Place of Interest in Brunei Muara District
There are numerous places of interest in Brunei-Muara district. There are much more places to explore as Brunei is the "Kingdom of Unexpected Treasure", which is one of the tagline of the Brunei tourism industry.
The places of interests are sorted according to its type.
Historical Building/areas/Unique places
- Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque
- The Royal Regalia Building
- Malay Technology Museum
- Brunei Maritime Museum: open soon in year 2010
- Brunei History center
- Lapau
- Bubungan Dua Belas: House of twelve roofs
- Brunei Handicraft Center
- Kampong Ayer: river cruise available
- Kampong Ayer Hill Park Plan undergoing development
- Kampong Ayer Cultural Centre
- Istana Nurul Iman
- Mangrove Resort
Local favourite places for food
- KPMG which stands for Kooperasi Pasar Malam Gadong
- TM which stands for Tamu Selera
Recreation parks/Forest reserve/ eco-tourism
- Bukit Shahbandar Recreational Park: popular hiking area
- Tasek Lama Recreational Park
- Subok Forest Reserve to be upgraded to Subok Ridge Heritage Park Plan
- Taman Persiaran Damuan
Shopping
- The Mall
- Kiulap complex
- Yayasan Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Foundation Complex
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