The weekend has arrived! Today I was busy in the garden and did many things. Including fertilizing lettuce, tomatoes, and white bak choi.
After the afternoon, I took my husband for a walk. A few km towards the rice fields. Of course a new road that we have never visited before.
The sun did not seem to have set yet. We walked before it got really dark.
There were also many people walking around. Especially in the rice field area, people were enjoying the sunset.
Golden hours are always the best to calm the heart. See the beautiful light before the earth gets really dark.
When the Azan (call to worship for Muslims) was heard from the mosque, a place of worship, my husband and I stopped at a mosque. Of course, a mosque that we had never visited before.
After praying, not far from the mosque I saw a place that caught my attention. There were many lights hanging in that place.
It turned out that it was a local resident's house that was turned into a cafe by the owner. The front of the area here looks dominated by wood and also lots of green plants. So it gives the impression of a blend that is directly connected to nature because the surrounding area is still a rice field area.
The name of this place is Bunsaqu. At the entrance, there is a pathway made of bamboo material.
On the pathway, hanging vines are added so that it looks good overall.
If you are lucky, we can see the view of two mountains. When I arrived at this place, the sky was still a little bright. So I still saw the view of the mountains.
While waiting for my order, I enjoyed the surrounding scenery. I only ordered a hot drink and also snacks before we continued our journey home.
Hot ginger milk, perfect for recharging energy. The milk is delicious and the ginger is added in the right amount so that it warms my body.
For snacks, I ordered fried tempeh. One of my favorite snacks that always reminds me of my late mother. My mother used to make this snack when I finished studying.
Although this small cafe is just a house, it looks nice. Simple but the owner decorates the simplicity intelligently. Everything is neatly arranged, also clean.
The cafe accessories used are also minimalist but still function well. The benches are made of rattan, and made of cement. It's all useful in terms of aesthetic beauty and function.
For snacks at this cafe, I only spent $1 dollar. Then I went back to continue my journey. Beautiful day.
Even though it was dark, the surrounding streets didn't look scary. There were still many people around. So, this is for today's finding. 😊❤️
Best Regards,
Anggrek Lestari
Anggrek Lestari is an Indonesian fiction writer who has published two major books. Now She is a full-time content creator. She has a goal to share life, poem, and food content that makes others happy and can get inspiration.
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