BELAIT DISTRICT

Anduki Recreational Park

Opened in 1992 in commemoration of the silver jubilee of Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah, the Anduki Recreational Park serves as the perfect getaway for the public and tourists alike. Set upon a wonderous view of a glittering skyblue lake, the park offers a peaceful place for an afternoon gathering, or excite your day with some radio-controlled boat racing.

Billionth Barrel Monument

Built in 1991, the Billionth Barrel Monument resides along the beach in Seria and is a symbol of achievement in Brunei’s oil production. Commemorating the accomplishment in its name, the iconic structure stands tall and proud for all to see. This landmark is situated on the beach in Seria that boasts of beautiful sunsets and glimpses of oil rigs in the distant horizon.

Labi Coffee Farm

The Labi Coffee Farm is home to more than 9 hectares worth of coffee, and it is open to visitors! With 18,000 homegrown coffee trees in the expanse of its orchard, it's a grand sight to see. Give your next cup of coffee a Bruneian kick by bringing back some locally grown Arabica and Robusta beans!

For more details check their Instagram @labicoffee

Luagan Lalak Recreation Park

Find tranquility in The Luagan Lalak Recreation Park. The park is home to an alluvial freshwater swamp known for its mesmerising beauty. The walkways extend out into the center of the swamp, as the mirror-like surface of the water reflects the open sky with all of its majesty. Each visit may be different too, as the water rises and falls with the seasons. In the dryer months, the water gives way to beautiful patches of sedges. It's a great place for dreamy walks and beautiful photos.

Menara Cendera Kenangan

A towering beacon serving as a historic gift commemorating His Majesty's 50th birthday, the Menara Cendera Kenangan has some of the most scenic views in the Belait District. Along the way, marvel at the Nipah Palms which freckle the natural habitats of the Belait River. Lucky tourists can catch glimpses of crocodiles and various species of birds that tend to reside in these areas.

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Mendaram Longhouses

The 12-door, iconic red roofs of Mendaram Besar Longhouse was first built in the 1970s and is now home to about 100 residents. Back then, the house was built with palm leaves. Over the years, there have been various improvements made to the house, such as installation of wooden planks, modern staircases and corrugated roofing.

For more details, check out their Instagram @mendarambesarlonghouse

Teraja Longhouse

In the far edges of Brunei, lies the quiet rural village of Teraja. Its residents all share a single long rooftop, with 125 people living here on the weekends. Though most of them are off at work during the weekdays.

If you want to experience culture in a more personal way, you can come and talk to its residents, who are more than willing to show you what the countryside has to offer. From hikes to see the waterfalls and hills to traditional Iban craftsmanship workshops.

For more details, check their Instagram @teraja_longhouse

Teraja Waterfalls

All in its natural glory, the Teraja Waterfalls invite visitors to its pristine pools and wander through its home teeming with unique flora and wildlife. With more than 40 waterfalls the naturescape of Labi, you'll want to grab a tour to get the complete experience! For more details, click here.