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Updated • updatedSep 25, 2025
Updated • updatedSep 25, 2025
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The Royal Regalia Museum, located in Bandar Seri Begawan, is a golden-domed landmark showcasing the opulent royal life of His Majesty The Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam. Formerly known as Churchills Memorial Building, it features exhibits such as replicas of the Brunei royal throne, crown, chariot, and ceremonial garments. Visitors can also witness a mock-up of the Sultan's coronation and view extravagant gifts from world leaders on display.
It is a museum that contains the gifts and ceremonial items belonging to the Sultan of Brunei.
The place tells a lot about the life of the Sultan from his youth to his time as Sultan. He is still alive now and has been ruling for more than 60 years.
There are many items commemorating his 60 years of rule around the museum so it left quite an impression. The items displayed here all looked really unique and pretty. Definitely worth the $5 to enter and visit the place.
Visitors are can use non-smartphone cameras (action camera, mirrorless) in the area where the chariot is displayed but inside you can only use smartphones as they will tell you to store your stuff in a locker before entering the main route.
Visited on 19 May 2025
De O — Google review
Many men have man caves, though not this opulent.
In this museum, you learn a little about the history of Brunei, and the Sultan. Not much is shared about remaining family members.
In this museum, you will see lots of glitter, gold that’s part of the lives of the royal family, along with gifts and swags given to the Sultan from rich and powerful connections. And it may cross your mind that those are not really gifts that one would want to put in their homes.
So if you rule a country, have unlimited resources, have more money than you need for many lifetimes, you too may build something to house all of that.
It’s interesting to see what world leaders gift each other. Definitely ranges from interesting, thoughtful to what?? 🤔
There is a fee to enter. Bags need to be placed in lockers. No outside shoes permitted.
It’s not a huge museum, though not small either. Plan for at least 1-2 hours to take in everything.
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The Royal Regalia Museum is a must-visit spot in Bandar Seri Begawan for anyone interested in Brunei’s monarchy and cultural heritage. The building itself is grand and well-maintained, and the exhibits are impressive — from royal chariots and ceremonial weaponry to gifts from other nations.
The museum offers a unique glimpse into the life and traditions of the Sultanate, with well-preserved items and detailed explanations. Best of all, it’s free to enter. Make sure to store your bags at the entrance, as photography isn’t allowed inside.
A quiet and educational stop that adds depth to your understanding of Brunei.
We all friends visted this Royal museum at Pusat Bandar, entrance fees is $5 brunei dollar per person, you can see lot of photos, so ,many things which Royal Sultan of Brunei used from his earlier age to now, so many gifts presented by various peoples, and it has descriped how the the Kingdom is live his life, his wifes and his ministry and the people of Brunei Darussalam.How he kind with his people and how he administrate this country. It is worth to visit.
Definitely worth a visit to learn about Brunei and its mysterious royal family. The museum is well maintained with a lot of treasures.
A collection of items gifted to the Sultan of Brunei who is either a man loved by the people or loved by himself — a distinction that is hard to tell. The line between honorific and self-indulgent feels blurred here. But, there are plenty of beautiful items on display. A pleasant, if not slightly dull, way to pass an hour in Brunei.
A museum that shows the coronation and life of the Sultan. It was impressive at first but slowly made me feel like I’m just looking at gifts that he got all over the world but had no space in his home. The staff wasn’t particularly welcoming and quite choppy. Only words I got from them are “write here” and “five ringgit”.
A slightly odd museum that seemed more like a glamorous storage place for the sultans gifts than a cohesive museum for learning. Still pretty cool.
No shoes inside and my feet got very chilly 🦶🏼
Jln Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8611, Brunei•
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Nestled in the heart of Bandar Seri Begawan, the Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque stands as a breathtaking testament to Brunei's Islamic heritage and architectural prowess. Completed in 1958, this grand mosque is named after the nation's 28th Sultan and reflects his vision for modernization during his reign. Its striking design combines Mughal and Italian influences, highlighted by a magnificent golden dome that rises majestically above lush gardens and an artificial lagoon.
Stunning mosque in a gorgeous space.
Whether by day or night, Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque shines like a jewel. No fee to visit.
The interior is equally beautiful. Visitors with bare head, exposed appendages are offered a robe to wear while visiting.
Shoes need to be removed before stepping up from the steps. Before entering.
All staff members are friendly and helpful.
Winnie T — Google review
A must-visit landmark in Bandar Seri Begawan. The golden dome of the mosque is stunning, especially during sunset when it reflects beautifully over the water. The surroundings are peaceful, and the architecture is both grand and elegant. Non-Muslims can enter during designated hours, but make sure to follow the dress code. It's free to visit and definitely worth stopping by if you're in Brunei. One of the most iconic spots in the country.
The capital city of Brunei, where silence is golden, much like the domes. A place so clean and orderly, you’ll feel guilty for chewing gum too loudly. Everything looks polished, peaceful, and possibly watched by a CCTV operated by someone in royal attire.
Expect gleaming mosques, air-conditioned museums, and entire streets where the loudest noise is your own flip-flops. Locals are warm, roads are wide, and traffic is so calm it feels rehearsed. There’s oil money somewhere underfoot, but above ground, it’s all modest smiles and slow living.
Come for the iconic Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, stay for the surreal calm and leave wondering if you accidentally trespassed into a billionaire’s backyard that also happens to be a country.
Home to one of the world’s richest reigning monarchs, the Sultan of Brunei, whose palace has over 1,700 rooms, and that’s just the official count. You won’t see him, but you’ll definitely feel the royal footprint in every perfectly trimmed hedge and overachieving fountain. A surreal blend of wealth, calm, and quiet confidence..like a luxury car that never honks.
Oh ya.. there’s an actual road called Jalan Pretty. Not sure if it’s a compliment, a trap, or just a passive-aggressive reminder to moisturize.
This place is within walking distance from the Regalia museum, we came right after the museum.
We were wearing shorts at that time which is not allowed when entering the mosque but the staff lent us a robe so we can enter.
We were only allowed to walk around a small area of the mosque but we still get to enjoy the air-con and see the interiors of the mosque.
I think we are only allowed to walk around small area is because there are locals coming to pray while tourists are visiting. It's shame that we left the area the mosque after leaving the interior, as there are actually some outside area that we can explore.
Visited on 19 May 2025
Very beautiful mosque, nice garden ext to it. Tranquility zone, not busy outside prayer times
Beautiful & huge mosque. The dome is made of 24k gold! Just beside the waterfront. Great view.
Spectacular n definitely worth a visit. d gold dome can be seen when u drive around d city area. This mosque is v big n grand with rugs fr Saudi Arabia n walls made with Italian marble.
Free to enter. Footwear must be removed at entrance. Males shd wear long pants, no tanks tops or sleeveless. Females must put on d green robe provided.
Do remember to walk fr d side of d mosque to d back to take pictures of d picturesque manmade lagoon n boat.
This is a national landmark in the tiny nation of Brunei. Beautiful. The mosque is surrounded by an artificial lagoon that serves as a reflecting pool, mirroring its gleaming golden domes. Go in the day and at night. Try and time the visit so you can hear the adhan (the call given to announce that it is time for a particular obligatory prayer). Dress modestly when going inside. They will give you a robe and footwear must be removed. Staff are very pleasant and friendly. Also suggest doing a river cruise as you have a lovely view of the mosque from there too. Stunning setting. Smaller than I imagined.
Jalan McArthur, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8711, Brunei•
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Nestled in the heart of Bandar Seri Begawan, the Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque is a breathtaking example of modern Islamic architecture and a significant cultural landmark in Brunei. Inaugurated in 1994 to celebrate Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah's 25th year on the throne, this magnificent mosque features an impressive array of 29 golden domes that symbolize his status as the 29th Sultan.
One of the most beautiful mosques I’ve ever visited. The golden domes and detailed architecture are absolutely breathtaking. The surrounding gardens are well maintained and add to the peaceful atmosphere. It's especially stunning during sunset. Visitors are welcome outside of prayer hours, but make sure to dress modestly. A must-visit when you're in Brunei!
Ryan K — Google review
I visited on a Sunday at 9am and was glad to find it not too crowded. Do check the visiting hours in advance. The mosque is truly one of the most beautiful I’ve ever seen—its architecture is simply stunning. The surrounding garden and fountains make it a perfect spot for photos.
This is definitely a must-visit when in Brunei. Just remember to dress appropriately and be respectful during your visit.
They say the dome of this mosque is made with 25% gold, and it really shows in its beauty. What I love is that even non-Muslims or visitors who aren’t dressed modestly can still enter by wearing a robe provided here. The unique design makes every corner feel grand and luxurious honestly, it’s the kind of place where you can’t resist snapping a photo.
One of the largest mosques in Brunei, with gold leaf on the top of the minaret. The inside is very beautiful. The guards here still maintain the solemnity and are very friendly to tourists. Free entrance fee, about 1 hour to visit here. If you come here and your clothes are not suitable, you will be able to borrow a robe for free to visit.
First top for most tourist. Plenty of photos opportunities. We felt welcomed at the entrance especially if you can speak Malay/from Malaysia. Very picturesque place.... No entrance fees. A good place to stop by. Pls make sure you check the time for praying as they will closed during that time. If I'm not mistaken, mosque will closed from 1130am to 230pm for non Muslims.
Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah summoned John Lawson to the country's capital, in the early 1990s after being inspired by the Englishman's work. Lawson was asked to design the glass dome for a new mosque that would be constructed to honour the Silver Jubilee of Hassanal Bolkiah. Although it was first officially called the Kiarong Mosque, it would go on to be renamed as Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque.
Beautiful mosque, interesting and unique architecture, outside prayer times is not crowded and is a perfect spot for nice instagram pictures. Free to visit, free parking.
The biggest mosque I've ever seen. Super beautiful and the attendant shared that the chandelier in men's section is made in Austria and the marble walls are made from Italy. Very peaceful
Simpang 127, Bandar Seri Begawan BE1318, Brunei•
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Kampong Ayer, often referred to as the "Venice of the East," is a captivating traditional water village nestled on stilts above the Brunei River in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei's capital. This remarkable settlement has been home to its residents for over a millennium and showcases a unique lifestyle that continues to thrive today.
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Istana Nurul Iman, located three kilometers west of Bandar Seri Begawan's city center, is the opulent residence of the Sultan of Brunei. It stands as the world's largest residential palace, surpassing even the Vatican in size. Completed in January 1984 at a staggering cost of $350 million, this grand palace boasts gold-domed minarets and covers two million square feet.
It’s Brunei Sultan’s residence and tourists can only enter it during Raya, when there is an open house organised.
It’s a huge place though with beautiful gardens. Spend around 5-7 minutes here
Irina C — Google review
I met the Sultan of Brunei today at his palace. It's a huge place lots of bedrooms and bathrooms , I also had a nice lunch and well .
I am sure the palace and the gardens are beautiful unfortunately from the gate you don’t see much at all. So worth a visit only if you want to have a picture at the gate.
Great place! So clean and peaceful.
It’s Brunei Sultan’s residence and tourists can only enter it during Raya, when there is an open house organised.
Huge and clean palace. Awesome!
Returned here after 16 years. Beautiful palace with beautiful garden.
You can only enter during Hari Raya Ied 2,3,4 because the Sultan holds an "open house"
14/06/25 Alhamdulilah we and Mantoys Brotherhood Overlander Team Can Visit this Istana
VWFC+46F, Jln Menteri Besar, Bandar Seri Begawan BB3910, Brunei•
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The Malay Technology Museum, also known as Muzium Teknologi Melayu locally, is a top attraction in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei. It was opened in 1988 and showcases the history of Malay culture and way of life in Brunei. The museum features exhibits depicting the traditional technology employed by Kampong Ayer residents, including architecture, handicrafts, boatmaking, and silversmithing.
The Malay Technology Museum is an excellent spot to learn about the fascinating history of Brunei and its traditional industries, with a special focus on the Water Village (Kampung Air). This museum offers an in-depth look at how Brunei’s people have lived and worked, particularly in relation to their connection with water and the development of local industries.
The exhibits showcase a variety of traditional tools, crafts, and technologies that were used by the people of Brunei, reflecting the resourcefulness of those living in the water village. You’ll find fascinating displays about boat building, fishing techniques, agriculture, and other industries that were crucial to Brunei’s historical development.
The museum provides a deep dive into the lifestyle and culture of the Malay people in Brunei, showing how these industries helped shape the country. The interactive exhibits and informative displays make it easy to understand the historical context of each piece.
The museum itself is well-maintained and easy to navigate, offering a peaceful and educational experience. Whether you’re a history buff or simply interested in learning about Brunei’s heritage, I highly recommend visiting the Malay Technology Museum.
Prasad R — Google review
Nice place. Hard to reach by bus aa they vome only once per hpur but you dont know when exactly.
The museum is nice. Bit to read. They removed to mannequins which you can see on other pictures. Still recommended if you have some free time.
If you like learninng traditioonal way of. Local people and ethnicc groups in Brunei river arreea and surrounds , this place. Is a must, openinng hours-9:00 am -16: pm . Real llife dispplay of houses in Kamppongvayer area, and houses of ethnic groups in this area, acraaftts, tools for livinng in this area, cleverness of traditionsl prople to live snd survive in this area.
I appreciated the models of houses and boats. These gave an idea of how people lived long ago. The staff were friendly. It was a pleasant visit
The museum is about Malay Culture and how they used to live in previous days. The museum is well maintained and there are always staff nearby to help you out if you need any assistance. One of the recommended museums that the tourists can drop by whenever they come to Brunei.
Learn about the different ways of fishing . Learn about the existence and buildings of the Water Village. Learn about the traditional games play by children in the old days. Learn about the craft industries and how it is preserved till today
Worth visiting. An informative museum. The staffs are nice and helpful. Lockers are provided before entering the galleries. Galleries full of dioramas about the the malay way of life, living on stilts, different industries and livelihoods adapted on the swamps. A good itenerary for a day trip that includes the nearby museums, archaeological sites and grave sites of the former sultans. A trail nearby would lead to the ruins and excavations inside the forested area. The same area as the maritime museum.
Yet another great museum in Brunei's little museum complex. As with the others, admission is free. Although I believe you aren't supposed to take photos here - as is the case with seemingly every museum in Brunei - they didn't seem to strict about that, and with the beautiful exhibits of Kampong Ayer and the other less-developed parts of Brunei, you will definitely want to snap a couple photos!
VXM9+CVM, Simpang 482, Kampung Kota Batu, Brunei•
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Waterfalls
Tasek Lama Recreational Park, located just a short distance from Bandar Seri Begawan, offers a perfect escape into nature. The park features marked trails of varying difficulty levels that lead to picturesque waterfalls and provide opportunities to spot diverse birdlife and wildlife, including monkeys. It is known for its tranquil ambiance and scenic landscapes, making it an ideal retreat from the urban bustle.
Tasek Lama Recreational Park is an absolutely wonderful place for anyone looking to relax, unwind, or enjoy some outdoor activities. It’s perfect for a peaceful escape from a busy lifestyle. Whether you want to walk, hike, or simply enjoy nature, this park has something for everyone.
For hikers, there are several trails that vary in difficulty, offering a great way to explore the natural beauty of Brunei. The trails lead through lush greenery, and for those looking for a challenge, some of them can be a bit steep—but definitely worth it for the views and sense of accomplishment.
One of the highlights is the beautiful waterfall, which you can find while hiking through the park. The sound of the cascading water adds to the peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for relaxation or a quick nature break.
If you're into birdwatching, this park is also a great place to spot various species, thanks to its rich, natural environment. And best of all, the entrance is totally free—a rare gem that offers such a peaceful experience without any cost.
I highly recommend Tasek Lama for those who want to disconnect, get some fresh air, and enjoy the tranquility of nature. It's a perfect spot to recharge, whether you're a hiker or simply looking for a serene place to unwind.
Prasad R — Google review
Foreigners who are nature lovers and have 90 minutes to spare in Bandar Seri Begawan should definitely visit this place. Upon entering, start by visiting the Tasek Wooden Tower, which can be reached by following the Tasek Twin Stairs. The trail might be slightly rough and challenging, but the effort is good for your body. There's not much up there except for the wooden platform, but it offers a nice view. There are two trails leading to other mountains, but they are a few kilometers further. Afterward, you can retrace your steps and head toward the water reservoir.
At the Tasek Reservoir, you’ll find a tall Tasek Tower that you can climb. The trail to the tower features various species of pitcher plants, including very tiny and big ones. Next, visit the Tasek Lama Waterfall. Lastly, take some time to relax in the recreational park. There are also monkeys here having their best time of their lives
Wonderful place to hike - suitable for those who want cemented or dirt ground, and flat/incline/stairs/rough terrain. A few things are in disrepair, like the playground. Trees provide enough shade for hot days. FYI you can go either side of the dam gate for more hiking paths. Lots of parking space.
Great little place for hiking. Extremely unstable trails if you go off the more well worn ones, so a positive if you’re experienced as you can control your difficulty level well. Con is that there are no markings, so you can only really learn routes by experience / GPS and the topography data won’t be enough for you to really gauge what you’re putting yourself up against until you hit it.
It’s a nice place to go for a walk. Locals use it mostly for jogging and exercising. It’s very hot in the afternoon though, so better to vome in the morning or late afternoon. There is a beautiful waterfall here, but the deck doesn’t look safe anymore. Some parts are closed off already. There is a public toilet in the park
A clean and tranquil park near the city. It's just maybe a 25 mins walk from the city center (i walk really fast though). There's a tower for viewing but most sides of the views are obstructed by tree branch. Maybe the tower is not tall enough.
There's also a trail for those who wants to do a bit of hiking. Although being with local guide is a must as there's not a lot of waypoint at the trail. I even have to turn back after 5/6 way reaching sarang elang because idk why there's no more waypoint.
Anyway, i gave 4 star because it's not a "must visit" place for tourists. If i stay at BSB i'll definitely rate it a 5 because i'll most likely will do a lot of workout there. Running, jogging and uphill running.
Lots of trails to hike or cycle, and play areas for kids. Some of the walking trails are steep and slippery, so wear decent walking boots if you decide to venture up into the woodland.
It’s a beautiful place for hikes with great nature and a waterfall. You can choose your trail from the different options and even if some of them could be a little bit improved in terms of maintenance.
There is a kids playground around there too, monkeys jumping around and a free parking.
Market
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Kianggeh Market, located in Bandar Seri Begawan, is a bustling open-air street market offering a wide range of local produce, seafood, meat, and traditional dishes. This roofed street market showcases Brunei's distinguished goods and traditional hand-woven handicrafts. Visitors can immerse themselves in the lively culture of the country by exploring the vibrant market close to the Brunei River.
Nice local market for finding local snacks, soto daging (beef noodles for B$1), vegetables, fruits and alot more. I arrived at 11:30 and not all stores were already open. The soto daging tasted fine but not very filling.
Ced A — Google review
Tamu Kianggeh is a vibrant local market offering a wide variety of products at reasonable prices. You’ll find fresh fruits, vegetables, and traditional Malay kuih muih, along with food stalls selling fritters, drinks, fried snacks and many more. The market is clean, tidy and also budget-friendly, making it a popular spot for locals, especially during the weekends. It tends to get crowded in the mornings especially on Friday ans Sunday, so arriving early is recommended as many vendors close before noon. Although there is paid parking available, the convenience of the market's layout and its bustling atmosphere make it worth a visit for anyone looking to experience local flavors and culture.
As someone from another SEA country, the market seems to be lack of people. It's modern wet market that means it's clean and comfortable. It sells mostly farm produce but some are selling traditional snacks (when i visited there maybe 2-3 stalls selling traditional snacks, 2-3 stall selling modern snack and drinks. A coconut water stall. The rest are the produce stalls.
The Kianggeh market is the place to go for your local needs, and especially the rare culturally relevant items
You can buy locally grown fruits and vegetables for a price that's not too different from the supermarkets
There are also handcrafted local items that are hard to get elsewhere
There're many local food and drinks available in the stalls
This market is usually fairly sparse during weekdays but on the weekends, especially Friday, this place gets very full to the point that traffic starts to back up all the way outside
The place is also very sheltered from the weather, no matter if it's hot or rainy
Maybe because I went at about noon time on a Thursday, I find that the market looks pathetic with just the vegetables stalls opened plus a few food stores. No meat or fish stalls opened, if they can be found here. Wonder how/where does the locals get their meat. Went on Friday morning and more stalls have opened, including fish and chicken stalls.
Kianggeh Market, is a traditional open-air wet market on the banks of the Kianggeh River in Brunei's capital, Bandar Seri Begawan. The market is famous for its fresh local produce, ready-made food, and local handicrafts.
Small local market with some produce and snacks. It’s located close to the mosque and waterfront, so it’s an easy stop if you’re in the area. That said, it’s nothing special at all, any neighborhood market in other Southeast Asian countries is more vibrant and interesting. Worth a quick look if you’re passing by, but not a must-see. You can walk around the whole market in a few minutes.
It’s a local market with different areas for dry goods, wet goods and food.
VWRW+52C, Jln Sungai Kianggeh, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8111, Brunei•
Museum
The Brunei Darussalam Maritime Museum, located in Bandar Seri Begawan, is a tribute to the country's maritime legacy. It offers a glimpse into Brunei's seafaring traditions and accomplishments, highlighting the sea's influence on its culture, trade, and regional connections. The museum features well-curated exhibits showcasing artifacts and a shipwreck display that provides valuable insights into Brunei's naval history.
The Brunei Darussalam Maritime Museum is a fantastic place for anyone interested in the maritime history of Brunei. It’s especially intriguing for those who are curious about shipwrecks and underwater archaeology. One of the main highlights is the exhibit dedicated to the specific shipwreck that was discovered off the coast of Brunei. The museum does an excellent job of explaining the entire recovery mission, from the initial discovery to the detailed process of excavation and preservation.
The exhibits are well-organized, and you get to see artifacts recovered from the wreckage, including antique ceramics and other historical maritime treasures. The museum also provides great insight into the role of Brunei in maritime trade, as well as the historical significance of these discoveries.
The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and the interactive displays help bring the story of the wreckage recovery to life. It’s a great place to learn not just about the shipwreck, but also about the broader maritime heritage of Brunei and the region.
Highly recommend visiting for history enthusiasts, those interested in archaeology, or anyone curious about Brunei’s maritime past. It’s a fascinating and educational experience!
Prasad R — Google review
Learn how important of Brunei area as a commercial sea trade hub in the past, The exhibition consists of 3 galleries and one observatory windows. it's very interesting and enjoyable about storytelling with real experience to walk up on deck of trade ship. old china(pottery) are displayed in the galleries from China mainland, Ayutthaya/sukothai porcelain and even Vietnamese ones. there are real life varieties of boat models, used in this area. there is also temporary exhibition about ancient beads, accessories found in this area too.
This museum shared knowledge about how the maritime helped to bring different goods from the world to and fro Brunei. However, there is no gift shop for me to purchase some related items.
They also provided free locker for visitors to store our bags.
I spent about 50mins reading closely about 90% of the exhibitions.
Worth visiting. Well curated. Nice exhibit on the found shipwreck. Beautiful artifacts. Very informative. Did not expect to be this good. A good iteneratry for a day trip which includes the nearby museums, archaeological sites and the grave sites of former sultans. A trail nearby would lead to the ruins and archaeological sites at the forest. Visited last January 2023.
Come here only if you’re interested in seeing potteries from their sunken ship. There is about 2 main small exhibition, one was closed. I loved the puzzle games and the interior was pretty cool. Overall, not my cup of tea though. B$3 Entry Fees for foreigners. Staff is friendly and polite as usual for any museum in Brunei but museum content isn’t that interesting for me personally.
Friendly staff, great to explore the history of Brunei Maritime. Lots of chinese shipwreck items.
Educational Trip during school holiday with some activities arranged by the museum - Enough 30-50mins.
personally it's not that interesting for me since most of the items displayed are pottery. not sure how long they haven't fixed the A/C because it's very hot in both galleries. i don't think they ever cleaned the items displayed either since a lot of the displayed items are visibly moldy...
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History Museums
The Brunei History Centre, located near the Royal Regalia Museum, is a treasure trove of historical documents and genealogical records detailing the origins of the Royal Family. This center is dedicated to researching, collecting, publishing, and exhibiting Brunei's rich history. Visitors can explore elaborate displays of antique cannons, intricate daggers, and a gallery showcasing treasures unearthed from shipwrecks off Brunei's coast.
This never ending building is full of the rich history of Brunei. Completely unexpected & delightfully surprised by the amount of information that was packed into this centre. Almost walked past it while walking to Royal Regalia, but turned around & went inside. Little to no other visitors while I was here. A diverse range of educational material, good for all ages. 2-3 hours to take your time, free entrance. A must for any history buff or visitor to Brunei.
Danielle W — Google review
The museum has pretty much no item exposed, it's just made of panels you have to read (in English as well), sometimes it isn't easy because of the bad light and too many colours.
The most interesting room is the one with spices where you can touch and smell them.
However it's more interesting than the Royal Regalia, and it's free.
I visited the Brunei History Center recently and had an enriching experience that I couldn't recommend more highly. The center itself is a treasure trove of artifacts and displays that illuminate the rich history and culture of Brunei. However, what truly made my visit unforgettable was the exceptional guidance provided by Mr. Azlan, one of the staff members.
Mr. Azlan dedicated nearly two hours to walking me through the exhibits, sharing fascinating stories and insights that brought the history of Brunei to life. His passion for the subject was evident, and his ability to connect historical events to their significance today made the experience all the more engaging. I learned about the sultanate's origins, its cultural heritage, and key figures who shaped its history—knowledge I would have likely missed without his expert narration.
The center itself is well-organized, making it easy to follow along with Mr. Azlan's explanations. Each exhibit is thoughtfully curated, and the layout encourages exploration and curiosity. I appreciated how Mr. Azlan tailored his commentary to my level of interest, ensuring I felt involved and intrigued throughout the tour.
In a world where history can sometimes feel distant, Mr. Azlan's enthusiasm and depth of knowledge made it feel immediate and relevant. I left the Brunei History Center not only with a deeper understanding of the nation’s past but also with a newfound appreciation for its cultural richness.
If you have the chance to visit, I highly recommend seeking out Mr. Azlan for a guided tour. His insights will undoubtedly enhance your experience, as they did mine. Overall, the Brunei History Center is a must-visit for anyone interested in uncovering the stories that have shaped this remarkable country.
Is a great place to learn about the history of Brunei. However, will need some time to learn and absorb for information, and need to be very interested in the first place to enjoy the location.
The Brunei History Centre offers a wealth of new information and engaging exhibitions. It's a great place to explore historic manuscripts and learn about Brunei's rich history firsthand. Ideal for anyone interested in deepening their understanding of the region's cultural heritage.
You can go here when not doing anything else to get a perspective on history. History emphasizes about 500 years ago and centers on spices and trade. First trading with China and then the arrival of Arabs, Portuguese and others. Also information about separating with the UK and not joining Malaysia. Good if it is raining which is frequent. Free.
Small exhibition about the history of Brunei. Not worthy.
Government institutions that carry out research, documentation, publication, and dissemination of information on the history of Brunei. It was founded in 1982. The museum documents the whole history of Brunei from the settlement, colonialism to contemporary modern history.
The entrance is FREE and without footwear. Fortunately, there are slippers and the only thing waiting for you is the guestbook, where you have to write the name, surname, date of visit, country and number of people.
VWRR+PJQ, Jln James Pearce, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8610, Brunei•
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Shopping mall
The Mall Gadong, also known as The Mall, is a prominent shopping center in Bandar Seri Begawan. While it may not be as extravagant as malls in Dubai, it offers a great escape from the midday heat and provides opportunities to find good deals on electronics, souvenirs, and essentials. This unique one million square foot complex features an international hotel, retail shops, a cinema called THE MALL CINEPLEX, and commercial spaces.
This is one of the largest shopping malls in Brunei. The mall was clean and featured a wide variety of shops. There is a food court on the top floor, where I bought a Magnum ice cream—with customizable toppings. The food court also offers a diverse selection of food and beverages. The staff were friendly and helpful.
Yаптѳ G — Google review
This is one of the biggest shopping mall in Brunei. The mall was clean, has a lot of shops. There is a food court at the top floor, with various selection of foods and beverages. The staffs were friendly.
It loses one star because it doesn't offer free wifi, most malls of this size should offer that for tourists at least. Not a big deal though because Brunei doesn't have free wifi anywhere in the capital, but if you ask there will let you log on. Anyways the mall is interesting as it has a fix of high end stores and bargain stores, a great food court as well. Oh and a movie theater.
Nice place to go shopping. Very near to the place that I'm staying where it is just a walking distance. Have a variety of shops inside. The design of the mall is kind of unique to me. Also the mall is closed on Fridays 12-2pm because of Friday prayers so basically all the doors will be locked. If you're inside the mall you can't go out via the main door. You can only exit through the one and only back door.
Not bad a mall. Many retail shops selling all type of good one will need,I clouding Cartier and mobile phones and t-shirt. Supermarket at basement and cinema on the 3rd floor with the food court. I do find there us lesser food outlets than other malls though.
Lots of people hanging around. Amazing crowd. Perhaps they came to see the 30th anniversary celebration of Baiduri Bank. Perhaps some came to eat at the food court, to window shop, to shop for daily essentials/ clothes/ shoes/ handphones...... Perhaps to give the children an enjoyable outing at the amusement games arcade or to watch a movie together at the cineplex
A nice mall to explore when in Bandar Seri Begawan. Has cinemas and food court at the top most floor. The supermarket is located at the basement. Lots of different stalls selling local products. Has a decent variety of shops within the mall to choose from. Lots of other shops nearby. Near the Gadong market.
The Mall Gadong is Brunei's largest. But coming from the Philippines where many of its malls are among the world's largest, I found it quite small.
The mall was busy when we visited. It's weekend and most of the people were observing their "puasa" or fasting. It was an hour before 6PM which is the end of fasting, and shoppers were already busy buying their food of choice. The whole food court as well as the restaurants around mall were full of diners waiting for the time to eat.
And retail stores closed minutes before 6PM, probably to allow everyone to eat.
The mall has a total of 4 levels with a variety of shops or boutiques. It also has a food court and cinemas located at the upper floors.
I was hoping to see many international brand outlets but it seemed that the tenants were mostly local.
Mosque
Ash Shaliheen Mosque, situated in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei, is a stunning place of worship that harmoniously combines traditional Islamic architectural features with modern design. The mosque's exterior showcases a unique blend of domes and minarets adorned with intricate calligraphy and ornate details. This significant religious and cultural landmark offers a tranquil setting for prayer and contemplation.
Happy to join ifthar together in this mosque. There are plenty of foods here. Alot people coming here every day and night. Free foods and beverages for visitors during Ramadan (iftar time). Also, in the last ten days of Ramadan, there will be iktikaf. Mosque provides foods for sahar. Baarokalloh baarokalloh...
Another thing I love so much is that there's Green space inside the mosque, and special room for praying for those who bring children.
Ummi K — Google review
I haven't been to all the masjids in Brunei, but As Saliheen Masjid has to be my favorite. Even though size and grandeur wise, there are better masjids over here, yet the distinct Moroccan design makes As Saliheen a unique masjid. There is huge parking available all around and it is well maintained.
Distinctively beautiful mosque architecture. Pleasant and peaceful place to pray. Ladies section is available attached with the main praying hall, and more space upper floor. It even have "oase indoor garden" inside the mosque.
Very beautiful mosque with Moroccon touch. A rare one in Brunei, definitely worth a visit. The main prayer hall is fully air-conditioned. The entrance is also wheelchair friendly. Lots of parking available too.
Beautiful and unique Moroccan design. Very serene and peaceful mosque. It is located besides the Prime Minister Office Complex.
It was completed in June 2012 and can accommodate 1000 jemaah at a time.
The main prayer hall is fully air-conditioned and has several decorated Moroccan style columns.
The mosque is so beautiful, with arabic feelings and decorations. Inside the mosque was so clean and comfortable for anyone to perform prayer. Its a bit smaller than other mosques in Brunei. Can be crowded when its Friday Prayer time.
The design of this Masjid is not the same as the other local Masajid. They have designed it like Masjid Quba. The architecture is incredible. I highly recommend visiting.
The mosque was finished in June 2012 and features a distinctive Moroccan design by an Egyptian architect. It is a popular gathering place for worshippers.
Jalan Perdana Menteri, Bandar Seri Begawan BB3913, Brunei•
Shopping mall
Yayasan Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah is a multifaceted complex that serves as both a foundation and an upscale shopping destination. Established by His Majesty the Sultan, it aims to generate revenue for the welfare of the Bruneian people. The complex features the anchor tenant Hua Ho Department Store, surrounded by numerous stores offering a wide range of branded and non-branded goods, along with restaurants and cyber cafes.
Worth visiting. A good escape for the mid day heat. Has a department store, supermarket, and a jollibee. Nice area to buy gold. A place to buy all the necessities. The supermarket and food court is located at the basement. Beautiful mall. A modern take to vernacular malay architecture. Good location, in good proximity to the major tourist attraction of the city. Featured at the back of 1 Brunei Dollar
Leo L — Google review
Pretty small and basic mall. The souvenir shop sells the best designed souvenirs around if you're looking for some. The air conditioning is very cold inside.
In my own opinion. There are quite a lot of tenants and some branded store, but its kind an outdated building, and there is no connecting between 4th main building. You can buy some Brunei's souvenirs here before you go back to your hometown. There is open space in the center of the mall and brunei river view in front of the building.
Pasar Malam Vibe, feeling really festive during this royal birthday celebration
Think there isn't enough crowd to sustain such a big mall as can see many unrented out stalls. I like the supermarket though, has all that you need.
Nicely maintained shopping mall with a central avenue consisting of food stalls which comes to life during evening hours. The mall has limited shops it was very neat and clean. It’s a good place to stroll around and there’s a park nearby which is very well well maintained and worth a visit.
Good small mall which hosts many activities and people are constantly visiting. My favorite is their supermarket underground
A shopping center where you can both shop and eat. There are a lot of goods: from clothes to souvenirs. On the territory of the shopping center there is a supermarket with an excellent selection of fruits and vegetables. Interesting products can be found.
Toward evening, there are fast food stalls and a couple of rides for children.
Jln Pretty, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8711, Brunei•
Army museum
The Royal Brunei Armed Forces Museum, located in Bandar Seri Begawan, offers a comprehensive display of the history and accomplishments of the RBAF. Visitors can explore uniforms, weapons, vehicles, and equipment used by the military force. The museum also showcases medals and honors bestowed upon members of the RBAF. Additionally, outside the museum are tanks and helicopters that visitors can explore. It's recommended to check opening hours before visiting as it is situated within a military zone.
(Translated by Google) We had nothing to do all afternoon, so we decided to find an attraction, the Brunei Military Museum. As soon as we entered, there was no one at the counter, and many lights were not turned on, so we just took a look around. There were also many small galleries with closed doors, but we still pushed them open. Look, there are weapons systems, guns, etc. inside, and outside there are military uniforms and badges, military vehicles, and motorcycles. Later, an administrator finally appeared. He was not tall and strong. He asked us that we were from Taiwan. He was scared. He was surprised because almost no one came to visit this military museum, let alone Taiwanese. He would see if three Taiwanese people visited throughout the year, so he enthusiastically turned on all the lights to introduce the collection. Those were the military's land, sea, and air force. Regular uniforms, those are the uniforms of the army, navy and air force. The commanders of Brunei were formerly foreigners and became Bruneians after independence. The allusions to the badges and the introduction of the weapons. Finally, before leaving the museum, we were asked to sign at the big desk. The information on this tour is like signing a contract with a high-ranking official... When we went out to the museum, we were guided to the helicopters and tanks outside the museum, and we also personally touched the SAM low-altitude defense missile system, with observation vehicles and radar guidance. Vehicles, missile launch vehicles, etc., where can we touch such systems? Finally, the doors of helicopters and combat vehicles were opened, allowing us to enter and simulate them in person. It was a really rare experience...
(Original)
整個下午沒事幹，硬是找了個景點，汶萊軍事博物館，一進門，櫃台沒人，燈很多不開，我們就隨意看看，還有許多小房間gallery 門關著暗暗的，我們還是推開來看，裡面有武器系統，槍砲等，外面就是軍服和徽章，軍車和摩托車，後來終於冒出個管理員出來，個子不高，人壯碩，問出我們是台灣來的，他嚇一跳，因為這個軍事博物館幾乎沒什麼人來參觀，更不要說是台灣人了，一整年看有沒有3個台灣人造訪，他便很熱心地將所有電燈打開介紹館藏，那些是軍中陸海空常服，那些是陸海空禮服，汶萊歷屆指揮官，以前是外國人，獨立之後變成汶萊人，徽章的典故，武器的簡介，最後要離開館內前，還讓我們在大辦公桌前簽下到此一遊的資料，好似大官簽約....出到館外，還帶領我們到館外的直升機，戰車，還親手摸到薩姆低空防禦飛彈系統，有觀測車，雷達指引車，飛彈發射車等，哪有地方可以讓我們觸摸到這等系統，最後還打開直升機和戰車門，讓我們進到裡面親自模擬，真的非常難得的經驗.....
黃泰源 — Google review
(Translated by Google) The museum is located in the Ministry of National Defense. There are no tourists here. The reception staff are very hospitable and the service is full marks💯
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位於國防部的博物館，這裡沒有觀光客，裡面接待人員非常好客，服務給予滿分💯
(Translated by Google) If you want to visit here, you really need to pay attention to the opening hours.
And call a car to go there, because it is inside the military zone
The museum displays many Brunei military-related history, badges, and costumes.
There are also tanks and helicopters parked outside the museum, which you can explore inside.
If you want to come here, you can tell the driver to go to the Ministry of Defense.
(Original)
要來這裡參觀的話真的要注意開放時間
並且叫車前往，因為在軍區裡面
博物館裡面擺設許多汶萊軍事相關的歷史、徽章、服裝
博物館外面更停放戰車及直升機，可以進艙探索。
如果要來這裡的話可以跟司機說要到Ministry of Defence。
(Translated by Google) I was very disappointed. I came twice during business hours and no one was working. Then the non-commissioned officer outside said every time that he would come back tomorrow, but it was still not open. As a military enthusiast, even if the inside was not open, I wanted to see the equipment displayed outside the museum. I was refused entry. It was almost unattended. As a tourist, I was very disappointed. I booked a hotel for an extra day just to see the museum. I only heard a sentence of "sorry". If this is the case, it is better to just write that it is not open, and don't let others go in vain. I hope the government can see this. I am really angry.
(Original)
非常失望 来了两次 都是营业时间 没人上班 然后外面的士官每次都会说明天再来 但是依然是没有开门的 作为军事爱好者 就算里面没有开门 想看看博物馆外面陈设的装备 也被拒绝入内 几乎属于无人管理的情况 作为来旅游的人非常失望 专门为了看博物馆多定了一天酒店 只听到一句sorry 如果是这样不如直接写不营业 也不要让别人白跑几次 希望政府能够看到这个事情 真的很生气
(Translated by Google) Brunei Defense Force Museum.
Helicopters, armored vehicles, patrol boats, etc. are on display.
It's in a restricted area, so it's safe to visit by taxi or a car arranged by your hotel, as there will be a lot of trouble at the entrance.
(Original)
ブルネイ国防軍の博物館です。
ヘリコプター、装甲車、警備艇等が展示されています。
制限地域の中にあり入口で誰何されるためタクシーやホテルで手配してもらった車で訪れるのが無難です。
Bolkiah Garrison, Jalan Pertahanan, Bandar Seri Begawan BB3513, Brunei•
15Brunei Museum
National museum
Nestled in the heart of Bandar Seri Begawan, the Brunei Museum is a captivating destination for anyone eager to delve into the rich history and culture of Borneo. This stylish museum features four main galleries that showcase an impressive array of artifacts, including exquisite ceramics and manuscripts in the Islamic Art Gallery, as well as local rituals and ceremonial cannons in the Traditional Culture Gallery. Additionally, visitors can explore exhibitions on oil and gas technology that highlight Brunei's economic evolution.
Cool!
Issa S — Google review
VXP9+4FM, Simpang 482, Kampung Kota Batu, Brunei
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Historical landmark
Old Lapau, situated in Bandar Seri Begawan near the Brunei History Centre and the Royal Regalia Museum, is a significant ceremonial hall where traditional royal ceremonies of Brunei take place. It holds historical importance as it was the location of Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah's coronation in 1968. Although not open to the public, its proximity to the Royal Regalia and the Brunei History Centre makes it an essential part of Brunei's historical and cultural landscape.
Kampung Kota Batu is a subdistrict located in the Brunei-Muara District of Brunei. It is known for being home to some of the country's museums and historical sites, including the remains of the old capital of Brunei - Darussalam. The area also features several large and beautifully decorated mosques that hold significance in Muslim culture.
The Brunei Waterfront in Bandar Seri Begawan offers a pleasant promenade along the river with stunning views of Kampung Ayer. It's a popular spot for morning and evening strolls, jogging, and enjoying the fresh breeze. On Sunday mornings, the area is car-free, perfect for leisurely walks and birdwatching. Visitors can also take water taxis to explore the river and catch sight of proboscis monkeys.
The waterfront is exactly what you would expect. Nice view over the river. Lots of boatman around that are willing to take you to the monkeys. We made a deal for $30 for two people for a short tour. Maybe we got a good deal because the sun was getting low already? Anyway, nice and calm boat ride to the monkeys. They were quite easy to spot. We also say a crocodile! On the way back we tour a detour through the floating village. Interesting place for sure!
Joachim L — Google review
I was impressed by the amazing structures of bridges, ways and houses here. They give me the sense of peace despite being built on water. The long walk around here at sunset is one of the greatest ideas I have ever had. I just parked the car right in front of the destination and caught a local sailor to drive me to the small residential area with a reasonable price.
We actually wanted to go the Kampong across the river and we thought that the boats parked along this river will bring us there but instead we were talked into a river tour that costs 30 Brunei dollars.
The entire experience was not bad as the boat driver explained every single land mark along the ride in English. We went to a mangrove area where there are a lot of moneys. There are also some colorful birds around and crocodile popping their head over shallow waters.
The boat ride also brings you around Kampong Ayer, we passed the photo spot that we initially wanted to go and surprisingly there are not much tourist there. I boat ride satisfied our need to visit the village as we got really close to the village and were treated to many nice views along the way as well.
I wonder why Kampong Ayer was recommended as a tourist spot, it felt like a residential area to me.
Visited on 19 May 2025
Nice area for a walk by the river. Across is the water village and next to it the shopping mall and a mosque
Nice view and best spot to hang out during evening walk. An old photos back in 2023 during my solo adventure ride from Lawas.
Brunei Waterfront is a serene and scenic spot along the Brunei River. It's perfect for a relaxing stroll, especially during sunset when the views of Kampong Ayer across the water are breathtaking. The area is clean and well-maintained, with plenty of benches to sit and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Water taxis are readily available if you want to explore the river or visit the water village. A must-visit when in Bandar Seri Begawan!
Nice view of the river and you can go for a tour on the water with reasonable prices.
If you are a foreigner, you should not come too close to the river unless you plan to take a water taxi, as boat drivers will pester you with tour offers.
You can get on the boat directly if rented from a boat operator. It costs around 20 to 25 Brunei dollars per person. The entire process takes about an hour. It's very interesting. You can see proboscis monkeys.
VWPV+MGF, City Centre, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8811, Brunei•
Bridge
Sights & Landmarks
The Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Hajah Saleha Bridge, also known as the RIPAS Bridge, is a remarkable cable-stayed bridge that spans the Brunei River, connecting Bandar Seri Begawan with Kampong Sungai Kebun. Named after Queen Saleha, it's the second-longest single-pylon cable-stayed bridge globally and has become an iconic landmark of Brunei.
You should go I see this bridge and also walk it. Especially after 6pm is beautiful.
Dimitris V — Google review
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A tip to Alls, dont forget to look up access to walk over the bridge.
The chilling breeze during night time especially the north east monsoon wind will offer smell of the kampong ayer which is quite unique.
By the way this bridge link Lumapas with Jalan Mc Arthur,
( the full length of eco corridor)
By the way, there is a cat keeper looking after the entrance to the bridge in yellow and black colour, and this is Jan 2022.
Bring some cat food to feed ,meow!
Check pictures how the magnificent night view look like.
Regards,
TFL
One of the most Amazing instagrammable place in Brunei. This place is very popular for physical activities during early morning and in the afternoon. Stunning views during sunset. Really suitable for family quality time. There is a community of roller blades fans here. The parking is quite large, good for praciting skate boarding
An awesome structure here in Brunei. Best to do the river cruise to have a closer look of the bridge. It was in mind to cross it via walking but due to the hazy weather we weren’t able to do it. Nevertheless the structure is a must see when in Begawan.
This bridge is the new Brunei's Icon. Very nice view around, but very hot when sunny day. Come here at night to see night light covering this bridge.
Iconic bridge of brunei darussalam, magnificient architecture and engineering wonders of this beautiful country.
with the completion of this bridge. it have placed Brunei Darussalam in the world map as it is the second longest single-pylon cable stayed bridge in the world. it is sad to know that there will be no access to the top of the pylon except for maintenance crew. not only that, it has cut short the travelling time and distance for those staying at Sungai Kebun area and its vicinity as they previously had to drive about an hour to reach the town centre through Jalan Tutong.
Photographs taken during moonset during the first supermoon of 2022 on 15th June.
Kg, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei•
Park
Nature & Parks
Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas, also known as the Golden Jubilee Crown Park, is a 12-hectare riverfront park located near the Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque in Brunei. The park features well-maintained gardens, vibrant flora, and impressive monuments that illuminate at night. Visitors can relax amidst the backdrop of the magnificent mosque and serene Kampong Ayer.
Perfect for night brisk walking or jogging activity. You can go solo, with friends or even your children as there are also other outdoor activities that they can indulge in like buggy rides or simply have some footie fun or bubble creativity at the field. Some iconic buildings are also around the area, so it is really a perfect relaxing calming tourist spot.
Nesreen I — Google review
The park is located between the river and the mosque. Aside from the river forming a natural barrier, it's fairly open on all other sides.
If you're coming from the northeast of the city, you can also enter the park via my favorite route, the "Jambatan Pejalan Kaki Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Bridge."
The bridge, with its cool design, offers a great view of the park, the river, and the mosque from its elevated position.
During the day, it's almost deserted, but in the evening, it's bustling with people, inviting people to jog and stroll.
Absolutely worth seeing!
Excellent 🫶🏻
Beautifully-kept park with many plants, trees and flowers and lovely views of the mosque in its entirety – you’ll also find ‘the frame’ which is a famous photo op to capture the mosque through. Hope you don’t arrive when a Japanese or Singaporean bus load of tourists swarm the place – but these are few and far between and they don’t stop too long.
The park is sandwiched between the river and the mosque. Apart for the river creating a natural barrier it’s fairly open on all other sides. If you’re coming from the north-east of the city, you can also enter the park in my favourite way – via the bridge (Jambatan Pejalan Kaki Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien). The bridge with its cool design (as you can see on Google Maps), in its elevated position allows you great views of the park, up/down river and the mosque too.
There’s a café, car park and public toilets in the park but I didn’t use these. There’s not much shade so take this into account.
Beautiful place for an evening stroll by the river. It's well lit at night with interesting trees like baobabs and nearby photo spots like the frame and the bridge.
Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas
Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas (from the Malay name, literally 'Golden Jubilee Crown Park'), initially known as Eco-Corridor Park (Malay: Taman Eko-Koridor), is a riverfront public park in the former Mukim Sungai Kedayan of Bandar Seri Begawan, The capital of Brunei Darussalam. The park was inaugurated on 22 October 2017 in conjunction with the Golden Jubilee of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah's accession to the throne as the 29th and current Sultan of Brunei Darussalam.
The Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas is a 12-hectare riverfront park situated alongside the grand Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque and the tranquil water village, Kampong Ayer.
Enjoy a walk down the promenade, where you can bask in the tranquil gardens full of tulips and baobab trees. Many come here to enjoy a peaceful sunset stroll with their families and children's.
You can even rent a 2-seater, 4-seater or 6-seater bicycle for a captivating ride with your children's. If you’re strolling after dark, watch as the monuments as they light up the park! Don’t forget to stop by The Frame Brunei Darussalam to snap a commemorative photo of your trip to Brunei Darussalam. One of the safe and peaceful Islamic land in the southeast asia. 🇧🇳
O ALLAH! Grant us security in our lands, and continue to bless us with peace and settlement there. With Your Mercy, O Most Merciful!
Oh yes I love this country so much. Brunei is the most smiling people I have encountered since I have been traveling to different countries in Asia. A very peaceful place,. A very quiet place. I just love the people. I love how the cars stop as soon as they see you about to cross the roads even if you are not in pedestrian lanes. A very very clean county.
A clean, relaxing and peaceful park with picturesque view. It's a good place for family, regardless of age, to chill and unwind. There are dedicated exercise areas meant for people to practice calisthenics and there is also a jogging track. Do practice caution when strolling along the pathway as there are people riding bicycles and tricycles. These small vehicles can be rented from the vendors at the park. There are also food vendors in the vicinity of the park.
Spacious and peaceful park . Good place for exercise or jogging in the morning and sightseeing in the late afternoon towards sunset. Its more lively in in the afternoon though especially towards evening as mobile street foods stalls are set up for the locals and tourists . You may also find bike rentals wherein for two or four can ride together . At night you will enjoy the lights of the park with the beautiful mosque at the center.
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Historical place
Cemeteries
Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Mausoleum of Sultan Bolkiah is a significant historical landmark situated within the archaeological park. It can be reached by following a trail that passes through ancient sites, diggings, and ruins in the forest, ultimately leading to the maritime museum and technological museum. The location is well-maintained and positioned downhill from the main road between the highway and the museum complex near the river.
Worth visiting. The place is within the archaeological park. There is a trail that would lead to some archaeological sites / diggings / ruins within the forest and finally to the maritime museum and technological museum vice versa. The place is well kept. The place is on a downhill from the mainroad in between the highway and the museum complex by the river. A proper place to give respect to the former sultan.
Leo L — Google review
A nice park with overhead views of Brunei's most significant archaeological find thus far. Another highlight is the mausoleum. You can wander in and have a look. Quiet and peaceful. Aristocratic cemetery also on site. There is a small but interesting interpretive center to learn about the history of Kota Batu as the first capital site of Brunei, and the dig.
The mausoleum strangely smell very nice and at the same time feel scary.
Well maintained.
one of brunei historical site..brunei was prosper during his reign during that time
Well taken care of
(Translated by Google) There are almost no people, it is very quiet and the surrounding environment is excellent.
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几乎没人，非常清静，周围环境极好。
(Translated by Google) Historical point for the area
(Original)
Ιστορικό σημείο για την περιοχή
Located near the mall in Brunei, The Big Wall Brunei is a vibrant and welcoming mural situated on the north side of a tall white building. Designed by Guerilla Artchitects Studio as part of the Jalan Roberts Pedestrian Project, this iconic wall art adds life to the capital. It's a must-see attraction for tourists visiting BSB and is easily accessible for anyone exploring the area.
A Unique Wall Painting
We stumbled upon the Big Wall while strolling through Bandar Seri Begawan, and it immediately captured our attention.
Located in the city center on a side road, the mural beautifully combines Brunei’s main attractions on the lower part, with intricate Bornean patterns framing the vibrant flora of Brunei on the upper side.
The area is clean and well-maintained, with information boards that explain the artwork and its cultural significance in more detail. We loved visiting this spot—it’s central yet a bit tucked away, offering a unique glimpse into the rich identity of this small, beautiful country.
Afiza A — Google review
No one else was around when I got here and had my photos. Best to have someone take your pictures due to its height so the best shots need 2 people. Or bring a long tripod. It really is just a tall wall but people have been posting this so best to visit this when in Brunei.
Awesome mural you can visit while exploring the city.
Interesting for phototaking, but sunny and hot
One of the main attractions to visit in BSB, it's good for tourist attractions. Absolutely free entry👍
I walked a long way just to see this wall. It was worth every.single.step! Highly recommended. Don't leave Brunei without seeing this wall or you will ragrets.
Camera checkpoint, nothing special as you see from the picture
Iconic Wall Art
VWQR+3MQ, Jalan Roberts, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8711, Brunei•
Heritage museum
Architectural designer
Balai Khazanah Islam Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah, also known as the Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Islamic Khazanah Hall, is a prestigious museum dedicated to showcasing Brunei's Islamic heritage and cultural treasures.
Super lovely experience in Brunei, a place to prove to people that Brunei isn't boring. There's an ongoing exhibition right now until 30th January, the art is super beautiful and you get to really see the art up close to appreciate the intricate details of the artwork. The permanent exhibition is also really worth the visit, there's so much about the Islamic world with interactive displays. There are a total of nine galleries and you can spend so many hours marveling at the tremendous collections (especially all the ancient religious texts exhibition). Honestly it's such a serene place I would come visit again just to sit down and relax there as it was so peaceful.
While this exhibition is beautiful but may not be suitable for children as it's not very hands on or colourful, they might get bored. However if you love history, Islam or just want an experience of somewhere new, this is definitely worth visiting. If you are a woman who doesn't wear a hijab, they will give you a robe to wear until the end of the exhibition. I recommend going early so you have time to explore! Lots of opportunities to take photos too as the building itself is really pretty
Shasha — Google review
Balai Khazanah Islam Sultan Haji is an incredible museum that beautifully showcases Islamic history and culture across its nine impressive halls. Every section is thoughtfully designed — from ancient artifacts to modern displays — offering a deep insight into the rich Islamic heritage. The atmosphere is calm, elegant, and truly inspiring.
It’s more than just a museum; it’s a diamond landmark that reflects knowledge, faith, and beauty. A must-visit for anyone who appreciates culture and spirituality.
Special thanks to Ms.Mardiana for her warm welcome and detailed explanations — she made the visit even more meaningful. Highly recommended!
This is THE museum you need to visit in Brunei: extremely friendly and welcoming staff (one of whom voluntarily offered me a brief tour and explained to me some concepts in Islam); comprehensive content from His Majesty the Sultan's vision and Brunei's national philosophy to the cosmos, fossils, and arts. Plus, the architecture is beautiful.
Photography is now allowed: just don't use flash or film videos. The air conditioning is cold, so bring an extra layer. Bags are stored in locker. Everyone is very friendly and helpful so the visit is smooth.
Decent museum located in a beautiful modern building. The permanent exhibition is divided into 9 galleries with both Islamic artifacts as well as interactive touchscreen displays. The exhibits were alright considering the entry price point (BND5 for local residents / BND10 for tourists). There was a special temporary exhibition of Orientalist paintings when I was there which required a separate ticket, which I enjoyed. Toilets on every level were clean and well stocked. I appreciated the availability of a comfortable nursing room for mothers but a point of improvement would be to provide a diaper-changing station and perhaps a drinking water dispenser as well. You have to deposit your bags in lockers (free of charge) before you enter the exhibitions. There is also a souvenir shop located near the entrance and ticket counter. Staff were all friendly and helpful.
So much rare artefacts that you will never find any other museums around the world. Some are probably the one of it's kind. Seriously, some will leave you speechless. There's even a special room that displays the Prophet Muhammad's hair, which only opens on special Islamic dates. Check their IG @bkishhb.bn to find out more. The souvenirs shop is worth a visit too.
We visited Balai Khazanah Islam Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah, Brunei over the weekend, and I have to say, it’s easily the most impressive museum or gallery I’ve ever been to. With 9 galleries that take you on a journey from the era of Rasulullah s.a.w. all the way to the modern Islamic nation-building led by Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah, it’s both inspiring and eye-opening. The rare artifacts on display are absolutely priceless. Truly a must-visit for anyone coming to Brunei!
megastructure with all interior air-conditioning to 22degree among hot outside temperature. there is an amount of admission fee for looking at most religious exhibition , which are arranged into 9 galleries ,. Starting from vision of king of Brunei in ruling his kingdom under religious law . then continuing into2-9, the exhibition is valued for Muslims and also people who are interested in Islam history.
What can I say about this building. Clean. New. Amazing materials built of. Helpful staff. Amazing gift shop in affordable prices. You must wear long pants otherwise they will give you something to wear. You must leave your bag in the locker. You cannot take pic’s upstairs. A very positive atmosphere. You must visit it. It’s better you take a taxi.
Simpang 26 Jln Pengiran Babu Raja, Bandar Seri Begawan BA2112, Brunei•
Shopping mall
Mabohai Shopping Complex in Brunei offers a rich selection of traditional crafts, including the exquisite Jong Sarat and Kain Tenunan textiles. These unique items can be found at the Arts and Handicraft Training Centre at Kota Batu and the Brunei International Airport. The complex also features a Supasave supermarket with high-quality products, including fresh bread, fruits, cheese, and Waitrose items.
Quite and not so busy mall. Quality store over all
Shekhar S — Google review
Great shopping Centre, coffee shop’s & restaurant , parking can be limited on busy days
Go-to-place for grocery shopping, they have good quality products (Supa Save). Various stores inside the complex ranging from daily necesities, toy stores, coffee shops , bakeries, and restos.
Great Shopping experience from foods to drinks, daily necessities to toys and clothing and restaurant too.
There's free wifi in the building.
Supasave supermarket has fresh and good quality bread, fruits, different kind of cheese, and Waitrose products. A bit pricey compared with other supermarket, but the price comes with quality.
There's also Starbucks, mini Cooper showroom, FaceShop, and the famous ROYCE chocolate shop in the building.
Quiet area peaceful atmosphere.
Decent Starbucks. A Toy R Us, a bakery cafe, a book store, a Mini dealership, an anchor tenant upscale grocery store, etc. In summary a small complex for uppers.
It host many shop, include toys are us, mini cars for real, supa save and other shoplots. A truly one stop shopping center to get your things
WW5V+93P, Jalan Kebangsaan, Bandar Seri Begawan BA1111, Brunei•
Shopping mall
The Aman Hills Shopping Centre, despite its unappealing appearance, boasts a plethora of stores and amenities. Notably, it houses various shops, a hotel, an ice skating rink, and a Cineplex. This establishment provides an ideal escape from the bustling city life and overcrowded spaces, allowing visitors to relish in their own personal seclusion.
Aman Hills Shopping centre is a shopping centre. There are many shops, restaurants and hotel. You can relax and enjoy there with your family. The place is nice, clean, peaceful and beautiful place. Welcome to Aman Hills Shopping Centre.
Eddie E — Google review
Aman Hills Shopping Centre offers diverse entertainment options like cinema, bowling, and ice skating. However, the top floor has limited open shops, potentially reducing its appeal to visitors seeking a variety of shopping experiences.
Nice small mall with decent shopping experience. Good variety of eating joints
Lack of shops, the environment is dull. The complex is slowly disappearing as many shops have closed down.
The best place for balling.
Other than that no proper shops in the mall. Most of the shops are closed. Very few restaurants.
But the country is the most peaceful country i have visited ever.
While trying to be different with its layout, you can't change the fact that shopping complexes feel the same regardless where you go unless they have choices of shops that are unavailable at others. However, they tend to host events that are rare on others which is a nice thing to see. On normal days, it's just okay but on events, expect lots of parking spots taken and actual eye candy
Servis goog u can go in with workers to chek sparepart
Hideous shopping center but surprisingly, it has many shops, there are hotel, ice skating, Cineplex, where you can hide out from busy life, crowdness and enjoy privacy.
Simpang 30, Jalan Aman Kg, Bandar Seri Begawan BC3615, Brunei•
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Jambatan Sultan Haji Omar Ali Saifuddien Viewpoint, also known as Temburong Bridge, is a magnificent structure that spans Brunei Bay, connecting the Bruneian mainland with Temburong. It holds the distinction of being the longest bridge in Southeast Asia at 30 kilometers. Visitors can enjoy a comfortable walk while admiring the picturesque scenery between two countries. The bridge offers excellent road conditions and safety for travelers, with plenty of parking available at the viewpoint.
Thanks to Brunei, for allowing Sabahan cross over to Sarawak (transit).
Nice view from bridge, just can't stop by to take photo. But, is OK. Enjoy driving and see view.
J-Ho C — Google review
A peaceful spot with stunning views of the Sultan Haji Omar Ali Saifuddien Bridge. Great for photos, especially at sunset. Clean, quiet, and worth a quick stop if you’re nearby!
Miri to lawas it takes 2-2.5hours. Good to drive across Brunei. Remember to pay EES and ensure your Google map downloaded offline map mode. So that u can travel without using roaming .
Longest bridge been built in South East Asia so far, 26km
clean and beautiful road can see the big ocean
Using this magnificent bridge twice,going from miri to lawas and vice versa. The scenery,architecture,road conditions and safety was nice and excellent. Many thanks to the Brunei government allow foreign vehicles to use it. Save time especially those who want to go back and forth from miri and lawas.
This is one of the longest bridges in the world, and the longest in SEA.
Beautiful scenery..clean..
Food court
Food and drink
Taman Selera offers a modest variety of food options with decent flavors. Its convenient location makes it popular among students on campus, and its pleasant views add to the overall dining experience.
Not so many food. The taste is okay. Good view and position, quite convenient for students in the campus to come!
Hà N — Google review
meh
Historical place
House of Twelve Roofs, also known as the former High Commissioners house, is a historic building in Brunei dating back to 1906. This colonial structure has strong ties to imperial Britain and served as the residence for the British governor. Since Brunei gained independence in 1984, it has been transformed into a museum. However, there are concerns about its existence due to a bridge project connecting Sungai Kebun to Bsb.
Its a beautiful home for the past British Residency. Unfortunately, im not sure if its still around due to the bridge project connecting Sungai Kebun to Bsb
B. J — Google review
Its a former british governor residence in a late 60s
Sigma
It's abandoned.
VXG2+XJF, Jln Residency, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei•
Historical landmark
Kawasan Lapang Komplex Yayasan Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah, located in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei, is a multifaceted institution established in 2006 to promote education, culture, and community welfare. It serves as a hub for various philanthropic and developmental activities. The complex holds historical significance as it reflects Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah's dedication to advancing education, healthcare, and community development.
Watch the Iftar Canon from here
Liam F — Google review
VWQR+Q5, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8711, Brunei•
30Kg Kiulap
Clothing store
Kg Kiulap is a vibrant village that beautifully blends tradition with modernity. Nestled in the heart of Brunei, it offers visitors a glimpse into local life while showcasing stunning architecture and lush greenery. The community is known for its warm hospitality, making it an inviting destination for travelers seeking authentic experiences. Strolling through Kg Kiulap, you can explore charming streets lined with traditional homes and enjoy the rich cultural heritage that permeates every corner.
To be a learner's
Narciso J — Google review
Simpang 88, 14-16 Jalan Jame'Asr, Brunei
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Lambak Kanan, also known as RPN Lambak Kanan or Kampong Perpindahan Lambak Kanan, is a public housing estate located in the Brunei-Muara District of Brunei. Situated on the outskirts of Bandar Seri Begawan, the country's capital, this area is home to a population of around 19,833 people.
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Bridge
Edinburgh Bridge is a stunning architectural marvel that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Nestled along the banks of the Kedayan River, this bridge provides an ideal vantage point to admire not only the serene waters but also the charming water village nearby. The promenade invites visitors to stroll leisurely while soaking in picturesque scenes, including vibrant flower beds and lush gardens adorned with mature trees, such as the impressive Baobab from Madagascar.
Jalan Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Saleha, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8411, Brunei•
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Mosque
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Upon arriving in Bandar Seri Begawan, the first thing that catches your eye is the Brunei International Airport Mosque. This small yet striking mosque features a prominent blue dome and three minarets, creating a picturesque sight right next to the airport doors. While not accessible to tourists, visitors are welcome to capture its beauty from the outside, with one of the best vantage points being from the second floor of the airport parking area.
Small airport with all essential facilities.
Do note that the public buses usually stop operating around 5 to 6pm, the information at the bus stop is outdated. Taking a Dart to the city center costs around 10BND.
Yuhng Y — Google review
The first mosque you see after arriving in Bandar Seri Begawan will be the Brunei International Airport Mosque.
This is a smaller mosque with a big blue dome and three minarets. The mosque isn’t open to tourists, but you’re welcome to snap some photos from the outside.
One of the best spots for taking photos of it is from the 2nd floor of the airport parking.
Small airport with few flights
A pretty small mosque next to Brunei International Airport.
Calm and peaceful place to pray. Descent mosque atattched nearby the airport.
the first impression when you arrived Brunei
A majestic welcome view for anyone who's a first time visitor.
Clean and tidy, beautiful construction. The best airport prayer house (surau) 💕👍💕
WWVM+HGH, Jalan Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei•
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
A nice example of malay stilt house architecture. A house of great importance for Brunei history. No access for the inside. Surrounded by large open space on one side and a parking area on the other. Near a popular afternoon jogging / walking area.
Leo L — Google review
This place cant be access but it signifies feeling of great, the wooden craftsman ,ancient architectural for the royal, and it just nicely lighted. If u visit eco colidor , it a great place too to post a selfie or wefie here.
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beautiful old wooden palace
Not so much to do here
Good
(Translated by Google) we only passed by when we were going to take a boat to Ayer village, so we didn't know what it was like inside.
This is the palace where the Sultan of Brunei was born and during his childhood. Now it seems that it is no longer used because the Sultan lives in the Nurul Iman palace.
(Original)
kami hanya lewat ketika akan naik perahu menuju kampung ayer, jadi tidak tahu dalamnya seperti apa.
ini adalah istana tempat kelahiran Sultan brunei dan semasa kecilnya. sekarang sepertinya sudah tidak lagi digunakan karena Sultan tinggal di istana nurul iman.
Traditional wooden houses, unfortunately not open for visitors so at most you can make a picture.
(Translated by Google) It's blocked by barbed wire and you can't enter.
Why is this in a tourist spot?
It's hard to take pictures... It's quite embarrassing.
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철책으로 막혀 있고, 들어갈 수도 없는 곳이네요.
이게 왜 당당히 관광지에 있는거죠 ?
사진을 찍기도 애매하고... 상당히 당황스럽네요
VWRP+RVW, Jln Istana Darussalam, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8511, Brunei•
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Mosque
Perpindahan Lambak Kanan Mosque is a spacious and clean place of worship, located conveniently for visitors. It is well-regarded by the local community, with many praising its beauty and the quality of its congregation. Families appreciate the mosque's facilities for children, including mengaji classes on Fridays. Overall, it is a peaceful and attractive destination for prayer and reflection.
Good and clean mosque with plenty of parking
Abi S — Google review
Good masjid.... definitely going here w my future family
The nearest mosque to my place. Its spacious and clean. Send my kids every friday for their mengaji class
Good jemaah at the Mosque
Beautiful Mosque
Pretty
Accurate
Sleepingggg.. krohhh krohhh~
XXC8+9JG, Jln 50, Lambak Kanan BC2315, Brunei•
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Building
The Ministry of Finance Building is a striking architectural landmark located in the heart of the city. The building's design seamlessly blends modern and traditional elements, creating a visually stunning structure. Visitors can admire the intricate details of the exterior before stepping inside to explore its impressive interior spaces. As one of the city's most iconic buildings, it stands as a testament to both the country's financial prowess and its rich cultural heritage.
Commonwealth Drive, Bandar Seri Begawan BB3910, Brunei•
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