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The Aceh Tsunami Museum

The Aceh Tsunami Museum is located on Jalan Iskandar Muda Street, Banda Aceh , and is open daily (except Friday) from 10.00-12.00 noon, and 15.00-17.00 West Indonesia Time. The Museum building has adopted the traditional raised Aceh House, while at the same time it resembles a ship with its protruding funnel.

Stepping inside, one will find a narrow corridor with water flowing from either side accompanied by a scary rumbling sounds,reminding of the devastations made by the 2004 tsunami. The Museum also features an electronic simulation of the Indian Ocean earthquake, pictures of the casualties, and stories and testimonies of survivors. Building the museum had cost about IDR70 billion, and consists of 2 floors. The first floor is an open space area which serves as reminder of the tsunami disaster.

There are several sections on the first floor which recall the unfortunate day including pre-tsunami, during the tsunami, and post-tsunami pictures. Several images, remnants, and a diorama are showcased here. Some of the most notable dioramas are fishing boats being hit by the high waves and dashed onto the shore. There is also a picture of the PLTD Apung Ship which was swept up and carried far inland to finally come aground at Punge Blang Cut.

The 2nd floor features educational media including a library, simulation rooms, 4D room, and a souvenirs shop. Some of the simulation showcased here are an earthquake resistant building and a model of the earth’s crust. There is also a room displaying tsunami disaster paintings and diorama.

The Aceh Tsunami Museum is located at Jalan Iskandar Muda street in the heart of the  city  of Banda Aceh, near the Simpang Jam, the Clock tower Intersection. It is situated near the Blang Padang Field, next to the Dutch Cemetery or Kerkhof Peutjut.

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A visit to this beautifully designed, hard-hitting museum commences with a walk through a dark, dripping tunnel that symbolises the 2004 tsunami waves. This is followed by a powerful set of images of the devastation projected from tombstone-like receptacles, and a circular chamber engraved with the names of the lost. Upstairs a very graphic short film is shown, along with photographs of loss, displacement, rebuilding, hopefulness and reunited families.

Other displays explain how earthquakes and tsunamis are created and how Aceh’s landscape was altered by the disaster (look out for the ‘before’ and ‘after’ scale models of the city).

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The dramatic Aceh Tsunami Museum was opened in 2009 to commemorate the 2004 tsunami in which more than 150,000 Acehnese lost their lives. Even as late as the end of 2012, the museum still seemed to be a work-in-progress but it is nonetheless still a moving and interesting place to visit.

Visitors enter through a dark corridor under a spray of water to emerge in a room filled with video displays showing pictures of many different scenes of the disaster, both as it unfolded as well as the aftermath. The next room is like a small domed mosque. The names of those who lost their lives cover the walls while prayers are constantly said.

Other spaces hold conventional displays of information about the disaster, and there are also spaces which have rotating exhibits. The museum and its displays are probably Banda Aceh's number one sight.

The museum is open daily from 9:00 am to noon, and from 2:00 pm until 4:30 pm. Admission is free.

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Tourist Attractions in Aceh, Traveling While Learning About the Tsunami

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The 2004 tsunami that hit Aceh brought a number of deep sorrow for many people. To remember and at the same time provide lessons for future generations, many buildings or various evidence of the effects of the tsunami are now used as tourist sites. Many tourist attractions in Aceh were built after the incident. Here are 4 tourist attractions that you must visit when traveling to Aceh to learn from these natural events:

Floating PLTD Ship Site The Floating

PLTD Ship is one of the heritage sites created from the catastrophic event. This floating PLTD ship is 1 of 2 ships that were brought ashore when the tsunami occurred besides the ferry at Lampulo. The Floating PLTD ship was carried over 5 kilometers to Punge Village, Blang Cut, Jaya Baru, Banda Aceh. The location of this ship is not far from the tsunami monument which is a memorial to this disaster.

Monument Thanks To The World

When the tsunami disaster ended, many countries from abroad entered the disaster area to provide assistance to the people of Aceh. Not only the government, but also non-governmental organizations, private companies, various groups of the general public, and the military participated actively in rebuilding infrastructure and the lives of the people of Aceh. The 5 wave-shaped monument is located in Blang Padang Field and is a symbol of all the Aceh people gratitude to the world.

Tsunami Education Park

Tsunami Educational Park or Tsunami Education Park is one of the tourist attractions in Aceh which was established for a learning center about Tsunami. Here you can learn various things related to the effects of the tsunami. There are also various historical testimonies relating to the 2004 tsunami. In addition, various documentation and photographs taken as a result of the incident can also be used as learning material. The Tsunami Education Park was established on an area of ​​4500 m2 and is located in Banda Aceh.

Tsunami Museum Tsunami

Museum has become a tourist attraction in Aceh that was built to commemorate and educate the public about the 2004 tsunami. Located in the city of Banda Aceh, this museum looks very majestic and beautiful. There are several sectors that you can enter when you are inside this museum. Not only are the displays of various items left over from the incident, but some of the rides here also bring you to the tense atmosphere felt by the people of Aceh at that time. The museum was inaugurated in 2008 and has become one of Aceh’s historical sites related to the Tsunami. In addition, this museum building was also designed as an evacuation and protection zone if at any time the tsunami struck this rencong land again.

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The Indian Ocean Tsunami Archives is a collection that recorded the event, disaster response, rehabilitation, and reconstruction related to the tsunami on December 26th, 2004 that inflicted widespread destruction, wave heights exceeding 30 meters and casualties in excess of 310.000 lives, in Bangladesh , Indonesia , India , Malaysia , Myanmar , Sri Lanka , Thailand , and 12 other countries. The Archives are collective memory as they describe an extraordinary disaster that created a spirit of unity, solidarity, and humanity among many countries around the world. They also represent fortitude, strength, and the fighting spirit of people and nations impacted by the tsunami.

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Tsunami Museum Located at Jalan Iskandar Muda, Banda Aceh, the museum is open every day (except Friday) at 10:00 to 12:00 and 15:00 to 17:00. The style of this building is quite unique, it has stage house style or Rumah Panggung, and it resembles a ship with a chimney, when we see from far.

Inside the museum, you can find a narrow hallway with rumble noises waterwall on both sides as if to remind the enormity of the tsunami. Aceh Tsunami Museum displays an electronic simulation of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake, the photographs of the victims and the stories of the survivors.

The model of the building is the result of contest winners, who is M.Ridwan Kamil (the Lecturer in Architecture from Bandung Institute of Technology) with the idea of building, is Rumoh Aceh as Escape Hill. The museum building plans are analogous to ocean wave’s tsunami epicenter. The traditional elements such as Tari Saman have been translated in the outer skin of the building exterior.

This Museum that was built with Rp 70 billion funds has 2 stairs, where the first floor is an open area that can be seen from the outside and its function as a place to commemorate the tsunami. On this floor there are several rooms that contain tsunami track record in 2004. There is tsunami showroom, pre-Tsunami, the day of the tsunami and post-tsunami space. Also, there are some pictures of tsunami, tsunami trace artifacts and dioramas displayed in this floor.

On the 2nd floor containing instructional media in the form of a library, props, space 4D, and a souvenir shop. Some props are displayed among other things; the design of earthquake-resistant buildings, as well as a model diagram of the earth fault. There are some facilities continue to be refined as space disaster painting, diorama, libraries, 4-dimensional space, as well as cafe.

The exterior of the museum is to express cultural diversity of Aceh with decorative ornament element of transparency such as bamboo weaving. The interior view will lead you to the contemplation of the devastating disaster suffered by the people of Aceh as well surrender and recognition of the strength and power of God.

Aceh Tsunami Museum was built on the initiative of several institutions like the Reconstruction Agency for Aceh and Nias, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Government of Aceh, the Government of Banda Aceh and the Indonesian Architects Association.

The museum was inaugurated in February 2008. The purpose of development in addition to the memory of the earthquake that led to the 2004 tsunami as well as well as being an educational center and as a center for evacuation if the tsunami comes again. At that time the tsunami in 2004 killed more than 120 thousand people, and becames the national tragedy of all time.

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