Seeing the Beautiful Location of the UNIMAL Campus [12 image]

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Today I want to share a post about me seeing one of the largest campuses in Aceh, namely the Unimal campus (Universtias Malikus Shalih) which is located at Reuleut, Lhokseumawe City.

^{Unimal Jargon Image}

Since moving to a new location, the Unimal campus has a land area of 83 hectares and this is very large. Thus making this campus the greatest campus in Aceh.

The view is very with trees and hills providing comfort for students and lecturers.

Many trees are planted such as the Angsana tree which can make the campus location cool.

Here is a picture of a tree that I took on campus land.

^{Angsana tree pictures}

Specification tree

Angsana or sonokembang (Pterocarpus indicus) is a type of high-quality wood-producing tree from the Fabaceae tribe (= Leguminosae, legumes). The wood is hard, reddish, and quite heavy, which is traded as narra or rosewood.[2]

In various regions, Angsana is known by similar names: asan (Aceh); sena, sona, hasona (Batak); asana, sana, langsano, lansano (Min.); Angsana, Babsana (Btw.); there flowers (Jw., Md.). But also, nara (Bima, Seram), nar, na, ai na (Tim.), nala (Seram, Haruku), lana (Buru), lala, lalan (Amb.), ligua (Ternate, Tidore, Pg.) , linggua (Maluku) and others.

Names in other countries, including: apalit (Philippines), pradu (Thailand), chan dêng (Laos), padauk, sena, ansanah (Burma), Malay padauk, red sandalwood, amboyna (English), and santal rouge, amboine (French).^wikipedia

This is a collection of trees belonging to the campus which is well maintained.

Besides the Angsana tree, there is also the Yellow Flamboyant tree. This tree can also make the campus cool.

^{Flamboyan tree pictures}

Specification tree

Flamboyant (Delonix regia) is a distinctive plant with large trees, and bright red flowers. Flamboyant has the genus name Delonix which comes from the Greek words delos (meaning striking), and onyx, meaning claw. The name refers to the flower's striking appearance and the shape of the crown of the flower that expands like claws. This tree is commonly cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions, including Madagascar, as an ornamental plant.[1] This plant is threatened with extinction in its natural habitat due to habitat destruction. ^wikipedia

It is also seen the workers who always provide the location of the land to keep it looking clean and tidy.

^{The employees}