Japanese cave sightseeing walks

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When wednesday comes, reminds me of the road. This is a challenge for me on Wednesday organized by @tattoodjay

Okay I will tell you a little about my trip a few days ago.
I visited one of the Japanese caves located in the city of lhokseumawe

The distance from where I live to this tourist spot takes 30 minutes from where I am.
This Japanese cave tour is located in a fairly high hill. To go to this Japanese cave using a motorbike, because the hill is a bit high. So I have to use the whip.
In the past, this tourist spot was very crowded to visit, before the corona disease outbreak hit, now visitors can only be a few people who come from outside the area.
Oh yes, I want to tell my friends a little, why this tourist spot used to be called a Japanese cave, because in the past this cave was made by the Japanese invaders who used it as a fortress to fight. The Japanese invaders dug the ground to hide. So this tourist spot is called a Japanese cave. This is proof that Japan has a place in our place.
This is a historical place for our country.
In this Japanese cave hill you can see all the beauty like the sea and other mountains.
I had time to take some photos in this Japanese cave, maybe friends can see through this photo.

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this is the view from the top of the hill, Japanese cave, sea view and PT Arun or the oil cylinder
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this is the appearance of a Japanese cave from the outside, I did not dare to go into this cave because it was very dark. and said the residents here inside it's very scary
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Above this Japanese cave, several swings or children's games are also provided.
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This is all I can tell of my journey on this Wednesday, I hope my friends are entertained with my travel story.
thank you friends
greetings from me @asklanbudi🙏



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Such a beautiful area with lovely scenic views, the caves do look a little scary

Thanks for joining Wednesday Walk :), I truly enjoy exploring the world virtually each Wednesday seeing walks from all around the globe and feeling I am there and experiencing it all myself, such as I did in your post just now :)

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I did not realize that Japan was quite so green, lush natural landscape indeed !
Really beautiful post √

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