What should I pay attention to when traveling to Brunei with my boyfriend?

Never show love on the road, because Brunei doesn't allow it, even tourists. You can often see loving couples in China. Times have changed now. Even in public, no one seems to care about making some intimate moves, but in Brunei, don't do such things. The full name of Brunei is "Brunei Darussalam" and the title of the king is "Sultan". This country is an Islamic country and still practices Islamic law, not a completely secular country.

Although Brunei is not as strict as the Middle East, it is still very strict about the ethics between men and women. Holding hands, hugging and kissing should never be done in public. If you are caught by the person in charge of monitoring such things, you will also be punished, whether it is Brunei or foreign tourists.

It is not easy to take a taxi with cheap gasoline. Brunei is famous for its wealth, which comes from the rich local oil and gas resources. Thanks to the exploitation and export of oil and gas resources, Brunei was once one of the richest countries in Asia and even the world. Rich in oil, so gasoline is cheap? No, because Brunei doesn't have any refining capacity, it still has to import gasoline, but Brunei countries have great subsidies for gasoline, so the price of gasoline is surprisingly cheap.

Generally speaking, the price of gasoline in Brunei is only one third to one quarter of that in China. Because of the money, almost every household in Brunei has a car, and most of them have more than one car. In Brunei, where private cars are prevalent, taxis are extremely scarce. Generally, it is difficult to find a taxi in Brunei, but you can wave to a private car on the way and take it on the way.

Almost all food and clothes are imported. Brunei has a small area and a small population. Moreover, due to the dependence on the oil and gas industry, Brunei's industrial base is very weak and there are almost no decent industries. Even wealthy Brunei people are unwilling to develop agriculture. Obviously an island country, Brunei's fishery production can only meet half of the demand, and everything else depends on imports.

In all aspects of life, Brunei's materials need to be purchased from abroad, especially from China, Malaysia and Indonesia, covering almost all aspects such as food, clothing, housing and transportation, and rarely seeing Brunei's own products. Not only that, there are no good hospitals and schools in Brunei. If you want to cure a serious illness and go to a good school, you have to go abroad. These expenses are reimbursed by Brunei, and residents do not need to spend their own money.

Compared with the current mainstream tourism industry model, Brunei retains more primitive, simple, pure and clean feelings. Speaking of Brunei, it is a relatively small tourist destination. There are not many tourists to Brunei, and most people in China don't know much about Brunei. As we all know, Brunei is very rich, and Brunei has a Chun Wu.