Acehat the northwestern tip of Sumatra, connected with the outside world in the early sixth century AD. The chinese chronicle then spoke of a kingdom in the northern tip of Sumatra called Po-Li. Some Arabic writings in the early ninth century, and later inscriptions found in India mention the area. In 1292, Marco Polo, on his journey from China to Persia visited Sumatra and reported that in the northern part of Sumatra there were as many as six trading ports including Ferlec, Samudera and Lambri. It is ironic that this area is currently one of the most unknown countries in Indonesia.

Islam was reported to have reached Aceh between the seventh and eighth centuries AD and the first Islamic kingdom, Perlak was founded in 804 AD Then followed the Pasai Ocean in 1042, Tamiah in 1184, Aceh in 1205 and Darussalam in 1511. In this year people the Portuguese arrested Malacca and many Asian and Arab merchants tried to avoid the Strait of Malacca and instead turned to the port of Aceh, bringing wealth and prosperity. The dominance of Aceh in trade and politics in northern Sumatra began, reaching a climax between 1610 and 1640.

Aceh is rich in unique events, attractions and cultures that will fascinate anyone. Aceh is also rich in natural beauty, waves and marine parks, suitable for diving. Some of the most beautiful sites and historical attractions and Aceh's beaches have been damaged by the massive earthquake and December '04 Tsunami. The name Aceh Darussalam comes from the Acehnese language means the welfare and peace of the Aceh state. Aceh is located in the Northwest of Sumatra Island with an area of ​​about 57,365.57 sq km or 12.26% of the size of Sumatra Island. It consists of 119 islands, 73 large rivers and 2 lakes.

The area also has several lakes such as Danau Laut Tawar in Central Aceh with an area of ​​60 square kilometers and an altitude of 1,225 meters above sea level, as well as Aneuk Laot lake in Sabang (Pulau Weh).

In addition to mountains and lakes, there are also several major and lesser rivers, leading to the Malacca Strait or to the Indonesian Ocean. Among the rivers flowing into the Malacca Strait are: Krueng Aceh (Aceh River) in Aceh Besar District, Krueng Peusangan and Krueng Jambo Aye in North Aceh District, Krueng Baro in Pidie District, and Krueng Peureulak and Krueng Tamiang in East Aceh District ; The rivers that flow into Qcean Indonesia are Krueng Teunom and Krueng Meureubo in West Aceh district, Krueng Kluet, Krueng Simpang Kiri and Krueng Simpang Kanan in South Aceh district.

On the west and south coasts, there are large and small islands, some of which are inhabited and others, uninhabited. These islands are Weh Island, Breuh Island, Nasi Island, Simeulue Island and Tuangke Island (Many Islands).

A variety of interesting destinations are widely available in Aceh province, this area is rich in beautiful beach attractions. One of the beaches in this province is Ujong Blang Beach, a wide stretch of beach accompanied by calm waves whilst adding to the beauty of the beach located in the city of Lhokseumawe, Aceh. On this coast it empties Cunda River Cangkoi River where the river is crossing 4 villages namely, Ujong Blang Village, Ulee Road, Northwest Hagu, and Hagu Tengah Village.

The beauty of Ujong Blang beach is located on the sunrise view which leaves its own impression as the visitors. That's when visitors will be spoiled with beautiful scenery and can directly see the daily fishing activities that are located not far from the gas liquefaction plant PT Arun.

Ujong Blang Beach has been inaugurated in 2012 as one of the tourist destinations by the Ministry of Tourism RI. However, the beach that has long been a recreational destination for the people of Lhokseumawe, North Aceh and the central region of Aceh, still looks plain without the artistic touch of the architects. Nevertheless, the untouched coastal atmosphere of human development is characteristic of the purity of the natural environment..1. item

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