Bandar Seri Begawan 4 days

A stunning example of modern Islamic architecture, this mosque is often considered one of the most beautiful in Southeast Asia. Its golden dome and marble exterior shimmer against the city skyline, and it features a ceremonial boat on a lagoon.

• Dress modestly: shoulders and knees must be covered. Non-Muslims may visit outside of prayer times.
• The best views and photo opportunities are often from across the lagoon.

This museum houses artifacts and exhibits related to the Sultan of Brunei's coronation and royal life, including the royal chariot and regalia. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the nation's monarchy.

• Photography is not permitted inside.
• Allow ample time to view the intricate displays.

The largest mosque in Brunei, this grand structure boasts impressive minarets and intricate calligraphy. It's a significant religious site and a beautiful example of contemporary Islamic design.

• Check visiting hours as they vary for non-Muslims.
• The surrounding gardens are also pleasant for a stroll.

A popular mid-range restaurant offering fresh and delicious Japanese cuisine, with a wide selection of sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese favorites. It's a great spot for a casual yet satisfying dinner.

• Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.

Learn about the history and unique way of life in Kampong Ayer, the world's largest water village. The gallery showcases traditional crafts, tools, and the evolution of this fascinating stilt-house community.

Explore the iconic water village by taking a water taxi. Wander through its wooden walkways, observe daily life, and see the houses, schools, and mosques built on stilts over the Brunei River.

• Hire a local water taxi for a guided tour, which often includes stops.
• Be respectful of residents' privacy.

Experience a bustling local market where vendors sell fresh produce, local snacks, handicrafts, and everyday goods. It's a great place to sample traditional Bruneian delicacies and soak in the local atmosphere.

• Try local snacks like 'kuih' (sweet cakes).
• Bargaining is generally not expected here.

A popular local eatery known for its authentic Bruneian dishes, particularly its 'ambuyat' (a starchy sago dish) and various side dishes. It offers a genuine taste of local cuisine in a casual setting.

Accessible via a boat trip to Bangar and then a land transfer, this park offers pristine rainforests. Activities can include jungle trekking and visiting the famous Canopy Walkway for breathtaking views.

• Book tours in advance, as access requires organized transport and permits.
• Wear sturdy walking shoes and bring insect repellent.
• The Canopy Walkway can be closed due to weather.

Some tour packages include a packed lunch or a meal at a simple canteen within or near the national park. This allows for a full day immersed in nature.

Travel back from Ulu Temburong via Bangar to Bandar Seri Begawan, enjoying the riverine scenery.

Located within The Rizqun International Hotel, this coffee house offers a diverse international buffet and à la carte menu. It's a comfortable setting for a relaxed dinner after a day of adventure.

Discover traditional Bruneian arts and crafts, including intricate wood carvings, silverwork, and woven textiles. It's an excellent place to find unique souvenirs and learn about local artistry.

• Watch demonstrations of weaving and silver crafting.

This modern complex features a variety of shops, department stores, and restaurants. It's a good place for some last-minute shopping or to enjoy a meal in an air-conditioned environment.

A spacious and well-maintained urban park perfect for a leisurely stroll or relaxation before heading to the airport. It features walking paths, green spaces, and sometimes local events.

Depart from Bandar Seri Begawan.