Brunei is a rich country with its Culture, Green, Heritage and Nature. The most important is the people in Brunei and their way of living and how
they welcome their guests. Brunei , Darussalam is a peaceful country , in the Middle of Asean countries that offer the best vacation for Tourists
from around the world.
Your visit to Brunei will stay in your memory for years and you will return with complete satisfaction and nice experience.Brunei is a family tourism
destination, where for sure your family and your kids will enjoy.

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Motaz Othman       

Bandar Seri Begawan

Vibrant, yet peaceful. Both modern and timeless. A fusion of majestic opulence and traditional respect.

Bandar Seri Begawan is the centre of Brunei’s commerce, finance and government. In many ways, it is
also the heart of Brunei’s cultural landscape, housing some of the nation’s most revered landmarks.
The city’s breathtaking Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque is a stunning tribute to the nation’s deep-rooted
faith, while the truly Bruneian Kampong Ayer water village offers a glimpse of the nation’s quaint Asian charm.

Beneath Bandar Seri Begawan’s lavish adornments, gold towers, sparkling fountains and colourful mosaic
tiles, lies a city steeped in quiet respect, grounded in Islamic tradition, and exuding a sense of peace that
makes it one of Asia’s most distinctive capital cities.

Brunei-Muara

Contemporary luxuries abound. Rustic surprises await.

Though small in size, Brunei-Muara is of great importance to the nation as the district housing Brunei’s
capital, Bandar Seri Begawan. As such, it is usually the first stop of any visitor to Brunei — and one of the
most memorable. Outside the capital lie some of the nation’s most world-renowned attractions.

The golden spires adorning Istana Nurul Iman, home of the nation’s revered monarch, His Majesty
The Sultan, form a striking backdrop for a spectacular Bruneian sunset. The lavish residence has achieved
legendary status as the largest palace in the world and features a unique blend of contemporary and traditional
Islamic architecture. But there is nothing traditional — or expected — about Brunei Muara’s other famous
attraction, Jerudong Park Playground, the state-of-the-art amusement park that was once the playground
of royalty

Tutong

Sparsely populated. Ethnically diverse. A different side of Brunei.

While only a half-hour drive from the urban centre of Bandar Seri Begawan, Tutong offers a glimpse of the
diverse cultures and unique lifestyles of rural Brunei, making it one of the nation’s most distinctive districts.

Tutong is abundant in natural beauty, from the white sands and rocky outcroppings of Pantai Seri Kenangan
beach all the way inland to the scenic and somewhat mysterious feel of Tasek Merimbun, a serpentine lake
surrounded by swamps and 15th century burial grounds. But the true draw of Tutong is its people. Local colour
abounds at the Ruma Budaya cultural village, showcasing the five ethnic Bornean groups that make up
the district’s diverse population.

Kuala Belait

Birthplace of the nation's wealth. Home of the oil industry. Brunei's economic heartland.

Behind the glitter of Brunei’s legendary wealth lies the district of Kuala Belait, seat of the nation’s oil and gas
industry, producing the country’s main export commodity. While the economy today is slowly diversifying to
include manufacturing, services and tourism, the real “gold” of Brunei flows deep below the ground in Belait.

To see where it all began, visit the town of Seria to see rows of the affectionately-named “nodding donkeys”
which pump the lifeblood of Brunei’s economy from the oil-rich earth of Belait. Seria’s Oil & Gas Discovery
Centre provides an up-close view of the inner workings of the nation’s main industry, and the visually striking
Billionth Barrel Monument immortalizes the industry’s accomplishments through contemporary
architectural forms.

Temburong

The call of a proboscis monkey. The thrill of a speedboat cutting through jungle waters. Unspoiled.
Untamed. Unbelievable.
Early European explorers told tales of the exotic wonders found on the island of Borneo. Rare orchids with
blooms as large as dinner plates. Elusive monkeys with long, curved noses. Rivers that snake through
uncharted forests. And green, verdant shades never before seen. This is Temburong, and all it beholds
the adventurous traveller today.

Temburong is a living tribute to Brunei’s dedication to preserving one of the world’s most diverse ecosystems.
The Ulu Temburong National Park offers visitors a peek at a world untouched by man, from above or below the
forest canopy. The simple culture of the Bornean longhouse community can also be seen — a complete and
unforgettable Borneo experience.