Introduction of main tourist attractions in Brunei

Introduction to the main tourist attractions in Brunei

Brunei, the full name of Brunei Darussalam, is also known as Brunei Islamic monarchy. Below, I will introduce the main tourist attractions in Brunei for your reference. Welcome to browse!

Sudan Memorial Hall

The Sudan Memorial Hall is located in the center of bandar seri begawan and was built in 1992. This memorial hall is the largest private residence in the world, which was built to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Sultan's accession to the throne. There are 22 rooms in the memorial hall, including mosque, helipad, 3 km underground tunnel and air-conditioned stable. The whole palace can accommodate 2 guests, and the banquet hall can accommodate 4 people. The priceless royal souvenirs collected in the museum include a jewel-encrusted crown, a gorgeous traditional chariot, and a replica of the enthronement hall. On the second floor, souvenirs presented by various countries to the current Sultan are also displayed.

Omar? Ali? Omar of Saifuding Mosque? Ali? Saifuding Mosque, located near Yayasan Shopping Center, was built in 1958. It is a symbol of bandar seri begawan, the capital of Brunei, and one of the most beautiful mosques in Southeast Asia. At that time, Sultan Omar? Ali? Seypidin was named after him to commemorate his achievements in the 17 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China.

water village

Kampong Ayer, a water village, is known as? Venice of the East? . As early as 1521, these maze-like water villages on the river left a deep impression on Magellan's expedition to Brunei for the first time.

Crystal Park

The Crystal Park cost about 1.3 billion Brunei dollars when it was built. It was officially opened in 1994. It has many modern amusement facilities, integrating beautiful natural scenery and various amusement projects, making it the largest amusement park in Southeast Asia.

It is said that on Sultans Of Brunei's 48th birthday, the Princess gave the Sultan a 4,5kg super-large crystal as a gift, which led to a huge plan to build this crystal park as a gift for the people of the whole country.

Nu Leumann Palace

Nu Leumann Palace is the largest palace in the world and the residence of Sultans Of Brunei. It is said that there are more than 1,7 rooms in Nu Leumann Palace, which is the place where state banquets are held. If you want to visit the Palace, you should go on the National Day of Brunei (February 23rd) or Eid al-Fitr after the end of Ramadan, and it will be open for 3 days. The magnificent palace is very luxurious. [

Brunei Museum

The Brunei Museum is located in Kota Batu, 6 kilometers away from the center of bandar seri begawan. This museum is close to the beautiful Brunei River. The museum displays historical relics from the 15th century and some handicrafts representing the historical and cultural heritage of Brunei.

Attachment: Brunei Travel Guide

Aviation: Brunei's external means of transportation are mainly airplanes. Brunei International Airport is about 12 kilometers away from the center of bandar seri begawan, the capital. There are flights to some cities in Southeast Asia, such as Singapore (2 hours), Hong Kong (3 hours), Manila (2 hours), Bangkok (1.5 hours), Kuala Lumpur (2 hours and 15 minutes), Kota Kinabalu (35 minutes) and Kuching (1 hour and 4 minutes).

Brunei Airlines has opened a route to Shanghai. Wenhang Airlines has a flight to Pudong Airport every Wednesday and Friday, and returns to Bandar Seribaya every Tuesday and Thursday. Philippine Airlines has a Manila-Shanghai-Manila route every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The first floor of the airport is the arrival hall, and the second floor is the departure hall. There is a bus from the airport to the city every hour, which takes about 3 minutes, and the fare is 1 Brunei Dollar. If you take a taxi to the city for 15 minutes, it will cost about 25 Wen Yuan, and it will cost about 3 Wen Yuan at night.

Water transport: You can take a boat from Sri Bakawan to Lavass, Limbang and Labuan Island in Sarawak, and you can take a boat from Labuan Island to Sabah. Highway: There is only one external highway in Brunei, which can lead to Miri, Malaysia in Sarawak, but you have to change at Bailayi on the way.

Taxi: The best places to call a taxi are the bus stop and Sheraton Hotel. Taxis are charged by the kilometer, which is very expensive and hard to find. The starting price is 3 Brunei dollars, and there is an additional 5 Brunei dollars to and from the airport. There is an extra charge of 5% at night from 21: to 6: at night, and an extra charge of 1 Brunei Darussalam for each piece of luggage put in the trunk.

Bus: Brunei is a very rich country, and most people have cars, so its public transportation is not very developed. Usually, a bus has to wait for one hour, and there is no fixed frequency, so it doesn't leave until it is full. Most buses stop before 4 pm.

car rental: it is best to rent a car when traveling in Brunei. The rent plus insurance starts at 12 Wen yuan. In some major hotels and airports.

Cruise ships: There are many cruise ships with passengers in the Brunei River, which can go back and forth between Ayr villages. It is easy to get it near the Customs and Immigration Bureau or Kianggeh market. The fare ranges from 5 cents to 2 Brunei dollars. If you rent a boat, the price will not exceed 2 Brunei dollars per hour.

Accommodation: Brunei is a small country with limited accommodation conditions. International hotels include six-star Imperial Hotel, Sheraton Utama Hotel, Ruichi Hotel, Radisson Hotel, Orchid Hotel, Xiandefang Hotel, and some small hotels, such as Anse Hotel, Brunei Hotel, Sentosa Hotel and Seaview Hotel. ;