Visit Jame Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Brunei's largest mosque. A fine example of modern Islamic architecture, built to celebrate the 25th year of the current sultan's reign. (Close every Thursday & Friday)

Photo stop at Istana Nurul Iman main enterance, the official residence of the Sultan of Brunei, the world's largest residential palace.

Visit Tamu Kianggeh, which remains as one of the most popular markets in the country, considered part of the capital’s rich national heritage.

Photo stop from The Frame and visit Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, the iconic landmark of the capital city, declared by most to be the most beautiful mosque in the region.

Visit Royal Regalia Museum, which houses the regalia used during the coronation, as well exhibits related to commemorate the Silver Jubliee of HM the Sultan of Brunei.

RIPAS bridge named after Her Majesty the Queen is an iconic part of the capital's skyline. The bridge was offically opened on 14th Oct 2017, marks yet another milestone in His Majesty's the Sultan 50-year reign. The 750-metre landmark bridge is the world’s second longest single-pylon cable-stayed bridge.

Brunei Arts and Handicrafts Training Centre was officially opened on 1st Jan 1984 in conjunction with the Brunei independence. This was the landmark in the history of the development of Brunei arts and handicrafts. At the Centre, on exhibits are the tradition of fine arts and crafts stretches back more than five hundred years of Brunei’s history.