An Unforgettable Village
A village I have never forgotten, Blang Galang / Teluk Benggala (Bay of Bengal) is where i was born, where this place 90% of its people are of indian origin, and located on the coast of the Strait of Malacca.
The village is still very lagging behind modern life, although it is not far from the sigli city of Aceh. Because it is located on the coast, the whole region of this village is salty water, so the river becomes one of the most important in this village, one of them is used for bathing.
There are still many memories that are still stored here, when I was a kid, my grandfather kept a dozen buffalo here, and be my friend playing while coming home from school. One day I fell off the back of the buffalo, and my head was bleeding from the buffalo horn, And at that moment I was angry with the buffalo for 1 week, heheheh.
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I still like this kind of living much much more than this ''modern life'' . Cool post, thanks for sharing!
Yes ,,, I too, because life like this makes us to always try, and not spoiled.
True that ;D
The human life arround give us wisdom of what we have got from lord. thank you @ejhaasteem
eeaaaaaaaaaaaaaakkkk ,,,,, there is @johnrenald, so wisdom can be formed with environmental causes.😝😝😝
Man kiban cara tapeget emotion yoe, haha
bak budikkk Hahahhaha
hana peuga,,,, Khak,..
tegaaaaa Nyaa ... sungguh teganya so fuck you with me haha.
hahahahha Bah beu tega kedeh,,,,
akan tapeugah meunyo na Vi dari postingan baroe sa Khak😄😄😄
Thats my first 100% upvote today and you totally deserve it. Excellent photos and village. The houses buffalos and wooden bridge you have a beautiful environment. Love it. Greetings to Aceh!
Why called the Bay of Bengal? Is there a history of naming the place? I am curious
Naming the bay of Bengal is in accordance with the ancient map,