Gunongan Historical Park

Gunongan Historical Park is situated in the Aceh Province of Sumatra, Indonesia. Possibly worked by Iskandar Muda, the grounds of the verifiable stop contain a 17^th century royal residence, garden, and white round structure whose reason for existing is obscure, the Gunongan, after which the recreation center has been named. The Gunungan Historical Park was then known as Taman Ghairah. As indicated by Ar-Raniri, a 17^th century Islamic spiritualist from Gujarat who worked quite a while for the Sultan, depict the garden in expand detail. The garden was worked by Iskandar Thani in mid 17^th century as a major aspect of the court of Aceh Sultanate; not distinctive with Taman Sari to the Sultanate of Yogyakarta.

It is possilbe that the garden has existed route before Iskandar Thani, as it is far-fetched that the excellent and open gardeb was worked completely amid the five-year rule of Iskandar Thani. A few parks has existed in the region of the Acehnese castle as made reference to in Hikayat Aceh, e.g. a more established 16^th century cultivate worked by the notorious Sultan Zayn al-Abidin. The garden is a walled regal joy plant around 1,000 understand wide. As an afterthought driving towards the royal residence stood a door known as Pintu Biram Indera Bangsa. Inside the garden were a few structures e.g. the Gunongan, a mosque known as 'Isyqi Musyahadah, and a number of pavilions e.g. Balai Cermin Perang, Balai Rekaan Cina, Balai Keemasan, and Balai Kumbang Caya.