I like this market. We bought breadfruit, mango, papaya and bananas and were stunned to find that everyone spoke english and could explain what we were buying. Great place for photos too.

I like this market. We bought breadfruit, mango, papaya and bananas and were stunned to find that everyone spoke english and could explain what we were buying. Great place for photos too.
Very disappointing. Two levels of built models of the water village. Give this a miss unless you have absolutely nothing to do.
it was very silent and didn't have any interesting activities and also the place is very poor in maintenance
Authentic rooms dedicated to showing the Brunei way of life, crafts and habitat in past times. I have taken many visitors there and always find it fascinating.
It's like the continuation of Kampung Ayer showcase. It basically told you different materials or styles of house structures of the Kampung Ayer. It's probably quite close to the Brunei Museum but somehow there was no straight path between these two nearby museums. One had to walk backward and then turned forward to go to the Brunei Museum, ~15 minutes.
You will see here the history of the water village people. I like this museum. It is worth the time to come and visit this place.
Very instructive to learn about the way different communities used to build their dwellings, about different activities carried out in older days, the traditional tools and materials used. used
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