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Marvel at the opulent Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, with its gleaming golden domes reflecting magnificently in the artificial lagoon.
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Wander through Kampong Ayer, the world's largest water village, where traditional houses perch gracefully on stilts.
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Tour the lavish Istana Nurul Iman, the Sultan's official residence and the world's largest residential palace.
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Trek through the pristine rainforest of Ulu Temburong National Park, accessible by longboat and rather splendid canopy walks.
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Visit the Royal Regalia Museum, housing an impressive collection of the Sultan's ceremonial paraphernalia and state treasures.
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Explore Jerudong Park, a rather charming amusement complex that once boasted free entry and Michael Jackson performances.
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Pop into the utterly fascinating Tamu Kianggeh market, where local traders sell fresh produce and traditional medicines by the waterfront.
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Take tea at the Empire Hotel & Country Club, a supremely luxurious establishment showcasing Brunei's wealth through its marble halls and gold-leaf decor.
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