Bandar Seri Begawan 10 days

A stunning architectural masterpiece and a prominent symbol of Brunei. Its golden dome and marble minarets reflect beautifully in the surrounding lagoon, especially when illuminated at night.

• Dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees. Headscarves are required for women during prayer times.
• Visit during daylight for photography and consider returning at night to see it lit up.

Experience a luxurious lunch at one of the premier resorts, offering a range of dining options with elegant ambiance and views.

Showcases the royal paraphernalia of the Sultan of Brunei, including the royal chariot, ceremonial swords, and the royal crown. It provides deep insights into the monarchy's history and traditions.

• Photography is not allowed inside the exhibition halls.
• Allow ample time to appreciate the intricate details of the displays.

A popular local eatery offering a wide variety of Bruneian and Malay dishes in a casual setting. It's a great place to sample authentic flavors.

Learn about the history and unique lifestyle of Kampong Ayer, the world's largest water village. The gallery provides context before exploring the village itself.

Explore the stilt houses, mosques, schools, and shops of this incredible water village by boat. It's a fascinating glimpse into a traditional way of life that has existed for centuries.

• Hire a local boat for a personalized tour.
• Be respectful of residents' privacy and daily routines.

A vibrant riverside market where locals sell fresh produce, seafood, traditional snacks, and handicrafts. It's a sensory experience and a great place to interact with vendors.

A popular mid-range restaurant known for its fresh and varied sushi offerings, a good option for a relaxed dinner.

Brunei's first national park, accessible via a scenic boat ride and then a minivan. It offers rainforest trekking, canopy walks, and opportunities to see diverse flora and fauna.

• Book a guided tour which typically includes transport, park entrance, and lunch.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes and insect repellent. Bring swimwear if you plan to swim.

Lunch is typically included in guided tours to Ulu Temburong National Park, often served at the park's facilities or a nearby lodge, offering simple but hearty meals.

Experience the rainforest from a unique perspective on the extensive canopy walkway system, offering breathtaking views and a chance to spot arboreal wildlife.

Enjoy a buffet dinner or à la carte options at this hotel restaurant, providing a comfortable and familiar dining experience after a day in nature.

While entry is restricted except on Hari Raya Aidilfitri, viewing the exterior of the world's largest residential palace is a must. It's an impressive display of royal architecture and grandeur.

• Best viewed from the roadside or a distance for a full perspective.
• Check local event calendars for any public access days, though these are rare.

The national museum showcases Brunei's rich history, culture, Islamic art, and natural environment. It houses a significant collection of artifacts and exhibits.

A popular local spot for a leisurely walk or light hike, featuring walking trails, streams, and a small waterfall. It offers a green escape within the city.

A local favorite for authentic Bruneian dishes, especially its nasi katok (rice with fried chicken). It offers a genuine taste of local cuisine in a casual setting.

Brunei's largest amusement park, offering a variety of rides and attractions for all ages. While some areas may be closed for maintenance, it remains a popular spot for family fun.

• Check their official website for operating hours and any specific ride closures.
• Best enjoyed during cooler hours or in the evening when lights add to the atmosphere.

While primarily for members, nearby eateries offer lunch options. Alternatively, find local food stalls near the coast for a casual meal.

A public beach offering a relaxing environment for a stroll along the shore. It's a good spot to unwind and enjoy the coastal breeze.

Enjoy fresh seafood with a view of the South China Sea. This restaurant offers a pleasant dining experience with a focus on local catches.

Delve into the history of Brunei, focusing on the royal lineage and the nation's development. It's an informative stop for understanding the country's past.

A popular choice for lunch, serving a mix of local and international cuisine. Known for its generous portions and comfortable atmosphere.

A place to find local handicrafts, souvenirs, and home decor items. Look for traditional woven goods and wood carvings.

A relaxed spot for coffee, tea, and light snacks. A good place to unwind and reflect on the day's discoveries.

Although primarily a sports venue, its surrounding complex and open spaces offer a pleasant area for a morning walk. The architecture is modern and imposing.

Known for its seafood and local Bruneian dishes, this restaurant offers a pleasant dining experience with views of the water.

A large shopping complex featuring a department store, boutiques, restaurants, and a supermarket. It's a good place for some retail therapy or to find local products.

A popular local restaurant offering authentic Malay and Bruneian cuisine in a casual and welcoming environment.

Dedicated to the Islamic faith and its role in Brunei, this exhibition hall displays Islamic artifacts, calligraphy, and historical documents.

A local eatery that serves traditional Bruneian dishes. It's a good spot to try authentic flavors like ambuyat.

Although primarily an evening market, some stalls may open in the late afternoon. It's a bustling place to sample street food and find local goods.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the night market, famous for its diverse range of local street food, grilled seafood, and desserts. A must-visit for food lovers.

This center often hosts exhibitions and workshops related to Islamic art and calligraphy. It's a place to appreciate the artistic heritage.

• Check for any ongoing exhibitions or events before visiting.

Enjoy a mid-range lunch at a hotel restaurant that offers a blend of local and international dishes in a refined setting.

A beautiful park developed to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah. It features landscaped gardens, water features, and recreational areas.

A popular Italian restaurant offering a good selection of pasta, pizza, and other dishes. A nice option for a relaxed evening meal.

A final visit to admire the mosque, perhaps at a different time of day than your first visit, to capture different light and moods.

Enjoy a final casual lunch or coffee and pastry before heading to the airport.

Depart from Brunei.