Brunei Tourism

A palatial resort on Brunei Darussalam's Jerudong coastline, The Empire feels more like a modern royal palace than a hotel. Imagine marble atriums, a private beach on the South China Sea and sunset‑facing pools wrapped in rainforest and golf greens.

Spend your days here kayaking on the saltwater lagoon, playing a round on the Jack Nicklaus‑designed championship golf course, bowling or catching a film at the on‑site cinema, then wind down with spa time and mocktails by the pool.

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Sunsets in Brunei Darussalam just hit differently.

Case in point: this golden-hour glow over Pantai Seri Kenangan Beach in Tutong.

A staple in Bruneian cuisine, ambuyat is known for its sticky texture and traditional way of eating 🇧🇳

Made from the sago palm, Brunei Darussalam’s national dish has a smooth, glue-like consistency and is typically enjoyed with a variety of flavorful dips, such as tangy cacah sauces.

Have you tried ambuyat yet? Save this for your foodie adventure in Brunei.

Wild encounters await in Brunei Darussalam🐒 Swipe left to see some animals you may spot while here.

From proboscis monkeys swinging through the mangroves to colourful birds soaring overhead, Brunei is a hidden paradise for animal lovers and nature seekers alike. Keep your eyes open... You never know what you might spot next.

Looking for a hike without going far?

Bukit Shahbandar Forest Recreation Park is just a 15-minute drive from Bandar Seri Begawan, and nearby Jerudong Park and The Empire Brunei.

With 9 different hills ranging from long walks to more challenging climbs, this is Brunei Darussalam’s top spot for a quick outdoor escape, complete with rewarding views at the summit.

Big smiles, little adventures 🤍 Brunei Darussalam is full of family-friendly spots where kids can play, learn, and explore!

Swipe left to sample just a fraction of the experiences families can fold into a long weekend here. Save this guide for your next escape, and pass it on to the friends who plan their travels around the memories their children will keep.

If your idea of a reset includes waterfalls, quiet trails, and ocean sunsets, then this is it.

In just 48 hours in Brunei Darussalam, you can move more slowly, breathe deeper, and reconnect with nature in a way that actually feels restorative. From beautiful sights at Dadap Waterfall to jungle hikes at Bukit Shahbandar Forest Recreation Park to experiencing golden hour at Pantai Seri Kenangan, every moment is designed to help you unwind.

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Sometimes the best thing you can do is step away—and into the forest.

In Brunei Darussalam, places like Ulu Temburong National Park and Pantai Seri Kenangan offer a chance to disconnect and recharge fully.

No noise, no rush, just nature.🌳

Two destinations, completely different energy.

Start with the slower pace of Brunei—think local markets, coastal views, and quiet moments—then shift into the fast-moving, futuristic feel of Singapore. From Tamu Kianggeh Market to the skyline at Marina Bay Sands, this trip gives you two completely different experiences in one. 🌆