Brunei is one of the smallest countries in the world, most of which consists of tropical forests and untrodden jungle. Part of the population lives in huts that stand on stilts on the water along the Brunei River.
What is the appeal of Brunei tours?
Brunei is part of the Islamic world, where there is practically no nightlife, and the rules of conduct are very strict. Tourists are attracted by the country's numerous traditions and its history. The only city and capital of the country is Bandar Seri Begawan. It has a well-developed infrastructure with modern buildings, wide roads and a large number of mosques and markets.
The pride of the country and its main attraction is the Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque, which was built in 1958 and boasts impressive golden domes. The Sultan's palace Istana Nurul Iman amazes with its magnificent architectural forms and the largest private collection of cars in the world.
Holidays in Brunei are an introduction to centuries-old traditions and culture of the East
Residents of the country devote a lot of time to sports. The large sports complex Jerudong Park is under the personal patronage of the Sultan and consists of numerous sites, a stadium built according to Olympic standards and an amusement park.
Of particular interest to tourists is the Kampung Ayer area with 28 traditional pile villages and amazing architectural and historical complexes.
