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Aceh Gayo Premium Coffee Festival

The Aceh coffee festival (photo: Banda Aceh Tourism)

Aceh Gayo Premium Coffee Festival

Gayo Aceh Arabica coffee is the best premium organic coffee in the world, as widely recognized by the Specialty Coffee Association of Europe (SCAE). Aceh province government holds an annual festival to celebrate the coffee tradition, called “A Cup of Aceh Coffee, A Million Flavors”. This festival is one of the long-awaited events by world coffee vendors and connoisseurs. In the festival, you could taste some varieties of premium coffee products, such as honey coffee, Aceh traditional coffee of Kupi Khop and Kupi Sareng, palm coffee, Arabica, and Robusta coffee. In 2018, the event was held from the 15th until 17th December 2018. Keep abreast for the next coffee festival in Aceh!

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Aceh Batik Motifs

Kerawang Tegak Aceh

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Pintu Aceh

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Kerawang Datar

This motif symbolizes the embodiment of of religious values for

Ceplok Gayo Aceh

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