Pantai kuala Jangka is a beach located in Bireuen district, which offers exotic beach charm with brown sand and a variety of culinary tours around the beach.
As well as being a new icon of tourism in the city of Bireun.

This beach seems never empty. Always crowded with tourists who relax. Take off tired after working tired.
They gather with family, friends or girlfriends.

At present the Kuala term beach displays a new appearance. Beautify yourself with colorful umbrellas lined up along the shoreline.

This umbrella, further adds to the beauty of the Kuala term beach which is now a favorite tourist spot in the district.

Throughout the day, tourists take turns coming to enjoy the vast expanse of the sea and the beauty of the sunset in the afternoon. Rows of stalls at the location provide fresh drinks and delicious culinary that is ready to shake the tongue of the tourists.

In general, the location of the kuala term beach is about five kilometers from the bustling city center with a twenty-minute journey. Just pay Rp. 5,000 in admission, you can enjoy the view of the waves along the Term coastline which has curves at some points, adding to the beauty of the Term beach charm.
In addition, if you are lucky, you can watch the sunset clearly until it is immersed without clouds. An extraordinary natural scenery of the creator's great masterpiece that deserves to be enjoyed when unwind after working for a full week.

Enchantment of Kuala Term Beach
The waves that greeted the coastline seemed to welcome every tourist who came to the Kuala term beach. Exotic beach sand, with a brownish color feel like a tapestry from the soft middle east caressing the visitors' feet. The fishing boat lined up neatly, mutually bumping into each other in the waves.

When arriving at the beach location, tourists will also be greeted with rows of pine trees that thrive on the beach. The existence of these pepohononan creates a shady and natural atmosphere, far from the impression of heat like a beach in general. These trees are also often a tourist haven from the heat of the sun.

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