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Behind the famous pier of Pangkalan Susu, Langkat Regency, lies a hidden gem called Teluk Kerang (Shell Bay). Finding this place is not easy, with no signposts and roads that are mostly dirt. However, the tiredness of the journey will be well worth it with the unique beauty that Teluk Kerang offers.
Journey to Teluk Kerang
The journey to Teluk Kerang is full of adventure. Potholed roads and puddles here and there require extra caution. The parking area is also still inadequate, but the beautiful beach view will immediately soothe the tiredness.
The Unique Charm of Teluk Kerang
As the name suggests, Teluk Kerang is filled with fossil shells and corals in various shapes and sizes. When the sea tide recedes, almost the entire surface of the beach is decorated with these fossils, presenting a unique and interesting sight. Marine life can also be seen among the fossils.
Exotic Mangrove Trees
Along the coastline, exotic mangrove trees with their beautiful roots grow lushly. This view, if managed properly, can be a captivating tourist attraction.
Promising Tourism Potential
The hidden beauty of Teluk Kerang, combined with the scattered shells on the beach and the crab traps of the local residents, offers promising tourism potential. The unique natural beauty and calm atmosphere can be an attraction for tourists looking for a different tourism experience.
Development of Teluk Kerang Tourism
In order for Teluk Kerang to develop into a popular tourist destination, several development steps need to be taken, such as:
- Improving accessibility: Creating road signs and improving road infrastructure.
- Providing adequate parking area.
- Management and development of tourist areas: Creating parks, gazebos, and other tourist facilities.
- Tourism promotion: Introducing Teluk Kerang to tourists through various media.
With proper development, Teluk Kerang can become a leading tourist destination in Pangkalan Susu and attract more tourists to visit.
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