Dayah Kupie Rest Area, Three In one, Taste, Facility and Harmony

Yesterday,On my way home to Lhoksukon, I felt a bit sleepy while driving. So, I decided to stop for a while at the Dayah Kupie Rest Area, just to wash my face and perform the Ashar prayer. When I stepped out of the car, I was surprised! The place looked so nice and natural. It has a welcoming unique-style gate, a clean mushalla, a good wudhu area, and even a classy toilet.

Sometimes, the best stops are the ones we don’t plan. I dropped here just to perform Ashar prayer and take a short break and honestly, I didn’t expect it to be this beautiful and peaceful.
Outside, a few cozy gazebos stand near the mushalla, offering shade for those who want to relax or enjoy a cup of coffee while watching their kids play. There’s even a simple play zone with a round wheel and a small slide, perfect for families traveling with children.

Outside the café area, you’ll find long wooden tables made of fine furniture wood, giving a warm rustic feel. There are also square tables for smaller groups, perfect for chatting or enjoying your drink quietly.

After praying, I didn’t want to rush back to the car. I wanted to try their coffee.Actually I wanted to try Bangladesh noodle,but my stomach was still full.

The system here is a bit different ,you have to go to the cashier first, make your order, pay, and then your drink will be prepared. For a second, I was joking to myself, “Do they think I don’t have money?”

The cashier counter looks neat and organized, right beside a shiny coffee machine that becomes the heart of the place, spreading the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee across the room. The payment can be paid by cash or bank transfer.

Before you leave, don’t miss the photo spots outside, a vintage white bemo and an old bicycle that create a nostalgic vibe, perfect for a quick snap with your coffee cup.