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Explore 8 protected areas in Brunei — rated across 10 categories

A lowland dipterocarp conservation forest reserve in Belait, designated in 1940 and home to the Tropical Biodiversity Centre. It serves as a focal point for research and preservation of Brunei's nativ

Andulau

A 348-hectare coastal recreation and conservation forest near Bandar Seri Begawan, consisting mainly of regenerated kerangas (heath) forest behind a sandy beach. Trails and shelters make it a popular 

Berakas

A 234-hectare recreation forest of native kerangas woodland with Acacia and Caribbean pine stands, spanning nine hills near Jerudong. Facilities include hiking and mountain-biking trails, observation 

Bukit Shahbandar

A 270-hectare alluvial freshwater swamp (empran) recreation park in the Labi area, noted for its dark tannin-stained waters and extensive sedge vegetation. A 200-metre wooden bridge and walkways give 

Luagan Lalak

A conservation and recreation forest reserve in Temburong protecting the twin hills of Bukit Peradayan (410 m) and Bukit Patoi (310 m). Hiking trails wind through lowland and hill dipterocarp forest w

Peradayan

A 2,566-hectare island forest reserve in Brunei Bay protecting one of the region's largest concentrations of pristine mangrove forest. Visitors explore via two kilometres of wooden boardwalks, observa

Selirong

Brunei's largest natural lake and the first declared ASEAN Heritage Park (1984), centred on the S-shaped black-water Merimbun Lake. The 7,800-hectare park encompasses freshwater swamp, peat swamp and 

Tasek Merimbun

Brunei's first and only national park, established in 1991 within the Batu Apoi Forest Reserve. It protects pristine primary rainforest in the upper Temburong region and is famed for its canopy walkwa

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