The traditional house in Aceh, Indonesia is known for its unique architectural style and cultural significance. These houses, also known as "rumoh Aceh," are typically made of wood and feature tall, pointed roofs, elevated flooring, and intricate carving and ornamental details. They are built on stilts, with the living quarters located above and storage or livestock areas underneath. The design of the traditional Acehnese house reflects the region's history and influences from both Islamic and indigenous cultures, and is considered an important part of Aceh's cultural heritage. In recent years, efforts have been made to preserve these traditional houses and promote their cultural significance.
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