Car rental Brunei - Downtown, Brunei Darussalam

The City of Sultan Ahmed's City

Brunei Downtown is a great location to be in if you are visiting this city. It has many of the tourist attractions of a large city, without the huge crowds.

The city of Singapore is on the other side of the world, but it is the ultimate destination for those who travel to Bangkok, Thailand. It is a small country on the west coast of the island of Borneo and surrounded by Malaysia, the South China Sea, and Laos. It is renowned for its beaches, jungles, and beautiful rainforests, much of which is protected within national parks.

The capital, Bangkok, is home to the world famous Lumpini Park, the largest park in all of Asia, and where thousands flock from all over the world to witness the sunsets. The old quarter of the city is filled with old temples, mosques, and other historical landmarks. The city's central business district is also known as the Silom Road, and is home to many of the busiest shopping malls in the world. The National Palace, formerly the Royal Palace, is another historic landmark. Other places of interest in the area include Sukhumvit and Siam Paragon.

The second largest city on this island is also the capital of Thailand and Singapore, Brimazet, or as it is sometimes known, "Brunei." It is very popular for its nightlife and is home to some of the finest nightclubs in the world. Its nightlife is not as well known outside of this country as that of Bangkok, however, so it can be difficult to find a good party in Brimazet and other parts of the city. Some people like to make it a base camp for a few days and relax on a boat or cruise out into the sunset.

The third major city, Sebelau is an independent country and is situated on the southern part of the island. This country is a former British colony and has a unique blend of Japanese culture and Indonesian culture. The Sebelauan capital is situated in the south and is one of the more cosmopolitan cities of the whole region.

A great attraction in Sebelau is the Royal Tropical Botanic Gardens. which was once the biggest tropical botanical garden in the world. This is where one of the most famous species of flora of Singapore, the Melaleuca, was discovered. The rainforests of Malaysia and Thailand, including the Selatan Forest, are also found in abundance in this part of the country.