The Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque is one of Brunei's most iconic landmarks. This stunning mosque, located in the capital city of Bandar Seri Begawan, is surrounded by an artificial lagoon and boasts beautiful architecture and stunning views.
Exploring the Royal Regalia Museum is a great way to take in some of Brunei's rich history and culture. With exhibits showcasing the country's monarchy, independence, and Islamic heritage, there is plenty to see and learn.
The Jerudong Park Playground is a great spot for families to spend a day outdoors. With attractions like a golf course, water park, and funfair, there's something for all ages to enjoy.
Take a day to hike and explore the stunning Ulu Temburong National Park - the best-preserved rainforests in Southeast Asia. This destination offers an amazing jungle canopy walk and incredible natural wonders that are sure to leave lasting impressions.
The Kampong Ayer Water Village is a collection of houses and buildings built on stilts above a river. With floating stores, mosques, and schools, there's plenty to see and learn about the local way of life. A boat tour is recommended to explore further.
The Billionth Barrel Monument is a symbolic monument that marks a significant milestone in Brunei's oil industry. The monument stands tall and provides great panoramic view across the capital city.
The Sungai Liang Forest Recreation Park is a peaceful spot for families to go on picnics, relax and is also a great place for jogging or cycling. With scenic trails, campsite and playground equipment for kids, it's a great way to unwind.
The Tasek Lama Recreational Park is located in the heart of Bandar Seri Begawan and offers an escape to nature for the day. The park features jungle trails, waterfalls, and rock pools, and is a great way to end a trip before heading back home.
Brunei is a small country, and the destinations on this itinerary are within easy reach of each other. Cabs can be hired from each place or difficulty, and drivers will often be more than happy to act as a guide as well. Public buses also exists however, as they tend to be infrequent, route recognition can present a problem.
Total transportation cost for the itinerary is approximately $400 for taxi fare for the week (excluding airport transfers and gratuity).
If you have more time, consider visiting the National Museum and the Malay Technology Museum. You may also want to check out some of the local markets and shop for souvenirs. For those with less time, consider visiting the interesting Gadong Night Market as well as exploring the local food scene.
The only airport in Brunei is the Brunei International Airport (BWN), located about 12 minutes (10 km) north of the capital city of Bandar Seri Begawan. It is a small airport but comfortable enough to wait for your boarding time.