Review : Lhokseumawe City in #mytown10pics [Complete All Maps and Price Calculations]

At this time I want to participate in the hashtag #mytown10pics where I will focus on this post 10 photos of the latest conditions for the area or area where I live before. Currently, I live in a village in Matangkuli District, North Aceh Regency, which is my hometown. Previously, I lived in a government complex owned by the North Aceh Regency Government, namely the Cunda Slaughterhouse Complex, located on Buloh Blang Ara Street, Meunasah Mesjid Cunda Village, Muara Dua District, Lhokseumawe City. I have even lived in the city of Petro Dollar (Lhokseumawe) since 1991, when I was studying at SMA Negeri 1 Lhokseumawe. Likewise, when I graduated from college in 2000, I lived at the Simpang Strait of Malacca, Cunda, managing a business or computer education institution under the name ICC Computer, which is engaged in computer courses, English and also computer rentals and others. Currently, even though I live in Matangkuli District, North Aceh Regency, I still often go to Lhokseumawe city because the main office where I work is still in Lhokseumawe and also every Sunday morning I have a Hapkido martial arts training agenda at the Hiraq Lhokseumawe Field. Lhokseumawe City is a small town that is quite comfortable to live in and has reached the golden era in the past when several vital national projects were still operating, such as PT. Arun, PT. Pupuk Iskandar Muda and also PT. Aceh Kraft Paper and PT. Humpus Aromatic, so this city is known as PETRO DOLLAR CITY. On this occasion I will review these places to all steemian with the aim of introducing the place where I live before. I will review all of these places accompanied by maps from https://what3words.com/ https://plus.codes/ and https://www.google.co.id/

This Islamic Center mosque is a mosque that has become an icon of Lhokseumawe City today. Initially this mosque belonged to the North Aceh Regency which was then handed over to Lhokseumawe City when the district/city division occurred and the capital of North Aceh Regency moved to Lhoksukon. This mosque is not only used as a place for worship, it is also often used as a place to take pre-wedding photos by the bride and groom, both residents of the city and surrounding residents.

This school building has been around for a long time and is the school where I took my secondary education here for three years in 1991. Over the years, the school building has undergone changes and additional facilities. and infrastructure. This school has always been a favorite school in this city with proud student achievements.

This housing complex is housing that is intended for soldiers serving in the command area of Kodim 0103/Aceh Utara as a means for soldiers to live with their families (only for married soldiers). Currently, the leadership has made various improvements so that the housing atmosphere becomes a comfortable place for soldiers and their families to live so that the soldiers can carry out their duties properly.

This beach is located in the center of Lhokseumawe City and has just been renovated so that it becomes more beautiful and neat. This beach is used as a tourist spot and also hang out for residents who enjoy the beach atmosphere with a breeze while enjoying a variety of food and drinks that are sold at affordable prices. You can enjoy meatballs or dumplings for around 5,000 -10,000 IDR per serving, or grilled meatballs for 1,000 IDR per stick. There are also drinks such as coffee drinks at a price of 10,000 – 15,000 IDR per cup.

This is the intersection of the entrance to the city of Lhokseumawe which is quite busy. Near this intersection, my sister lives and runs her business in the form of a restaurant that provides a variety of Acehnese specialties and coffee drinks. There is also a chicken geprek menu at a fairly affordable price, which is 10,000 IDR per serving. Currently, my sister's Warung Ulee Sagoe also supplies food for Rohingya refugees who are accommodated in a shelter in Kandang, Lhokseumawe city.

This reservoir was built by the Lhokseumawe City Government several years ago and is now often used as a tourist spot and a jogging and cycling track by residents of Lhokseumawe and its surroundings. The residents around the reservoir are also used as a place for fish cultivation.

This office is a government office that provides services related to "Employment" for workers related to their rights as laborers / workers regulated by applicable laws, such as protection and work safety which is a basic right of workers.

This bank is a sub-branch office of Bank Aceh that provides banking services for local residents. This bank also has an ATM that makes it easy for residents and passers-by to get cash through ATM services.

Mafazin mart is a mini market that provides various goods needed by local residents such as basic necessities, various snacks, drinks, cosmetics and others. This mini market is a business managed by my cousin a year ago. It is located right on the side of the Medan-B.Aceh road, Mns Village. Cunda Mosque, Muara Dua District, Lhokseumawe City.

This mosque is located in Pusong Lama Village, Lhokseumawe City, which is a place of worship for the surrounding residents. The mosque, which is located close to the beach, is very comfortable with a gentle breeze that makes us feel at home for long here. I often visited this mosque when I was still living in Lhokseumawe City both for Friday prayers and other prayers as well as routine recitations which were held every Wednesday night.

Thus is a review of Lhokseumawe City as a small town that has a history in my life since the 90s with various advantages and disadvantages which is a city that is quite comfortable to live in.