Here is Part III of my Brunei photos.

Downtown Bandar from the Radisson Hotel

The Royal Regalia Museum, Bandar, is surely worthwhile.

The Royal Regalia Museum, Bandar, and the wide streets of BSB

The only parking garage in BSB

Bandar’s Chinese Temple

Streets of Bandar Seri Begawan

Street Sights of Bandar Seri Begawan

Tasek Lama Recreational Park’s Waterfall (A wonderful park it is!)

Tasek Lama Recreational Park’s Waterfall

Tasek Lama Recreational Park’s Playground (One of a Few)

The Radisson in Bandar, which was cheaper than the Brunei Hotel

Kampong Ayer, Bandar (Our last day had blue skies all around.)

More of Downtown BSB, Brunei

Yayasan Shopping Mall

More of Downtown BSB, Brunei

BSB’s Waterfront

Around the Waterfront in BSB

The Waterfront in BSB, Brunei and Kianggeh Food Stalls

More of Downtown BSB, Brunei (DQ on the corner)

Kampong Ayer Water Village

The Brunei Museum in Kota Batu

We Assumed This Is a New Mosque

We Assumed This Is a New Mosque, a Gorgeous Structure!

The Ministry of Finance Building, Bandar (It seemed that each ministry had its own amazing building.)

The Ministry of Finance Building, Bandar

The Royal Regalia Museum, Bandar

Bandar in the Evening

Tamu Kianggeh, Bandar

The Chinese Temple, Bandar against a Modern Parking Ramp

Wide Lanes of BSB

Youth Complex, Bandar

Around the Polo Grounds, Jerudong

Park and Apartment Complex during a Friday 12-2pm prayer time (nobody milling about)

The Seaview Hotel, Kuala Belait

Hotel Room Directional Signal (i.e., this is the direction to Mecca/the Kabbah, which Muslims pray towards five times a day)

The Oil and Gas Discovery Center, Kuala Belait

The Oil and Gas Discovery Center, Kuala Belait, Interior

The Oil and Gas Discovery Center, Kuala Belait

Company Housing, Kuala Belait

Road to Labi Sights
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About vagabondwithfamily
I am an overseas teacher, one who chose to live abroad after getting my MEd in K-12 ESL and teaching license back in Minnesota, USA, and I've lived in Japan, Taiwan, Switzerland and Germany, with a stint in Mexico, studying Spanish, too. Now married and with two young, adorable and amazingly wonderful children, my solo travel days are limited, but life is great still.
Hi there! Nice pics! Btw the building with the blue dome is not a mosque. It’s the Legislative Council building
Oh! Thank you for telling me! Sorry about the confusion. We didn’t meet anyone who knew about the building, and one woman told us it was a mosque! Oops!
Thank you for looking at the pics!
MJB
Fantastic photos, Kay. Brilliant. I’m going to share your blog with my friends here in the States.
Hope to see you on our next trip out. Hugs, Ching
Thanks for the comment, but I am Mike! Kay shared them on her FB, but I’d taken the shots in Brunei when we visited two weeks ago. I’d appreciate you sharing, nonetheless!
From Taiwan,
Mike