Baiturrahman Grand Mosque is a beautiful mosque in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. Built in 1879, it features striking white walls, seven black domes, and seven minarets, making it a significant symbol of Acehnese culture.

The Tsunami Monument in Banda Aceh is a symbolic site honoring the victims of the 2004 tsunami. Visitors experience a dark tunnel that represents tsunami waves, and exhibitions showcase the tragedy and resilience of the community.

Lapangan Blangpadang is a public park in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. It features green spaces, walking paths, and is a place for local events and gatherings.

PLTD Apung I is a large power-generator ship that was carried inland by the 2004 tsunami. It serves as a memorial and allows visitors to explore its deck and a small museum inside.

Ulee Lheue Beach is a popular tourist spot in Banda Aceh with beautiful views of the sea. It is a great place for relaxing, picnicking, or enjoying local foods from nearby stalls.