The following text is for questions 4 and 5.The Tsunami Museum

The tsunami museum is located at Jalan Sultan Iskandar Muda, near Simpang Jam Banda Aceh, and it was inaugurated in February 2008. This museum was built to commemorate the earthquake that caused the 2004 tsunami. In addition, it is also a center for education and an evacuation center if a tsunami strikes again.

The museum was built with funds of around 70 billion rupiah and it has 2 floors. The 1st floor is an open area that can be seen from the outside and its function is as a place to commemorate the tsunami event. On the 1st floor, there are several rooms that contain traces of the 2004 tsunami, namely the tsunami, pre-tsunami, post-tsunami, and post- tsunami exhibition rooms. Several images of tsunami events, tsunami trace artifacts, and dioramas are also on this floor. One of them is a diorama of a fishing boat that was hit by the tsunami and a diorama of a PLTD Apung ship that was stranded in Punge Blang Cut.

On the 2nd floor, there are learning media in the form of a library, teaching aids room, 4D (four-dimensional) room, and a souvenir shop. The props displayed include earthquake-resistant building designs and earth fault diagram models. The exterior of this museum expresses the diversity of Acehnese culture with decorative ornaments with elements of transparency such as woven bamboo. The interior appearance will lead you to contemplate the terrible calamity suffered by the Acehnese as well as to surrender and acknowledge the power of God. E

The Aceh Tsunami Museum was built on the initiative of several institutions, namely the Aceh-Nias Reconstruction Agency, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, the Aceh Regional Government, the Banda Aceh City Government, and the Indonesian Architects Association. The museum building consists of 4 levels with Islamic decorations. From the outside, the building is shaped like a ship, with a lighthouse standing above it. The extraordinary exterior appearance expresses the diversity of Acehnese culture through the decorative ornaments, elements of the transparency of the outer skin of the building. This symbolizes the saman dance as a reflection of the Hablumminannas, namely the concept of human relations in Islam.

The museum is always crowded with tourists, both local and foreign. It is open every day (except Friday) at 10.00-12.00 and 15.00-17.00. The Tsunami Museum has no entrance fee, unless the visitor wants to watch 4D shows. When entering the museum, will pass through a narrow alley with a waterfall that emits a roar on both sides as if to remind them of the enormity of the tsunami waves.

The museum also displays an electronic simulation of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake, photographs of victims and stories of survivors. The location of the museum is very easy to reach, both by public and private transportation.

clue : the question is at the top of the story in the form of a picture

book used : English book (splash) independent curriculum SMK/MAK pages 60 to 61​