Brunei is totally different to anywhere else in Asia.
Brunei is a safe haven for wildlife, rainforest and reefs. Brunei is also a safe haven for wildlife lovers, adventure travellers, eco-tourism, wilderness travellers, divers, sailors and exploring. Luxury hotels, jungle chalets, traditional longhouses and campsites cater to all tastes and budgets. The Ulu Temburong National Park draws thousands of visitors, scientists and school students each year.
Brunei is a nation without equal. Governed by the longest serving family Monarchy in the world, and financially secure because of it's oil and gas resources, Brunei is politically and financially stable. With Malay, Borneo native and Chinese traditions, a benevolent monarch, assimilation of modern technologies, an international outlook and Islamic religion at it's foundations, Brunei is a unique cultural and lifestyle experience.
Located on equatorial Borneo, at the geographic heart of Asia, Brunei's history and culture is intriguing, dynamic and an integral part in the evolution of modern Asia. Brunei has preserved much of this history in in it's museums and monuments.
The water village of Bandar Seri Begawan is probably Asia's most outstanding example of cultural heritage preservation amidst modern commercial development. It is the largest water village in the world, and still houses half the population of Brunei's capital.
The rainforest of Temburong is the most accessible primary rainforest on Borneo. The hilly terrain, no road access, travel by traditional longboat, raft or walking trail, and National Park status, preserves and protects the area.
Elevated walkways, the treetop Canopy Walkway and suspension bridge give convenient access over the rough terrain and provide spectacular views of this otherwise hidden wonderland.
Brunei's unspoiled wilderness extends to its coasts and islands. The absence of large scale commercial or industrial operations means Brunei's rivers, bays and coastline are clean and uncongested by commercial shipping. A great venue for marine based sports and recreations.
Brunei Bay is a 35 km wide protected waterway bordered by rainforest covered mountains and dotted with islands. Undersea wrecks, coral-crusted reefs, white beaches, a myriad of marine life and warm water present a range of fun activities, day and overnight trips and attractions.
