Bangar

Bangar is the administrative centre of the Temburong District of Brunei. The tranquil residential community is moderately segregated as Temburong is isolated from the primary piece of the nation by Sarawak's Limbang region. Temburong isn't extremely created and all things considered, still has a great deal of unblemished rainforest. The Ulu Temburong National Park and the Batu Apoi Forest Reserve are fantastic for encountering the wilderness.

Bangar is sufficiently little for you to stroll around, in spite of the fact that it could be a significant climb in the hot sun to get to the managerial workplaces over the stream from the business territory. Temburong essentially has two principle streets, one extending from its eastern outskirt with Sarawak at Puni, through Bangar, toward the western fringe, again with Sarawak, at Labu, a sum of around 25km. The other fundamental street runs south from Bangar to Batang Duri. You should turn to taxicabs to move around in Temburong on the off chance that you don't have your own particular arrangement of wheels. There are no transports. Cabs can cost a bit - Bangar to Labu is about B$30. You can likewise contract bikes from the Maryani Camping Shop at Bangar for B$30 dollars daily.

Speed pontoons between Bandar Seri Begawan and Bangar keep running from 7am to 5pm. One way charges are $6 and the adventure takes 45 minutes. The ride is very fascinating as the vessels weave through the numerous waterway channels at the mouth of the Temburong and Brunei Rivers. Sipitang Express runs one day by day transport between Bandar Seri Begawan and Kota Kinabalu that go through Temburong around 11am for Kota Kinabalu and 1pm for Bandar Seri Begawan. Note there is no assigned transport stop or ticket office in Temburong and in this manner you have to wave to the passing transport on the primary expressway.