B04 Full Day City Tour

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B04 Full Day City Tour
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B04 Full Day City Tour
Package Summary
Time
Program
Tour Code: B04
Tour Duration: 6 Hours
Minimum: 2 Persons
Departs: 0900 daily
900
Departure from hotel.
0910
Visit the Tamu (Open Market)
0930
Visit the Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque
Overview
1000
Visit the 5th Sultan’s Tomb
On this full day tour, you will drive pass the Lapau (the
Royal Ceremonial Hall), the Dewan Majlis (Parliament
House) and the Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque as
well as visit the Tamu (Open Market), the Malay
Technology Museum, the Brunei Museum and the tomb
of the fifth Sultan of Brunei - Sultan Bolkiah (1485 1524). After lunch at a local restaurant, visit the Royal
Regalia Building and the Sultan’s Palace (Istana Nurul
Iman) before taking a water taxi ride to the Water Village
to visit a house where local cakes and tea will be served.
Your tour will end after your visit to the new Jame’ Asr
Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque.
1015
Visit the Brunei Museum
1130
Visit the Malay Technology Museum
or Brunei Maritime Museum
1230
Lunch at local restaurant
1330
Visit the Jame Asr Hassanil Bolkiah
Mosque
1415
Photo Stop at Istana Nurul Iman
1445
Visit the Royal Regalia Building
1530
Visit the Water Village
1630
Transfer back to Hotel
We will provide
❖ Trained English / Malay / Chinese speaking guide.
❖ All Transportation.
❖ 1 mineral water bottle per person
B04 Full Day City Tour
Lapau, Dewan Majlis
Sultan Omar Ali Saiffuddien
Mosque
This is the Royal Ceremonial Hall or
the Lapau, where the present Sultan,
His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal
Bolkiah, was crowned on 01st
August 1968.
The mosque was completed in 1958 and
is named after the 28th Sultan Omar Ali
Saiffuddien, who is referred to as the
architect of modern Brunei.
Istana Nurul Iman (Sultan’s
Palace)
Jame Asr Hassanil Bolkiah
Mosque
Of all the magnificent buildings in
the city centre, His majesty’s royal
palace, the Istana Nurul Iman, is the
most impressive. The palace is open
to the public only during Hari Raya,
when Bruneians and visitors have the
opportunity to greet His Majesty and
the Royal Family.
Known locally as the Kiarong Mosque,
this holy piece of architecture is full of
grandeur and is the largest in Brunei
Darussalam. The mosque was built to
commemorate the 25th anniversary of
His Majesty’s reign.
Brunei Museum
The museum is 6.5km from the city
centre and isa most distinctive piece
of architecture along the Brunei
River. Most of the museum pieces
inside are unique and priceless items
of Islamic Arts.
The Royal Regalia Building
The Royal Regalia Building was built
in 1992 to commemorate the Silver
Jubilee of His Majesty, the Sultan
Haji Hassanil Bolkiah’s ascension to
the throne, since 1967.
Information
❖ Mosque are closed on Thursdays & Fridays for
Non-Muslim visitors.
❖ Photography is not allowed inside the Mosques
and Museums.
❖ Ladies visitors are required to wear a black coat/robe (provided
by the Mosque) before entering the Mosque.
❖ Shoes must be taken off before entering the Mosque and the
Royal Regalia Building.