Hello everyone, My trip this time is to one of the buildings of the tsunami museum in Sigli, Pidie Regency. In this place, there is a museum building called Sigli Tsunami Museum which was made to commemorate the tsunami that struck Aceh in 2004. However, so far its fate has begun to be neglected because the condition of the building is not maintained so that the visitors are empty.
As you can see, the Tsunami Museum Monument is not too big, so you can see a replica of a golden yellow globe. very interesting indeed! because my eyes immediately fell on this replica of the globe.
I want to show you what I saw while I was here. In addition to a replica of a golden globe, I also saw the stairs to enter the museum building.! I started walking down those stairs to get in. Not too big this place, indeed. but that’s what I see. It’s very nice to be here, but also sad.
From that staircase, I started walking and I went up to take a closer look.
There is also another road to enter inside this museum building, this road is on the right side of the northeast, but it is different from the previous road because here there is no special staircase, only a small road is visible, so I can enter the tsunami museum It’s from any direction we like, without any obstacle!
As you can see, there are a lot of building pillars visible here, but I want to emphasize more clearly that there are pillars that we can see from the outside, near the intersection of the tsunami museum construction road. I think 6 visible pillars can be seen. We love it while walking around the tsunami museum page.
I also see an inscription in Arabic writing here, it is beautiful because it is very close to the yellow gold replica of the globe. Even though his fate is now beginning to be neglected.
I’m always very curious about the condition of the building inside... I’m trying to start getting in.. I want to invite you to go inside and see what is inside this tsunami building... Let’s see together...
That is the state of the existing building as you can see there is no special door to enter it, you can enter from any direction you like, because so far the state of the tsunami museum building does not have special protection. This place is open to anyone who comes. Whether in the morning, afternoon or evening, I once again emphasize that here there is no special guard for residents or local officials...so you are free to go there whenever you want.
While in this museum building, I saw a list of the names of the Tsunami victims who died, their names are all written here, and some of their bodies were found when the disaster hit this country, I’m sorry for you. but there are also their services that are not found...they are said to have disappeared during the tsunami incident...but their names are still listed in the Senate. Again, I say, I’m sorry. I hope those who remain behind remain patient and steadfast in the face of this ordeal.
There are hundreds, thousands of victims who died here, they all came from two different regencies, namely Pidie and Pidie Jaya regencies.. their names are inscribed in this building of the tsunami museum.
Building of the Sigli Tsunami Museum, whose destiny has been neglected so far! I just hope that in the future... this historic building will still be preserved and maintained as it was when it was built. because it has become one of the historic and cultural heritage sites that must be protected, maintained, and preserved for our children and grandchildren in the future. so that in the future they know that in 2004 there was a terrible tsunami that hit this country, so that they always remember the kindness of their parents because a great nation is a nation that always remembers the services and kindness of its ancestors.
Thank you and see you soon for my next trip. I always wish you health and happiness...
Cordially:@zul212
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