Brunei Travel Guide
Use this Brunei travel guide to discover this
one-off independent state: a tiny oil-rich sultanate on the north coast of Borneo, cornered and split in two by Sarawak, a state of Malaysia. Its population of less than 400,000 is ruled over by one of the world’s wealthiest men. Three-quarters of Brunei's landmass is covered by virgin rainforest, the highest proportion of primary forest of any country in the world. Brunei is the easiest way to travel to Borneo; as well as pristine jungle, it offers kampong culture, endangered wildlife and creature comforts. Just don't expect to rough it.
| Brunei Travel Guide Highlights | |
 Kampong Ayer Jump aboard a water taxi to visit this water village on the Brunei river in Bandar Seri Begawan. |
 Ulu Temburong National Park A jungle canopy walkway gives superb views of abundant wildlife, including the rhinoceros hornbill. |
 Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque Brunei's iconic landmark, symbol of its oil wealth and one of Southeast Asia's most extravagant mosques. |
 Tasek Merimbun Brunei's largest lake is home to a great variety of wildlife like the clouded leopard. |
 Gadong Night Market Every evening hundreds of stalls turn out endless varieties of satay, curry, and Malay sweets. |
 Brunei water safari See proboscis monkeys on a river trip along the Sungai Brunei. |
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