Royal Regalia Museum

It is a great place to go when the sun is out or it suddenly rains hard outside, but the air conditioning is very strong, so you need to keep warm! It is best to go in with a guide to fully understand the history of Brunei. I usually don't like visiting museums because I always find it boring to stay in such places. Since there is not much to do in Bandar Seri Begawan, I had to visit this museum and was pleasantly surprised. It was so interesting! It was very beautiful inside! The staff was helpful and spoke fluent English, so the communication was very smooth. We walked around the whole museum and saw all the gifts presented to the King of Brunei by other countries and were deeply fascinated by them. Each gift was unique and fully reflected the style of their respective countries. The best thing about this museum is that at the end of the tour, you can see a small gift shop with a variety of souvenirs that are cheap and worth buying. We were very happy to visit this museum. Highly recommended!

The Sultan Memorial Hall is a free attraction. You can take pictures of the carriages on display in the hall. You need to store your bag and camera when visiting the exhibition room inside. The exhibition mainly introduces the basic situation of the Sultan and the royal family. My daughter said that the current Sultan is quite handsome.

Located on Kota Batu Road, about 6.5 kilometers from Sri Lanka, it houses various historical materials of Brunei, such as a large number of scriptures, documents, handwritten materials, etc., as well as a large number of antiquities such as pottery, exquisite ancient art glass ornaments, precious and commemorative and historical carpets, etc.!

It is located in Sultan Street, the center of Sribaga Bay, Brunei capital. It is a double-decker white building with strong Islamic style. The inner hall is large, with dragon carts for the 25th anniversary of the king's coronation. It's a big scene. There are also three-dimensional images of ordinary people who took part in the coronation at that time. Give people a sense of reality. I also saw gifts from many countries. All of them are shown to the public free of charge. You can't take pictures inside, you can only take pictures in the hall.

The Sudan Memorial is worth a visit. After visiting a memorial abroad, you will learn a lot about the country's history and culture.

The Royal Etiquette Museum, also known as the Sudan Memorial Museum, is located in the center of Sribaga Bay. It mainly displays the Royal objects and precious souvenirs from all over the world, as well as gifts from national dignitaries. Of course, there are also gifts from people all over Brunei.

The first photo, its airport lobby is like a leisure center, quiet and orderly, without the noise of making a fortune and the arrogance of money. The second photo, I see the icon on the seat is for those who need it, and I don't see any random seizure. The third picture shows the young man lying asleep. Nobody bombards him. The policeman walks by. Fourth, five palm trees about 6 meters tall, there are several in the hall. According to the past thinking, what I saw in China is all false, but it is true, true, true, important to say three times.

It is very big here, with gifts from various countries, including an ancient carriage from my country. You are not allowed to take pictures, and you have to take off your shoes to enter. The hall outside displays the dragon carriage for the 25th anniversary of the king's accession to the throne, and the round shields held by the guards are very impressive.