Steemit Engagement Challenge S3-W3|| Fun Spot For Kids: Langsa City Protection Forest

One of the most interesting issues in the contest organized by @steemitblog in the Steemit Engagement Challenge Season 3 - Week 3 is the issue developed by the Steemkids community, namely the issue of play areas for children in every city where we are.

^{Azriel and Raizul, 2 beloved nephews were playing with the Hanging Bike in the Langsa City Protected Forest Area when we visited it about a year ago.}

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The issue that was developed is interesting because we can know how the education given by parents to every child in every part of the world, automatically this knowledge will be very different from the conditions of each place. We can also know interesting places that exist in every part of the world for children's games to be developed.

So in terms of answering the challenges given by the Steemkids community, I will take one of the playgrounds and become a place of education for children in my city, namely the Langsa City Protected Forest City Park.

In your City, do you have a play ground for kids? What is the name? What is the physical address of the play ground (Include what3words location coordinates)

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There are lots of children's playgrounds in my city, including beach playgrounds, such as Ujong Blang beach, Lancok beach, Bantayan beach, Lampu'uk beach, Lhoknga beach, Rubiah island and so on. There are also mountainous categories such as Blang Kulam Waterfall, Mount Salak, Mount Seulawah and various other places as well.

Then there are also the urban category playgrounds, such as the Langsa City Manggrov Forest city park, the Tsunami Museum, Cut Nyak Meutia House, the Langsa City Protected Forest City park, and various other playgrounds that are included in the urban category such as various places for children's water games.

Because the focus of my writing is the children's playground, the Langsa City Protected Forest City Park, I will explain in detail, the Langsa City Protected Forest City Park is located in one of the cities in Aceh, Indonesia. That is located in Langsa City, Aceh Province. Which is located about 6 km from the center of Langsa City, precisely on Jalan Perumnas, Paya Bujok Seulemak Village, Langsa Baro District, with an area of approximately 9 hectares.

The education and games in the Langsa City Protected Forest City Park include 300 types of plants, as well as dozens of animals imported from various regions in the archipelago. The types of trees planted include merbau, resin, oil palm, teak, meuranti, and various other types of trees.

^{When visiting the Langsa City Protected Forest area.}

The Langsa City Protected Forest City Park also has various types of animals, such as crocodiles, deer, snakes, monkeys, ferrets, hedgehogs and various types of birds such as parrot pigeons, eagles and so on. In addition to trees and various types of animals, there is also a pond as a place for children to play, such as duck bikes that can be rented to get around the pond and hanging bicycles between the ponds.

Other facilities in the Langsa City Protected Forest City Park are public toilets, a large parking area, trash cans, a prayer room as a place of worship for tourists, small huts built for tourists that can be used for free as a resting place after tired of walking around the forest. There are also traders and stalls selling food to tourists.

How much is the entrance fee in your local currency and steem equivalent.

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When we talk about the costs we have to spend to enter the Langsa City Protected Forest City Park facilities, it is classified as very cheap, if the price of one steem coin is now around Rp. 3,500. then the cost that must be spent by tourists to enter the Langsa City Protected Forest City Park is Rp. 5,000, or about 1.42 steem for one visitor. While the parking fee that must be issued for 4-wheeled vehicles is also Rp. 5,000, or about 1.42 steem for one vehicle. And for 2-wheeled vehicles the parking fee that must be issued by tourists is Rp. 2,000, or 1.75 steem for one vehicle

Then after visitors enter, rest in the small huts provided, use toilet facilities, and use worship facilities, tourists are not charged anything. Except when tourists want to play using the duck bike facility to surround the pond within 1 hour at most, tourists are charged a fee of Rp. 15,000, or about 4.28 steem.

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Meanwhile, other costs that must be incurred by tourists are when visitors use the hanging bicycle facilities for connecting children from one side of the pool to the other side of Rp. 10,000, or about 2.85 steem for one child. Tourists can also give carrot food to deer in the Langsa City Protected Forest City Park at a cost to buy carrots that have been packaged for Rp. 2,000, or 1.75 steem

No	Description	Rupiah	Steem
1	Entrance ticket	5,000	1.42
2	Four wheel parking	5,000	1.42
3	Two wheeler parking	2,000	1.75
4	Duck bike rental	15,000	4.28
5	Hanging bike rental	10,000	2.85
6	Carrot food for deer	2,000	1.75

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Did you visit there with the kids or have you been there before? If not, just tell us if the kids do enjoy their experience there.

If we go to various recreational areas around the world without being accompanied by our family, or rather not accompanied by our children, then these activities will not be so beautiful and interesting. So in this case, I visited various recreational areas, always accompanied by family and children, including when I visited the Langsa City Protected Forest City Park, and I have also visited it several times.

One of the types of white-headed eagles in the Langsa City Protected Forest Park	One of the turtle species in the Langsa City Protected Forest Park

At the Langsa City Protected Forest City Park, children can enjoy and learn various things, such as getting to know various kinds of animals, such as crocodiles, deer, snakes, monkeys, civets, hedgehogs and various types of birds. We can also learn how the akita protects our forests in the right and good way, because here there are still various types of trees that we don't find anywhere else.

The duck bike game area is also a very interesting experience for both children and parents and the hanging bikes are also something that children really like, because in the case of hanging bicycles, they also enjoy the natural beauty below and have their courage challenged on the ground. train.

Thus the stages that the author can explain in utilizing coconut shells as various kinds of crafts that have very economic value. Hopefully this community will continue to grow to be even better, I also hope that other friends can join this contest, such as @muhammadan, @jufrimj, @alol, @amri, @amryksr, @afrizalbinalka, @klen.civil, @irawandedy, and others. Because this contest is very interesting with a challenging topic.