Kampong Ayer "Water Village" of Brunei

[@BohariJapar]

You can go inside the mosque, normally there are guides outside the mosque entrance, except on friday noon because of friday prayer, on normal day but u must wear robes provided on the mosque entrance, unfortunately, i dont think the robes are placed outside on friday, anyway the mosque had been closed to public for months now since the pandemic covid19.

[@rokiahtajuddin2089]

In thr 50s many people were not rich .But the sncestots were there before.The poor had roofs snd walls made of Nipah leaves.But the better off had betterbl houses.Nowadays the standard of living is better.The interior of the house has modern equiptment. They prefer to live in Water Villsge.

[@freshinbuzz]

Kampong ayer is not a poor community they just choose to live there rather on land.

[@onlygodcanjudgeme.860]

Wow🥰🥰

[@samii-ullah8802]

Wow. Please. Send. Me visa information

[@DamonVagabond]

U.S. passport-holders must have at least six months' validity, and six blank visa-pages remaining on their passport before entering Brunei for business or pleasure, and are required to obtain a visa prior to arrival in Brunei for visits beyond 90 days. I had no real problems coming into the country. It was easy with a US passport.

[@rokiahtajuddin2089]

The vilkage used to be divided into wards.Each village has its own specislity. .The blacksmiths came from Kampong Psndai Besi or the the fishermen from Kg.Saba.Different villsge has its own occupation dervinh the country..Now no more like that.

[@DamonVagabond]

@@rokiahtajuddin2089 Very cool to know very interesting place to see. .

[@SumonMia-ty7zj]

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[@РахмановаХиммат]

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