In the midst of the hustle and bustle of life, traditional markets remain the pulse of society. This is the atmosphere of the meat market in Megang, Aceh, full of color, full of stories. From the meat traders who are busy serving, to the buyers who bargain with a smile, all form a typical Acehnese harmony.⁣ ⁣ Have you ever been to a market like this? Or do you have exciting memories of shopping at a traditional market? Tell us in the comments column!👇⁣

In Aceh, every moment before Ramadan, Eid al-Adha, and even before Eid al-Fitr, there is one tradition that is always awaited and maintained from generation to generation: Meugang. This tradition is not just about eating meat together, it is a symbol of togetherness, respect for ancestors, and gratitude that is manifested in the form of cooking and friendship.

Hello friends, wherever you are, I hope you are all in good health and can do your daily routines as usual. On this very beautiful occasion, I want to entertain you all with some personal photography of the beauty when I was queuing to buy spices.

Hello photography lovers! Today I want to share one of my shots while shopping at the market in the morning at a busy traditional market. I captured these photos using a smartphone camera, I tried to capture moments of everyday life that often go unnoticed.

This morning, I walked along a quiet dirt road, surrounded by green rice fields and the silence of the countryside. The air still felt humid, with the remnants of dew that had not yet completely evaporated. The sky was streaked with a silvery gray color, decorated with a shy orange glow emerging from behind the clouds, a sign that a new day had come.

Behind the simplicity of the bamboo fence, there is a captivating play of light and shadow.The morning sunlight slips through the gaps, forming bold lines on the still, rough concrete.Every shadow seems to tell a story about time that continues to move, about a silence that is full of meaning.