Cities in Brunei
The most important cities in Brunei at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.
Bandar Seri Begawan
Bandar Seri Begawan is the capital and largest city of Brunei, known for the magnificent Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque.
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Muara
A prominent port town at the northeastern tip of Brunei, housing the country's main deep-water port.
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Labi
An inland area famous for its lush tropical rainforests, longhouses, and agricultural produce.
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Bangar
The isolated administrative center of Temburong District, accessible mainly by boat or the new bridge.
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Amo
A remote village providing an authentic glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the indigenous people.
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Kiudang
A village in the interior of Tutong, recognized for its cultural tourism and traditional products.
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Sungai Akar
A prominent residential area housing several foreign embassies and important institutions.
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Berakas
An important area housing the Brunei International Airport and various government ministries.
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Badas
A small settlement known for its water pumping station that supplies the oil town of Seria.
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Lumapas
A village located south of the capital, connected by land and surrounded by beautiful hills.
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Lamunin
A peaceful rural settlement serving as a local hub for the surrounding inland villages.
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Tanjong Maya
A small community located near the Tutong River, characterized by traditional Bruneian life.
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Pantai Seri Kenangan
A unique spit of land where the South China Sea meets the calm waters of the Tutong River.
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Seria
The heart of Brunei's oil industry, where commercial oil was first discovered in 1929.
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Tutong
The main town in Tutong District, known for its pristine beaches and relaxed atmosphere.
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Ukong
An inland village in Tutong with a strong indigenous cultural presence, mainly Dusun.
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Jerudong
A settlement known for its amusement park, Jerudong Park, and luxurious polo club.
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Subok
A village set against lush green hills, offering a quiet environment close to the capital.
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Telisai
A coastal village in Tutong District, notable for its telecommunications earth station.
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Lambak
One of the largest residential areas in Brunei, featuring extensive public housing estates.
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Kota Batu
An area rich in history, containing several important archaeological sites and museums.
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Kiulap
A major commercial and residential area close to the center of Bandar Seri Begawan.
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Batu Apoi
A significant area in Temburong that serves as a gateway to the pristine rainforests.
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Lumut
A coastal settlement in Belait District, housing the Brunei LNG plant.
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Kuala Belait
The administrative center of the Belait District, located near the border with Malaysia.
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Gadong
The premier commercial and shopping district in the capital region of Brunei.
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Sengkurong
A rapidly growing residential and commercial area located to the west of the capital.
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Labu
A village situated near the dense mangrove forests of the Temburong District.
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Kilanas
A traditional village that has developed into a modern residential suburb.
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Mentiri
A residential suburb located in the eastern part of the Brunei-Muara District.
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Sungai Liang
An important industrial and forestry center in the Belait District.
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What are the largest cities in Brunei?
This page lists the most important cities by population – each with its own detail page, map and attractions.
How do I find attractions per city?
Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.