Tour: Brunei - Kota Kinabalu 4 days 3 nights

With a population of just over 401,000 people, perhaps Brunei is one of the least populated countries in the world, but it is one of the richest countries in the world. Currently, Brunei is a major creditor of many great powers, including the UK, and has a debt of up to 160 billion USD for Bandar Seri Begawan. And so, although it is not a big country, but the voice and influence of Brunei also have weight in international politics. As the third largest oil and gas producer in Southeast Asia and the 9th largest exporter of liquefied natural gas in the world, the per capita income of Brunei is currently about over 50,000 USD, the fifth highest in the world. Therefore, the people of Brunei live very comfortably.
The leisurely, peaceful life of the people of Brunei, the dome of the mosque, the sun shining down on the Kamper Yayer river and the line of cars ... all contributed to the prosperity. and a very specific feature for this country.

Day 1: HCMC - KOTA KINABALU
12:30 The head of the delegation picks you up at Tan Son Nhat airport, and procedures for flight BI382 (14: 30-17: 25) of Royal Brunei Airlines to Bandar Seri Begawan - capital of the prosperous Brunei kingdom prosperous - ranked as one of the countries with the highest standard of living in the world. Arriving, continue to connect flight BI827 (19:15 - 19:55) to Kota Kinabalu. Arrive at Kota Kinabalu airport, local car and tour guide pick you up to have dinner then take you to the hotel to check in and stay overnight in Kota Kinabalu City - Sabah State, Malaysia (4 * Ming Garden hotel or equivalent).

Day 2: KOTA KINABALU –MAMUTEK - MARI MARI - BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Eat S / T / C)
Have breakfast at Hotel.
- Departure to the pier, the boat takes you to Mamutek Island - a peaceful island that retains its pristine beauty because it has not been affected by human hands. Mamutek, Manukan and Sulug are listed in the list of the 10 most strangest-shaped islands in the world because these three islands form a funny smiley face on the blue sea when viewed from above. Here, the water is clear and smooth, with lively fish and colorful corals swimming right on the shore for visitors to freely watch. In addition, those who love water sports can freely participate in games on the sea such as: Parachute, Flying fish, Banana drag, Scuba diving,, Water canoeing, Ocean trekking Duong,… (expenses excluded), Snokerling (free) Lunch Buffet Seafood on the island, the boat takes the group back to the mainland. Then visit to take pictures at:
- Sabah Foundation Building - is one of four special buildings in the world with a structure of only one pillar in the middle and construction and assembly of the floors of the tower from top to bottom. Due to this very special structure, the building is very vulnerable to seismic effects. In Kota Kinabalu, the building still stands up to this day and becomes a symbol and pride of the city, where peaceful and prosperous is known as "Land of Queen". The building was completed in 1977 on the initiative of Sir Mustapha, founder of the state of Sabah in 1963 from the hands of British colonialism. Therefore, the building is also known as the Mustapha Building. Surrounding the building is covered with tempered glass panels and can change color depending on the intensity of light shining in, thereby dissipating heat and saving cooling energy for the entire interior area.
- City - Univesity Mosque is the largest and most beautiful mosque in Kota Kinabalu. Built on an area of ​​2.47 acres on the shores of Likas Bay, the Cathedral is surrounded by an artificial lake, featuring the sophisticated and exemplary design of contemporary Islamic architecture, harmonious in A picturesque scene, modeled after the architecture of the Nabawi church in Medina. The mosque includes 2 prayer areas for men and women with a capacity of up to 12,000 members at the same time.
Bus transfer to airport for flight BI826 (17: 35-18: 15). Arriving at Badar Seri Begawan airport, the local tour guide picks you up at the airport and takes you to have dinner afterwards to the hotel. Check in and rest.
Overnight in Brunei (4 * Orchid Garden hotel or similar).

Day 3: BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN - SERIA OILFIELD - TUTONG (Eat S / T / C)
Have breakfast at the hotel, you visit:
- Seria Oild Field - about 80km southwest of Bandar Seri Begawan capital with oil mining rigs scattered on the green lawn, next to the trees next to the white sand dunes creating a scene. Peace, "green" land with huge benefits from "Black Gold" is the main factor that brings the prosperity of a rich and modern Brunei today. Seria with large, modern petrochemical refineries with long rows of tanks of gasoline, oil and finished products for kilometers and wharves stretching out into the sea to welcome full tankers. Photographed at the Billionth Barrel memorial - located on a rather unique beach with six large interlocking columns marking an important event when Brunei exported 1 billion barrels of oil. Lunch then visit Seria Petroleum Center - OGDC (Oil & Gas Discovery Center). Tourists have the opportunity to learn about the process of oil extraction, visit the LNG LNG gas processing and extraction complex. Then continue the tour:
- Take a boat ride to visit Proboscis Monkey Kingdom in the best-preserved mangrove area on Borneo island - home to the largest concentration of long-nosed monkeys in the world. When looking at the male monkeys' noses, visitors will understand why they are often referred to as "Dutch man". You watch the sunset by the Tutong beach. Bus transfer to the capital, visit:
- Gadong night market of indigenous people, selling all kinds of agricultural products - food - seafood to traditional handicrafts for tourists. Bus transfer to the hotel. Rested.

Day 4: BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN - HCMC (Eat S / T / C)
Breakfast and check out hotel. Visit:
- Malay Museum - show cultural characteristics of Brunei before becoming a rich and modern kingdom thanks to the discovery of oil.
- Handicraft Center, which displays and sells unique handicraft products of Brunei, especially the famous golden thread woven fabric.
- Mosque Omar Ali Saifuddin - representing the prosperity of the Kingdom, is named after the 28th king of Brunei. The basilica was built in 1958, is 52 meters high with gilded domes and towers. This is one of the most beautiful cathedrals in Asia Pacific, the pride of the Muslim community. Considered as a model of modern Islamic architecture, the church is decorated with interior and exterior, expensive with marble imported from Italy, British glass, famous Arabic embroidery floor mats (side photo) out).
- Istana Nurul Iman Palace - means "Palace of the Saints Light". This is the largest and majestic palace in the world, far surpassing the Buckingham Palace of England and Madrid of Spain. With a total construction cost of 1.4 billion USD, it is designed in typical Islamic architecture with 1,788 rooms, 110 garages for parking in the basement and a collection of more than 7,000 expensive cars, including thousands of them. a luxurious Roll Royce ... In addition, the palace also has a cathedral with a capacity of 1,500 people, a living room accommodating 4,000 people and dining room for 5,000 people (outside photography).
- Jame Asr Mosque - built in 1992 on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of King Hassanal Bolkiah's reign and is the largest and most massive mosque in the world. The exquisite architecture with the dome plated with 5 tons of net gold makes the church always stand out in the sky, day or night. Surrounding are fountains and green gardens that are cleverly arranged to create a relaxing feeling in the beautiful and serene landscape. Lunch at local restaurant.
- Royal Regalia Museum - where exhibits items of the Sultan of Brunei are made from precious materials and the collection of gifts donated by heads of state in the world. Among them, there is a lacquer painting "Mai Lan Cuc Truc" donated by former Prime Minister Phan Van Khai and his wife.
- Kampong Ayer Floating Village is the largest in the world with more than 600 years of culture and history. Dubbed the "Venice of the East", the place that shows the most clearly the river culture of Brunei with more than 30,000 residents living in houses built on the water looks rut. Visitors will be completely surprised because the space inside the house is fully equipped with modern amenities that are different from the outside look. Kampong Ayer is also captivated by wooden bridges and peaceful atmosphere permeating every corner of the floating village.
After that, the delegation went to the airport for flight BI383 (18: 25-19: 15). At Tan Son Nhat airport, the group leader said goodbye to you and see you again!