Behind me is the South China Sea. You can see an oil rig out to sea. Oil and gas are very important for Brunei's economy.
We discovered that Sunday evening at the Spit is the place to be if you are a young adult in Brunei, with a car. I was impressed at the collection of immaculate, gleaming, small cars. Suzuki Swifts were an obvious favourite.
Kampong Ayer
This is Kampong Ayer, 'water village' in Bandar Seri Bagwar, the capital of Brunei.
We went for a boat ride around the village.
This is a school.There are crocodiles in the water, but I haven't seen any...yet.
Some of the older houses are being replaced with new buildings. An older house costs around $15,000, a new one, around $70,000.
So Ms Bayley would be right at home there with her Swift?
ReplyDeleteShe would fit right in there. Might have to get her a tudong to cover her head!
ReplyDeleteHey my dad would love it there he loves all sorts of cars. Hope you have a nice stay!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are having fun :D
ReplyDeleteGreat blog Donna!!! Love seeing all your adventures:-)
ReplyDeleteBronwyn Denize
which one was your favourite
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