Coming here in 2019.. It's in the middle of town. That time after going to Ceria town (such a car free day), I walked to this museum. Entrance is free, but you can't take pictures or videos while in the museum, but in front of the lobby area can. So as soon as you go in, you can store things in the locker provided & it's free. It contains weapons, traditional clothes, history, and much more. Interested, right? That's why, for those of you who love the museum, it's a must come here.

The museum is open from 9am to 5pm except Fridays which is closed. X enter you have to remove your shoes and leave them at the entrance. Inside the museum the air conditioning is extremely strong. Good to have a sweatshirt. In the museum you will find all or gifts received during official visits + a reconstruction of the royal procession on the day of the coronation. Interesting but after a while and everything the same. Mq and to see. Cost x foreigners 5 Brunei dollars

You can learn about the history of the King of Brunei and the royal family. This spot clearly introduces the upbringing of the 29th King and the history of Brunei's independence through photos and panels. You can really feel the wealth of Brunei. In the center of the building, there is an actual Imperial carriage used in the coronation procession, and models of the people supporting it and photos of people at the time are printed on huge panels, making it easy to imagine the scale and greatness of the King. You can see gifts given to the King from all over the world. In addition, luxurious collections are on display. There is only one place where photography is prohibited. You can tell because there is a security guard there. The admission fee is $5.

Our group of 16 were toured around the galleries. It was a very Impressive tour and a must visit to learn about the leadership of the country and the various visits of dignitaries from other countries. The life size diorama of the coronation procession was awesome!