We finally got on the plane to Sribaga Bay. What are we waiting for? It's really a bit of a story. Listen to me talk slowly. Before coming, I read an introduction. As a matter of fact, Brunei is not very big, and there are few scenic spots. One day is enough. The scheduled Brunei Airlines plane is acceptable, though not particularly good. It was the first time I saw a mirror on an airplane chair.

In the end, rumors have been circulating that Brunei is a third-place tourist country. We understand that if we have a Thai visa, we will succeed in traveling from Bangkok to Brunei. So we booked a round-trip ticket from Bangkok to Brunei on Ctrip. It was successful without any resistance. There was no advertisement in the whole airport. The frontier inspection mercilessly blocked us and refused to give us visas. Finally, let's cancel the tickets we had already bought and buy the tickets from Brunei to Bangkok via Kuala Lumpur. In this way, Brunei can give us transit visas. There's no room to talk about it, otherwise we'll go straight back to Bangkok at the airport.

This place is quite good, it is worth going here.

Brunei is a small country but has a long history. The Brunei Museum and Omar Ali Saifuding Mosque are very spectacular and local heroes. There are souvenirs in it. I bought a local characteristic headscarf, which is quite like the local people. I really want to live here. Brunei University is free of charge. If you enter a foreign university, the tuition will be reimbursed by the state.

Brunei Museum exhibits the country's classics, documents, antiquities, artworks, life of Borneo people, oil fields, models of oil rigs and so on. From here we can understand Brunei's development history. If we want to know Brunei's history, this is a must-visit place...