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People and Culture | Brunei Tourism

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Archive by category People and Culture. October 7, 2010. Try some of these home-grown specialities on your visit to Brunei! Famous across Asia for its unique, unmatched flavour (and characteristic smell! The durian may have originated in the rainforests of Borneo. A number of rare durian species are found only in Brunei and almost nowhere else on the planet. The creamy, custard-like flesh inside has an indescribable taste that some describe as addictive! October 7, 2010. Filed under People and Culture.

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Monuments and Landmarks | Brunei Tourism

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October 14, 2010. A glittering example of Brunei’s majestic royal heritage, Istana Nurul Iman. Is the Sultan’s lavish home in the capital and is the largest residential palace in the world. Situated on the top of a hill overlooking the city, the palace is an enigmatic symbol of Brunei’s enduring monarchy and seat of the nation’s government. Nearby, the Mausoleum of Sultan Bolkiah. Contains genealogical records detailing the origins of the Royal Family and other historical documents significant to the nat...

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Food | Brunei Tourism

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Archive by category People and Culture. October 7, 2010. Try some of these home-grown specialities on your visit to Brunei! Famous across Asia for its unique, unmatched flavour (and characteristic smell! The durian may have originated in the rainforests of Borneo. A number of rare durian species are found only in Brunei and almost nowhere else on the planet. The creamy, custard-like flesh inside has an indescribable taste that some describe as addictive! Middot; Powered by. Middot; Log in.

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Kuala Belait | Brunei Tourism

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October 7, 2010. Filed under Country Overview. 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. Tell us what you're thinking.

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Getting Around | Brunei Tourism

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Archive by category Visitor Info. October 18, 2010. Filed under Getting Around. Water taxis are the most common means of getting to Kampong Ayer and can be hailed from numerous ‘docking ports’ along the banks of the Brunei River. Regular water taxis also run to Temburong district as well as the Malaysian towns of Limbang, Lawas, Sundar and Labuan. Car and passenger ferry services to the Malaysian island of Labuan depart from Serasa Terminal in Muara. The journey ordinarily takes one and a half hours.

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Adventure Activities | Brunei Tourism

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October 14, 2010. From mountain biking, whitewater rafting, rock climbing, sport fishing, wreck and reef diving in the South China Sea, to jungle hiking on well-maintained trails, the ecotourism and adventure options in Brunei. Meanwhile, at Selirong Island. In Brunei Bay, the Brunei Forestry Department has installed elevated walkways through the mangroves which criss-cross some of the many waterways that penetrate the island, offering an up-close view of some of Borneo’s famous wildlife and nature attra...

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Facts and Figures | Brunei Tourism

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October 23, 2010. Filed under Country Overview. Negara Brunei Darussalam (The Country of Brunei, Abode of Peace). Yellow with two diagonal bands: white (top band, double-width) and black (starting from the upper hoist side). The national emblem is superimposed in red at the flag’s centre. The emblem includes the following components:. Swallow-tailed flag, representing Royalty. Winged column, symbolizing the protection of justice, tranquillity, prosperity and peace. 5,765 sq. km. 372,360 (2005 est.).

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Activities | Brunei Tourism

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Archive by category Activities. October 23, 2010. Some of the best places in Brunei to find traditional handicrafts can be found at the shops and centres listed below:. Gadong Complex, Gadong. Bumiputera Commercial Complex, Bandar Seri Begawan. Yayasan SHHB Complex Bandar Seri Begawan / Jalan Sultan Omar Ali, Seria. Handy Handicraft / Sunju Enterprise. Centerpoint, Gadong / Yayasan SHHB Complex, Bandar Seri Begawan. Impression Gifts and Souvenir. Bangunan Haji Abdul Rahman, Bandar Seri Begawan. Shoppers ...

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Beaches | Brunei Tourism

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October 14, 2010. Stretching the full length of Brunei’s coastline is a pristine, sun-drenched ribbon of sand caressed by the South China Sea. Take your pick from one of Brunei’s many undiscovered beaches:. Near the Jalan Meragang junction off the highway to Muara lies Meragang Beach sometimes called Crocodile Beach. Despite the name, you’ll encounter no such creature along this peaceful, unspoilt stretch of sand only a warm sea breeze, a brilliant sunset or a double rainbow. Pantai Seri Kenangan Beach.

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Temburong | Brunei Tourism

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October 7, 2010. Filed under Country Overview. 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. Tell us what you're thinking. Middot; Powered by.