This is an excellent whole day tour of Brunei for those who opt for the more detailed tour at a leisurely pace. The tour will start with a visit to :- - Tamu Kianggeh or the open air market, where most of the local products can be found - Royal Regalia, where you will see the collection of Royal jewel like the encrusted crown and other opulent symbols of Brunei Monarchy, - Istana Nurul Iman, the world largest residential palace, - Malay Technology Museum, a gallery which displays tributes to the lifestyles of Malays and Ethnic tribes of Brunei, - Omar Ali Saiffudien Mosque, considered as one of the most beautiful mosque on Southeast Asia, - ‘Jame Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, the largest and most significant mosque in Brunei - and lastly, Kampung Ayer which is known as the “Venice of the East” and have a house visit with a light refreshment (Malay traditional cuisine). See the luxurious Empire Hotel. Lunch will be served at the local restaurant.

This 4 hours tour features the highlights of the city and it’s good for people who have limited time in Brunei. Tour includes a visit in :- - Royal Regalia, where you will see the collection of Royal jewel like the encrusted crown and other opulent symbols of Brunei Monarchy, - the Istana Nurul Iman for photo stop, the world’s largest residential palace, - the Malay Technology Museum, a gallery which displays tributes to the lifestyles of Malays and Ethnic tribes of Brunei, - the Omar Ali Saiffudien Mosque, considered as one of the most beautiful mosque on Southeast Asia, - the Kampong Ayer, which is known as the “Venice of East” and is the largest water village in the world. - Jame Asr’Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque & photo stop at the OLD Palace

Explore Brunei’s top sights on a half-day tour of Bandar Seri Begawan, and visit royal landmarks, religious architecture, and treasures belonging to the Sultan of Brunei. Tour includes a visit in :- - Royal Regalia, where you will see the collection of Royal jewel like the encrusted crown and other opulent symbols of Brunei Monarchy, - the Istana Nurul Iman for photo stop, the world’s largest residential palace, - the Malay Technology Museum, a gallery which displays tributes to the lifestyles of Malays and Ethnic tribes of Brunei, - the Omar Ali Saiffudien Mosque, considered as one of the most beautiful mosque on Southeast Asia, - the Kampong Ayer, which is known as the “Venice of East” and is the largest water village in the world. - Jame Asr’Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque & photo stop at the OLD Palace