Discover the best top things to do in Brunei-Muara District, Brunei Darussalam including Escape Square, Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque, Jame'Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Thann Sanctuary Spa, Our Lady of the Assumption Church, The Box Brunei, Royal Regalia Museum, Gadong Night Market, Brunei History Center, Brunei Museum.
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This magnificent mosque sits at the very heart of the capital city and the country's Islamic faith. Built in 1958 and named after the 28th Sultan Of Brunei, it is one of the most impressive mosques in South-East Asia. Set amid its own lagoon, the mosque seems to be floating, surrounded by lush greenery and floral gardens, while its glittering dome, covered in real gold, soars above the skyline. Featuring luminous stained glass windows, floors of gleaming Italian marble, walls of Shanghai granite, chandeliers from Britain and Carpets from Saudi Arabia, the mosque brings together the world's best materials in a tour de force of architectural beauty and spiritual ambience. A marble bridge across the lagoon brings you to a replica of a 16th century Royal Barge, which used to host religious ceremonies, like Quran reading competitions. At night, the mosque is illuminated, making it a vision to be seen. Opening Hours : Sun-Wed, 8am until 5:30pm, EXCEPT at Prayer times Closed : Thurs-Fri Shoes are to be removed before entering. Dress appropriately For Men : No shorts, No Sleeveless ( wear long pants) For Women : No singlets, No shorts, must cover leg ( wear Long pants)
Free and easy to visit Brunei at Bandar Seri Begawan, this beautiful Mosque so so great and beautiful,free entry outdoor area ,360’c good view for photographers. Evening will get more people around . The only negative was Hot Sun from 8am ~ 14pm .. really Hot
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This ornately decorated mosque, built in 1994, is surrounded by landscaped gardens and fountains. This mosque is a fine example of Islamic architecture carried out with a devotion to details. Opening hours : Sun to Wed Time : 8am- 12noon , 2pm-3pm and 5pm-6pm Open on Saturdays if there is no official function the following day. Closed Thurs- Fri Shoes are to be removed before entering Admission Free
Apart from the well-known Masjid Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin in the city centre, there is another mosque which also famous in the city. This mosque located just outside the city centre, but close to some other location like Pasar Gadong and RIPAS Hospital. Went there for Jumaat prayer, they still practicing physical distancing and preventive measure for Covid-19 even though this country hasn't any case in nearly 300 days.
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Voted as one of the Top Best Spas in the world by Condé Nast Traveler magazine, THANN SANCTUARY is an urban day spa who offers the ultimate pampering and rejuvenating spa experience like no other. Indulge in a wide variety of treatments and the extensive array of premium in-house aromatherapy products designed to take you to a whole new level of sensory inspiration and relaxation.
Great experience - clean, beautiful interior, comfortable, and a great massage! Fully Covid Compliance with all personnel wearing Facial Mask, Temperature Screening & Sanitation. Opted for a 2hr massage. The therapist made my aches and stress disappear - extremely intuitive and able to adjust the pressure accordingly. The foot reflexology made me so relaxed I was falling asleep. I will definitely go back again! Worth every dollar!
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Vibrant. Delicious. Exciting. Inspired. We invite you to explore the many sides of The Box Brunei. Brunei's biggest container complex recently opened in Telanai Avenue.
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A tribute to the sultan and the grand trappings of Royalty, this museum is a highlight of any trip to Brunei. The main gallery presents an impressive recreation of the coronation of His Majesty The Sultan, displaying the gilded carriage which carried the newly crowned Sultann through the streets of the capital city, along with gold and silver ceremonial armour. The Royal Exhibition Gallery showcases a selection of Royal Regalia from His Majesty's childhood days up to the time of his coronation, such as jewel-encrusted crowns, thrones, garments and His Majesty's revered silver Keris (dagger). The Silver Jubilee Gallery celebrates the mark of His Majesty's 25th ruling year. Here, one can view film footage of the auspicious event, amongst other Royal Regalia that made an appearance during the occasion. There is also the Constitutional History Gallery, which houses documents, photographs, film and recordings, and a gallery devoted to the life of His Majesty The Sultan up to the time of his coronation. Opening Hours : Sat-Thu, 9am-4:30pm , Fri 9am-11:30am, 2:30pm-4:30pm Shoes are to be removed before entering
Good experience to know about Brunei, the Kings and the history of Brunei Darussalam. Here also the place where we can see the gifts from other ruler for our beloved Sultan for his birthday.
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During our stay in Bandar Seri Begawan the Gadong Night Market became our go to place whenever we craved local cuisine for dinner. Located within walking distance from The Mall Gadong and less than 1km from Jame Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, it features 4 long rows of undercover market stalls cooking and selling just about any local dish that you'd care to sample. The traders - like everyone who crossed paths with us in Brunei - are very friendly and accommodating, most single servings of food would cost B$1-4 (vegetable dishes the cheapest, lamb the dearest) and you could eat heartily for around B$10 p/person. There's plentiful free parking but be mindful that the market is mostly patronised by locals (always a good indicator of its value and authenticity) and gets very crowded from around 6pm onwards. Highly recommend.
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It's all about history of Brunei and culture, but few only written in English most of the books and scripts written in Arabic. You have to remove your shoes and wear their own slippers.
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The Brunei Museum was established in 1965, with its first administrative office at the Civic Centre in Bandar Brunei, now known as Bandar Seri Begawan. Given approval for a building of its own, a location was selected for the museum, on a historical site, at Kota Batu about 5km from Bandar Seri Begawan. The construction of the building commenced in 1968 and was completed in 1970. It was officially opened on February 29, 1972 by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of United Kingdom.
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