Jagu Beach in the City Center of Lhokseumawe

Hello CCH Friend,

This is a story about a visit I made to a city center beach. Because it has been around for a while, the inhabitants of Lhokseumawe are familiar with this location. Yet, this location is brand new. This area used to be a slum beach with several rubbish mounds.

This location is now lively with tourists and vendors because it has been renovated in the greatest manner possible after being repaired and relocated. This time, we're visiting a relaxation spot that has recently gained enormous popularity on friends' social media. Later we met him at a location called Jagu Beach.

Due to its strategic location in the heart of Lhokseumawe City, specifically close to Coffee Time in Lhokseumawe City, this location is quite useful. It used to be dark, but now it's completely light. In order to provide a barrier between the road and the beach, there are enormous stones at the side of the road, which is an excellent road as well.

People seek out this location because of its picturesque surroundings and cooling sea breeze as a place to unwind. Seeing the boats and fishing boats as they gracefully navigate the waves is just as enjoyable as gazing at the beach. Also, folks who enjoy fishing use this area as a spot for fishing.

There are numerous vendors here selling everything from drinks to heavy fare to street coffee. Costs are relatively reasonable, and young individuals make up the majority of the tourists. But there are also people who come here with their families, and there are lots of kids here.

My friend and I decided to try eating Bakso Gerobak out of all the available goods. The meatball cart we went to was fairly crowded, and since the meatballs were so good, we assumed that it was popular and in high demand. You shouldn't worry either because seats and tables have been set up on the beach by the food vendors so that you may enjoy your meal while admiring the stunning views of the Malacca Strait.

My friend and I chose the "empty meatballs," and we were right to assume that they would be equally as tasty as the meatballs sold in the downtown food booths. The meatballs seem much more appealing because they are accompanied by tofu and shredded chicken in addition to the meatballs. These meatballs cost IDR 10K for one bowl, but you can also alter the order to get IDR 5K worth.

Before the traders and guests began to leave before dusk and after the food ran out, we spent the day here. And only in the afternoon do merchants here sell. But, guests can also take advantage of the coastal vistas and the refreshing breeze here at night.

I really love and feel at ease in this location, and I'll return the following time to take in the scenery and the sea air. I urge you to go here. I appreciate you taking the time to read and comment on my article.

Regards,
@ponpase