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Heritage Sites

" Mesjid Besar Baiturrahman

" Baiturrahim Mosque, Ulee Lheue
" Rumoh Aceh
" Royal Mausoleum,
  Kampung Pande

" Royal Mausoleum Complex,
  Kandang Meuh

" Royal Mausoleum of
  Sultan Iskandar Muda

" Pintho Khop
" Kandang XII at Keraton Village
" The War Cemetery
  of Kerkhof Peutjoet

" Gate to Dutch Cemetery
" Governor's House
" High School Building
" Former Telecommunications
  Building

" Former Water Tower
" Former Water Storage Building
" Former Railway Station
" Gedung Joeang (Juang),
  Keraton Compound

" Old Dutch House in Blang
  Padang Area

" Old Dutch House
  in Keraton Area

" Bank Indonesia Building
" Old Chinese Shophouses
" Catholic Church
" Proclamation Monument
" Historical Aircraft Monument
  RI.001 Seulawah

" Tjut Nyak Dhien House

 
 

 

The War Cemetery of Kerkhof Peutjoet

This historical cemetery was inundated during the tsunami. Here lie the Dutch soldiers who died during the long history of Aceh War. The Dutch laid siege on Banda Aceh in 1873 and the cemetery was established in 1880. More than 2200 soldier are buried there, including General Koehler who led the first invasion against Aceh. Apart from the Dutch, there are also Javanese, Menadonese and Ambonese enlisted men buried here. Apparently, more died from disease than on the battlefield.

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