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Dermaga Diraja (The Royal Wharf)

More popularly known as the ‘Waterfront’, the Royal Wharf is situated by one of the Brunei River banks and was recently redeveloped into a scenic promenade that now also leads to the Mahkota Jubli Emas Park. This is a perfect place to enjoy those long strolls at night without ever being too far from some of Brunei’s finest eats (check out Kaizen Sushi or The Horizons Seafood Restaurant). One of the best viewing spots of Brunei’s heritage site – Kampong Ayer, a historic water village. If you require additional help navigating Brunei, a Tourist Information Centre is just around the corner too.

Indoor Ice-Skating Rink at Aman Hills Shopping Centre

Unleash your inner “Frozen” and let yourself go as you glide along an icy plain at Aman Hills Shopping Centre. Made of actual ice, the ice-skating rink is one of the shopping complex’s most popular family-friendly attractions, featuring trainers for first-time skaters and adorable dolphin skate aids for children. Able to accommodate about 80 to 100 skaters at a time, this is a great spot to move and loosen yourself after a movie or a stroll within the imminent shopping mall.

Jerudong Park

Go on a rollercoaster ride with friends and enjoy a picnic at the garden, or get on a magical boat ride and spend some time with a special someone. Wet your feet and refresh yourself at the water park, or take a whimsical stroll along the park's magnificent landscapes. And make sure to take a picture at the Diamond Monument before you leave!

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Joyful Garden

Built with love to cultivate joy, Joyful Garden is a tranquil escape that is much needed. The lush garden is home to a plethora of plants and decorated with wooden swings, delightful gazebos and furniture pieces inspired by the Chinese culture. Walk across small bridges and unwind as you listen to the calming sounds of water streaming down from the hill into the ponds. This spot is perfect for visitors who want to slow down and take some time to unwind. And if you come at the right time, you might be able to join in on a Qi Gong session.

The Joyful Garden is free of charge to enter. It is located at No. 40, Simpang 214, Kampung Subok Open daily from 7am – 6pm on Monday to Thursday and Saturday, 7am – 6:30pm on Friday and Sunday.

Kampong Ayer

Kampong Ayer is one of the largest water settlements in Southeast Asia, this expanse of settlements on stilts is a must-visit for any traveler wishing to complete their tour of Brunei. The Brunei River is home to a lively community. Start off with a scenic boat ride of the Brunei River before taking a walk along wooden paths and bridges rich with culture and history. Complete your experience by paying a visit to the Cultural and Tourism Gallery and learn why Kampong Ayer is known as the "Venice of The East".

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Lugu Lake (along the Jerudong-Tutong highway)

A former man-made pit turned freshwater lagoon, Lugu Lake will definitely dazzle the eyes with its uniquely turquoise lustre. On any given weekend, you can find local resident kids waddling and splashing around in the blue lake. For those who are more experienced on the water, you can try your hand at paddleboarding! Soak in the warm rays as you float atop the dreamy blue lagoon.

Omar 'Ali Saifuddien Mosque

From its iconic glistening golden dome and towering marble walls to the majestic and magical lagoon housing the historical Mahligai Barge, its no wonder the Omar 'Ali Saifuddien Mosque is seen as one of the most magnificent mosques in the Asia Pacific. Named after the 28th Sultan, who is known as The Architect of Modern Brunei, you’ll quickly be immersed in its glorious beauty and wealth of history and culture.

Take a look inside at these times:

Saturday to Wednesday
8.30AM – 12PM
1.30PM – 3PM
4.30PM – 5.30PM

Closed on Thursdays and Fridays

Rimba Garden Cental

Beauty blooms in abundance at Rimba Garden Cental. Green thumbs and flower lovers, will find a wonderful assortment of herbs, flowers, herbs and other essentials for gardening. Those who are looking for gardening advice, can trust in their team of horticulturists. It is also a wonderful site for recreation, and many visit to stroll and take pictures of the gorgeous garden landscapes and lush greenery.

Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas

The Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas is a 12-hectare riverfront park situated alongside the grand Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque and the tranquil water village, Kampong Ayer. Enjoy a walk down the promenade, where you can bask in the tranquil gardens full of tulips and baobab trees. Many come here to enjoy a peaceful sunset stroll. You can even rent a 2-seater, 4-seater or 6-seater bicycle for a captivating ride with your family. If you're strolling after dark, watch as the monuments as they light up the park!

Tamu Kianggeh

Located at the banks of Kianggeh river where the waterways are constantly busy with motorboats zooming by, the market features a variety of local vegetables like edible ferns and medicinal herbs. Also on sale are fishermen's catch of the day as well as ready-cooked local dishes that'll whet your appetite for that distinct Bruneian flavor! The market is open daily from 8am-5.30pm, with Friday morning being their most bustling time! However most stalls would pack up by noon so we suggest you head there in the morning.

Tasek Sarubing

Take a serene lakeside walk in Tasek Sarubing Recreational Park. With a spectacular view of the lake, many visitors enjoy a nice afternoon stroll. Wonder upon its wooden walkways, and sometimes relaxing under shaded huts. Many hikers frequent the place, since the park also serves as an endpoint to a 2-hour hiking trail connected to Tasek Lama.

If you're feeling hungry after a long walk, there are food vendors that operate during the day just nearby!

The Royal Regalia Museum

The Royal Regalia Museum is home to the Sultanate's heirlooms and regalia. From golden chariots to olden-day symbolic weapons and shields, exhibits of His Majesty's Silver and Golden Jubilee celebrations, and ornate mementos from historic Brunei, this museum is embellished with the beauty of Brunei's past.

Visiting Hours:

Monday to Thursday
9am - 5pm

Friday
9am - 11.30am

Saturday to Sunday
9am - 5pm

Time Piece Monument

The Time Piece Monument stands in the middle of Bandar Seri Begawan as an important historic landmark. The clock was made as a commemoration for Tuanku Abdul Rahman's visit to Brunei in 1959. He also laid the foundation stone of the clock during that visit. Many refer to the Clock Tower as "Ground Zero", as many use it as reference to measure the distance between the capital and other important places in Brunei.