Visiting the Nurul Falah Bungkaih Mosque

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Today, the sky looks so beautiful, with a bright blue sky. On this beautiful day, I decided to take a short walk to visit a beautiful mosque in my regency, North Aceh.

After a long journey, I finally arrived at the Nurul Falah Mosque. This mosque is located on the side of the Medan-Banda Aceh road, at the Malikussaleh Airport intersection, Keude Bungkaih Village, Muara Batu District. Upon arrival at this magnificent mosque, I was immediately amazed by the beautiful exterior design, featuring a beautiful yellow dome with green trim at the bottom.

The exterior walls of this mosque also look magnificent, painted white with a few beautiful orange trims. The walls of the mosque also have a minimalist appearance, adding to its beauty, and leaving me in awe of the beautiful view today.

To enter the mosque, there are several beautiful steps on the exterior, with a simple and minimalist design, enhancing the beautiful view.

As soon as I entered the mosque, I was immediately greeted by the spacious and clean interior design. The interior features white floors, white walls, and white pillars. The interior of the mosque is truly beautiful, and the atmosphere is very cool, as the breeze from outside can flow directly into the mosque due to its open interior design.

The rear area of the mosque is also very beautiful, with its beautifully designed walls. There is also a prayer area for women, enclosed by blue curtains.

The front of the mosque is also beautiful, with a stunning view of the front wall. I also saw a prayer rug neatly spread across the floor. I was truly amazed by the beautiful design of the front wall, which featured beautiful calligraphy.

I also saw a fan and Qurans neatly arranged on clean, white glass shelves, allowing worshippers to read the Quran comfortably inside.

This magnificent mosque also features clean and well-maintained ablution areas and restrooms for men and women in the left courtyard. The ablution areas and restrooms for men and women are separate, allowing each worshipper to use them comfortably.

In front of the ablution area, there's a ceramic-floored path covered by a canopy that leads directly into the mosque. At the end of the path, there are stairs covered with a non-slip mat, making it easier for worshippers to enter the mosque.

There's also a convenient parking area on the left side of the mosque, and the courtyard is paved with beautiful paving blocks, enhancing the beautiful view of the exterior.

The courtyard on the right side of the mosque is also very spacious, allowing for convenient parking for worshippers' vehicles. On the right side of the mosque, there's a comfortable hall for a brief rest. This hall, made of wood, makes it look beautiful. Next to the hall, there's a water tap that also serves as a place for ablution.

This sunny day was truly a pleasant one for me, making me very happy to have visited this beautiful mosque. After taking a short break at a nearby coffee shop, I decided to head back home, as my journey home was going to be a long one.

This is my travel story to Nurul Falah Mosque today, thank you to my friends who have visited my travel post today.