The Story of Cot Kuala Bridge (Part One)

A story with a natural resource is worth listening for Tangse. Since the Dutch colony, they always controlled the Tangse valley conducted a serious gold mine survey and then took digged it since the 1920s. But the Dutch do it secretly and unknown to the local peoples. Only a few former Dutch drivers ever told me about where the Dutch kept the precious stuff.

In the side of this river, we can find a restaurant that serves the venison and keureulieng fish

Once he had been back and forth from Keude Tangse to Cot Kuala street. We could find a river that brought together Krueng Tangse and Krueng Gempang. In this place the Dutch built a steel bridge, which was still in use until 1995.