Kuala Belait Travel Guide
Kuala Belait is situated on the southernmost tip of Brunei, along the South China Sea coastline. The district is the main point of the country's gas and oil industry.
- Worth It?
- Although there isn't too much to see here, it is worth making a daytrip to Kuala Belait.
- What to Do
- see the Billionth Barrel Monument, visit Sungai Liang Forest and Luagan Lalak recreation parks.
- Best Time to Go
- year round although the milder temperatures during December through April make outdoor activities more comfortable.
- How Long?
- A day or two is sufficient to see everything.
- Trivia
- the area was full of bogs, mangroves and dense forest up until 1929 when the first discovery of oil was made.
The city is the second largest in Brunei after Bandar Seri Begawan and is only 70kms from Tutong and approximately 120kms from Bandar. There are well-laid out motorways connecting the area with other parts of Brunei, making it an accessible and easy place to visit.
The main attraction of Kuala Belait is the petroleum industry's stronghold, with landmarks and museums explaining the history of oil in the area. There are also some nearby recreational parks to enjoy lakes, hiking and cycling.
Travel to Kuala Belait - Getting There
Kuala Belait is well connected by motorways to the rest of Brunei and there are numerous bus services and private taxis available. Alternatively, you can hire a car and self-drive. From the capital and international airport, the journey only takes approximately 1 hour.
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