Introducing a traditional house that has Acehnese characteristics, namely the Lhokseumawe City Museum, a museum located in the center of Lhokseumawe City which was established in 2014. The manager of this museum is the Lhokseumawe City Education and Culture Office. Full ownership of this museum was given to the central government of Lhokseumawe City.
The characteristics of traditional Acehnese houses in ancient times are now being redeveloped by traditional historians in collaboration with the Aceh People's Culture and Education Offices and the main developments of this museum include the Aceh Traditional House and the guest transit hall as well as a hall for storing rice, rice pounders and all bathrooms are equipped to make it easier to find out historical relics that are still being developed in this museum.
The courtyard of the Lhokseumawe City Museum can accommodate car parking for tourists visiting this place.
Types of drums include beaters in Acehnese (tambo) This tambo is made from the ambolo tree in Acehnese (bak iboeh) and used cowhide and rattan as a skin barrier. This tambo used to be used for communication to determine prayer times and to gather Kemenasah residents and also to break the fast and so on, but now it is very rarely used (almost extinct) its function has been urged by microphone technology, with a museum like this it can make it easier to find out historical heritage for the young generation of the nation's hope.
Knowing history is very important for society, therefore people must know it. This museum is opened specifically for the people of Aceh and generally for domestic tourists, also equipped with materials and tools of relics and historical collections. To let the younger generation know who their ancestors were and how great they were.
This is a pride for the people of Aceh, this museum is opened for domestic tourists, the Aceh government has agreed to make this museum a historical tourist location. Become a must-visit tourist destination