Things to do in Kuala Belait

A very worthwhile attraction 🤩 I signed up for the tour on trip.com. After I reflected my opinions, the follow-up was very fast 👍🏻 The tour guide Le Xuan and his colleagues were very considerate in introducing the historical story of Brunei's oil, the direction of the offshore oil platform, and the current situation. At the entrance, there is a series of words introducing the history of the oil field, giving you a general impression. When you arrive at the monument, you will be attracted by a large crown-shaped building. You can see the seaside scenery and the activities of the oil drilling rigs. . However, it is recommended that you wear long pants and long-sleeved shirts when you go to this place, because there is a kind of mosquito 🦟 on the beach that will bite your skin invisible, and it will only come out after a few days, and it is very itchy

The park is very small, in fact, it is just a beach with a few pavilions. And the journey is long. From the bus station in Bandar Seri Begawan, you first take a long-distance bus to the bus station in Seria, which takes about two hours; then transfer to a bus to Kuala Belait, which takes about half an hour. The whole journey takes two and a half to three hours, so it is not worth coming here specially. We had more time this time, so we deliberately arranged to stay in Kuala Belait for two days before going to see it, and also visited the night market by the way. It is worth mentioning that the town of Kuala Belait is very quiet, and this park is even more uninhabited. In short, it is not necessary to come here just for this park, and the round trip journey takes a day!