kerokrok relic colonies of Portuguese, Japanese and Dutch colonies, in Aceh

  The history of aceh ..

This is one of the relics of the people aceh past in the period of Prototis, Japan, and Holland.
And this is where the Acehnese defend, the Acehnese call it KEROKROK.

This choreographer became the hideout of the Acehnese inside and equipped with artificial weapons against the invaders.

This kerokrok many we find on the edge of the sea seputaran aceh, but this time mostly only found in aceh pidie jaya region in precisely precisely trienggadeng district in place wasata trienggadeng.
These chocolates are round and slightly prominent at the entrance gates.
This kerokrok since colonial times until now still stands strong, it's just its shape is not visible because with time running kerokrok this dihempas waves so almost immersed in the sand of the sea ..
Only one kerokrok that still looks big.

if we see from the entrance of his entrance

this from the inside

and this is the bangian from the front and the hole in front of it is sebangai where the weapon deployment leads to the sea because the invaders come from the sea

at this time where the defense of the people of Aceh is almost buried in sand because karna estimated 80 years old and some say 100 years.

for all friends do not forget to stop here to see the relics of the fighters in the era of colonialism first, and is mostly found in the coast of Trienggadeng Pidie jaya Aceh.