This traditional Acehnese house is located in the Pidie Jaya regent's office complex, Aceh. The traditional Acehnese house, known as Rumoh Aceh, is a cultural heritage that exudes beauty and local wisdom. Built of wood with a stilt structure, this house is designed to be earthquake-resistant and environmentally friendly. Its high, tapering roof gives a majestic impression, while the carvings on the walls reflect the artistic and philosophical values ​​of the Acehnese people.

What makes Rumoh Aceh even more enchanting is the natural scenery that is often the backdrop. The expanse of green rice fields, rows of coconut trees, and mountains stretching in the distance create harmony between architecture and nature.

The traditional Acehnese house is not only a place to live, but also a reflection of life that is at one with nature.


Important Note: I wrote in Indonesian, then translated it using Google Translate.

Regards @yayan