The Beauty of Meunasah Gampong Ulee Pulo

Hi Hivers

On this beautiful day I was very excited to go to a beautiful place even though I had to fight with the drizzle on my journey today, the beautiful place I visited was a meunasah called Meunasah Gampong Ulee Pulo, Dewantara District.

Although the weather was cloudy today, the view I enjoyed when I first arrived at this meunasah was truly breathtaking. From the outside, the meunasah was striking because of its unique gate design. The gate is flanked by two large Acehnese kupiah (traditional Javanese traditional hats) on the right and left, making the gate look truly beautiful.

As soon as I entered the courtyard, I was greeted by the sight of the meunasah's minimalist design, topped with a beautiful silver dome. The walls of the meunasah are also unique and beautiful, with beautiful embossed floral carvings.

The walls of this meunasah are covered in beautiful clear glass with a beautiful blue, black, and gold pattern. There are several steps to enter, and the stairs feature a stainless steel handrail with a beautiful, minimalist design.

As soon as I entered the meunasah, I was immediately amazed by the beautiful and simple interior design. The ceramic floor of the meunasah was very clean, with a beautiful roof design. I also noticed a small bench that can be used as an aid for those with certain medical conditions during prayer.

The front wall of the meunasah is also very beautiful, covered with ceramic tiles and beautiful decorations. In the center is a small, beautiful, minimalist room. This small room also houses the prayer leader's stand, the Quran, religious books, and other items. Inside the meunasah, there is also a clean and neatly arranged prayer rug.

The women's prayer area inside this meunasah is also very beautiful, covered by beautiful yellow and green curtains. The women's prayer area also features a beautiful prayer carpet and prayer robes (mukena) available for female worshippers to use while praying. I also noticed a small bench that can be used to assist those with certain health conditions while praying.

In the left courtyard of the meunasah, there is also a place for ablution and a men's restroom, built in a minimalist building. The ablution area and restroom are also clean, making me feel very comfortable using the restroom and performing ablutions there.

In the left courtyard of the meunasah, there is also a place for ablution and a women's restroom, built in a separate, more private building. This left courtyard also houses the village head's office, also known as the Geuchik Office.

The right side of the courtyard of the meunasah itself looks spacious and very beautiful, thanks to its beautiful paving block flooring. There's also a parking area with a beautiful roof on the right side.

What really caught my eye was the gate design, which featured an Acehnese kupiah (traditional Javanese cap), and I also noticed beautiful ornamental plants on the gate.

From the outside, the view of the meunasah is truly breathtaking, and I absolutely adored it. Unfortunately, the rain this afternoon was getting heavier, forcing me to head home before it got even heavier.

Even though I got caught in the rain on my way home this afternoon, I was really happy to be able to visit the Meunasah Gampong Ulee Pulo today. Thank you to my friends who have visited my travel post today.