A tourist attraction in Brunei?

Brunei Darussalam is located in the north of kalimantan island, bordering the South China Sea in the north and Sarawak State in the southeast and west. It is divided into two unconnected parts by the forest and Mongolia of Sarawak State, with a total area of 5,765 square kilometers and a water area ratio of 8.6%.

1. Ayershui village

Brunei also has the largest traditional water town in the world. If it's too quiet for you to feel lonely, you can take a walk in the floating village, where there are children flying kites happily and mothers busy washing clothes. Centuries have passed, and this water city still retains its former features. All kinds of water houses supported by stone pillars and covered with wooden boards are spread all over the banks of Brunei River, with about 30,000 residents. There are schools, clinics, police stations and Hui churches in Shuicun. Visitors can enter the homes of Shuicun residents and feel their daily life.

2. Saifuding Mosque

This is a beautiful mosque in Southeast Asia. The mosque was built in 1958 to commemorate the achievements of Sultan omar ali Sapidin since the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC) in 17. The mosque is surrounded by a lake, as quiet as a mirror. A stone boat imitating an ancient Brunei boat floats on the clear water with lush trees, forming a beautiful natural landscape. As night falls, colorful dragon boats are reflected in the water, and the water is sparkling. Really like a dream, it is a very worthwhile place to go.

3. Nu Leumann Palace

Nuruman Palace is the largest palace in the world and the residence of Sultans Of Brunei. It is said that Nu Leumann Palace has more than 1700 rooms, which is the place for holding state banquets. In this monarchy, the palace is naturally the most solemn and supreme place. If you want to visit the palace, you should go to Brunei's National Day (February 23rd) or Eid al-Fitr, which is open for three days after fasting. You can also take this opportunity to queue up to shake hands with Sudan. The resplendent palace is very luxurious. Every evening, the golden roof of the palace and the riverside of the palace are good places for tourists to take pictures. The Royal Palace in Brunei is the largest in the world and the residence of Sultans Of Brunei.

4. Lu Dan Goro National Park

The whole park is covered with dense tropical rain forest. Drifting on the Tamburun River, the bottom of the boat is rough and picturesque on both sides. Those branches born by water, touching and floating wantonly, will always touch the top of their heads. Except the blue sky, everything is these colors, strong and lush green. If you want to appreciate the charm of the rainforest from another angle, climb the 60-meter-high rainforest suspension bridge and look out from a distance. The dreamlike tropical rain forest is endless, the mountains are green and the clouds are lingering, which is beautiful. This 60-meter-long rainforest suspension bridge is the main highlight of the park. The suspension bridge looks like a carpenter's scaffold, but it overlooks the beautiful scenery.