Takengon Rafting Tour, Wade River Peusangan

Who is not familiar with white water rafting or rafting which is one of the sport is considered extreme for some people. However, extreme impression will be lost if you cross the river flow Pesangan along approximately 4, 5 kilometers by rubber boat, which is from Lukup Badak Bridge, Pegasing District, Central Aceh District, to Sanehen Village, District Silihnara.

With the difficulty of grade I (quiet) and grade II (very easy), the Peusangan river track will spoil you who want to travel with family, of course still guided by a number of skippers or people who give instructions to passengers to do the movement and or rowing during the rafting.

Takengon Rafting Tour is worthy of recommendation for every traveler who wants to enjoy the challenge, but with a number of family members. Although still in an easy track, every passenger who is on a rubber boat will be spoiled with the sensation of the waves that rocked them.

Not only that, everyone is very likely to see various types of animals that suddenly emerge from the grass or out of the river, like a number of bird species, monitor lizards, and other animals that often appear immediately in the bush.
Guide participants rafting with the family will feel its own comfort when crossing the Peusangan River by rubber boat. Moreover, on the left side of the river they can see the natural beauty such as mountains, coffee plantations and rice fields.

"Participants can come directly with two-wheeled or four-wheeled vehicles at Lukup Badak Bridge, by paying Rp 20,000, they will enjoy all the beauty and comfort that goes to Sanehen Village less than an hour," said Khalis, adding that when arriving at the destination, passengers will be escorted back to the vehicle that has been prepared by the organizer.

Explained, actually Peusangan River or commonly known as Krueng Peusangan, has a number of very extreme locations for Rafting. But when the launch of the rafting tour is November 11 last, temporary organizers still specialize this for family tourism.