unused waste and becomes an important symbol of the cleanliness and environmental consciousness of the place.
Panglima Polem Padang Sepak Takraw Field is an arena that has been shining with glory ever since it was opened in Banda His Aceh by Pandam IM in 2013.
When my friend and I sat down to relax, it was very much in the Ramadan atmosphere as the fasting atmosphere of the holy month of Ramadan was still there. But his enthusiasm never wanes. Next to me, my friend was doing squats obsessively, trying to lose belly fat. I not only pay attention to it, but also turn to my cell phone, which rings from time to time, trying to take a break from the hustle and bustle of my busy life for a little while.
At the Blang Padang Sepak Takraw Field, graceful trees called tungge grow thickly here and there, creating a calming impression of harmony with nature. The cool, comfortable climate and the presence of the trees make the field a delight to visit. Their presence not only freshens the air, but also enlivens the atmosphere thanks to the peace they bring.
As far as the eye could see, we could barely be seen in the distance.
Although not fully visible, our presence also brightened the atmosphere and became part of the history of this glittering mansion.
In the beautiful grounds of Blang Padang, we came together and moved forward with enthusiasm and unity as friends who cared for each other.
Thank you for taking the time to share my journey with me.
see you soon.
Greetings: @salsayumna
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