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One of the wealthiest nations on Earth per capita, a water village housing tens of thousands that predates the modern city built beside it, and rainforest that remains almost entirely untouched by logging.
Explore Brunei on the map →A stilted water village on the Brunei River housing tens of thousands of residents, existing in some form for over a thousand years.
One of the most striking mosques in Southeast Asia, with a golden dome and marble minaret reflected in an artificial lagoon.
A pristine, largely untouched rainforest reserve accessible only by longboat, with a canopy walkway offering rare treetop views.
Brunei's largest mosque, built to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sultan's reign, with 29 golden domes representing the country's rulers.