Volleyball in Samosir harmony

On the edge of Lake Toba is spacious and mististry and above the warm sand of Samosir Island, the spirit of unity fused in each volleyball blow. The whirlpool wind brings a story about the ancestor land that now hosts PON XXI Aceh-Sumut 2024 sand volleyball sports branches for the first time.

The athletes step towards the arena, waiting for the moment of compileing power and soul to get a dream that radiates.

The sand volleyball court on the Situngkir Beach, Samosir Island, North Sumatra is not just a match paradise but also a stage where harmony between humans, nature, and culture blended in dynamic dances.

The audiences with the passion of festing their volleyball names as well as wanting to get rid of each figure in the match sky, applying for their suit continues to step, conquer obstacles and make each volleyball blow as a eternal victory promise.

In the center of the cheerleader, there is a silence that reminds that the match is not only the will of victory but also about the surrounding natural beauty. A calm Toba Lake reflects hard work as well as depicts deep feelings for athletes.

In the harmony, sand volleyball is a real embodiment of similarity, strength, and soul of competitions in line with the peace of nature. Samosir, with his charm that appeals to the perfect background where young athletes from all Indonesian fighters are fighting but still in respect of respect and friendship.

It’s not only the reason for winnings, but about how humans and nature are mutually supporting in a harmony. In Samosir Island sand, every step and movement of athletes became a poetry about strength, endurance, and similarity. Preserving the bergema inside the Toba Lake water ripple that brings stories about unity and sportivity for young generations.

In the future, citizens want a volleyball match that has been prepared by the government can be a place to practice talented young athletes from the Beautiful State of Heaven’s Fisheries who want to shine in the world’s premieres.

Photos and text: Rivan Awal Lingga