@@thisguy3685 true. It's easy to manage. Not saying it's easy, but compared to countries with huge population seemed harder to handle. Poverty also quite very rare to find in Brunei.
Another fact: Getting a job there is incredibly difficult( LIKE ACTUALLY ) For context: Even if you have an actual degree, there is still a chance you wont get the job ( it all comes down on the quality of the grades ) The reason? Well its quite simple The government makes it so that a lot of stuff there are affordable there ( no taxes ), which means that majority will have the funds to go get scholarships and get higher paying jobs. Although it is pretty nice, this means that less people have interests in taking in the normal jobs in the area ( yknow, like barbers, repair shops and other facilities ). To combat this, the government started accepting foreign workers to fill in the gaps. Not only does this solve the problem, but it allows the ties between these foreign countries to strengthen. HOWEVER, as the population is growing AND foreign schools get more selective, a rising number of people are now reconsidering to find jobs in the country. This then leads to another problem, where the people applying for jobs now have to compete against both local and foreign applicants, which leads to the country having one of the highest unemployment rates. Trust me, to even have a chance to get a job, you literally need to get some pretty good results from your exams ( like the O- Level exams ). To be fair, the government was just doing what it can for the country, but they inevitably just caused one of the biggest issues in the country. Oh yeah, just to be clear, all of this is just from my perspective as a local living in this country for literally all my life. ( im about to sit for my A- level exams on October so wish me luck )
Been here for 4 months now. I like it here, very quiet and peaceful. Love the surroundings here, a lot of trees, and the smell of fresh air. People here are very nice and patient. It' has a low cost of living. You can be bored maybe, but as a guy like me that grew in the wildest city of the Philippines, I don't miss my wild lifestyle, been drunk more than half of my life, so now can relax and exercise here. Then party hard again everyday when I go back to the Philippines. Life is not all about fun and party, sometimes we need ro chill and relax coz our body needs it also, and I can say Brunei is one of the countries that's fit for that.
@@零星歲月 as a local myself I do agree with you but the current availability to work as public servant aka in government are way too demanding for most of locals here, the easiest to find job is either to enroll in military
I went there for a friend's bday shits fun lost track of time. But expensive asf but it's nice and cute. The schools there are so expensive💀 had to pay 200to get in and boarding is shit man a day is over 100dollars like what.
Working in the oil field in Brunei for an outsider is a fortune. And Brunei is a very very famous among them. Because Brunei is a safe country for its people, outsider and foreigns.
I been there, this is my honest opinion, in Brunei weather usually hot like daily is 28°c to 30°c. In Friday all shop closest at 12pm to 2pm even non-muslim restaurants must be closed for Muslim Friday prayer it's sultan's order. The only amusement park there is the Jerudong park but seems like most of the equipment kinda not working there. Brunei has many open sewage anywhere I go it smelled like..you know. What I really like about Brunei is you don't have to be worried about crimes you are safe except you may encounter some rude and noisy person usually groups of teenager, I got bad experience with that like I encounter these groups of teenagers in Brunei and they staring at me screaming and laughing. Transportation is also a problems bus and taxi is rarely passing by like sometimes nothing. The picture of the palace in this video is actually Sultan Omar Ali mosque.
problem with people is like a worldwide common knowledge. Everywhere we go, not everyone's gonna be nice. Well i used to experience where a BIG group of old dudes and youngsters were rude to my dad's friend, he's bangladesh, back when i visited Malaysia - a wet market and i was 15. Sad thing is that he doesn't know they're mocking him bcs he doesn't understand their language ☹️
i felt bad you're staying at a wrong place. I mean.. Area. There's plenty places are so good and calming in Brunei tho. Gotta admit that some local got low minded, worldwide issue. But yea.. Im good. Ive got citizenship. Happy to get $500 or 1k every year for Aidilfitri celebration from Sultan/ king. Get in to palace too.
I met a young man at Singapore airport from Brunei with a bottle of Johnny Walker under his arm and his head filled with dreams. Wished him luck on his quest.
For non muslim, you can bring alcohol to Brunei but for sure need to declare, 1 person is only allow to bring 12 cans of beer & 2 big bottles of liquor 😄
Me being Bruneian - it's developed?😂 Guys don't keep you hopes high, treat it like a place where u can visit when u retire. Many of the foreign visitors come here in hopes of an adventurous or amazing experience, well almost all the shop closed at 9pm, public transport is a no no and don't drink the tap water 😊 But otherwise it's a beautiful island💜
It is considered developed as most houses have electricity & clean water. The bills and insurance are still cheap af & subsidies on almost every basic necessity; gas, education, medical service, medication, sugar, rice, etc. Hard to see it if you don't take outside perspectives. Try living somewhere different from Brunei/Malay countries & you could see how incredibly well off Bruneian's General Welfare is :) & I mean living, not vacation* ☝️
@@marzipanmerci1068 If that is the case, China would be developed country but it is still not. Developed has a lot of factors. On paper Brunei is developed but one of em economic maturity and Brunei is actually not. A lot of analyst said so. Their economy structure is one the laziest in the world because of high dependence of oil.
Broo i hate geo so muchh it so boring and i even failed in this subject😂😂all i do in class was drawing and not paying attention.. Because all i want is i only want to do what i am going to do..
Yea because buses and taxis are almost none existent since we have our own vehicles.Even if you're poor you still have a chance of owning a car yourself. And we recently have a taxis nowadays called "Grab".The buses however are usually foreigners who work in Brunei.
Transportation is too cheap here, I mean it. Road tax & insurance are very affordable that it's more efficient to own cars instead of depending on the public transport. That's why development on public transport is too slow here, it's due to lack of demand. Sorry for your experience tho
The story about the palace relates that the Sultan had two writers from an American house magazine visit him. They supposedly made a remark that his palace at that time was just like every palace they had seen. He allegedly tore down that palace and built the current palace that stands there today. When the two mag writers came back, the Sultan was supposed to have shown the incredibly splendid new edifice to them and remarked, "Is this better?" And supposedly, because he was so wealthy, to him it was just like changing clothes.
In the 1970s, The Sultan of Brunei was listed as the richest person in the world. His name was taken off the list. Not because he became poor. Magazines just quit reporting about him. Brunei, Taiwan, Vietnam , The Phillipines and China all lay claim to The South China Sea. The Spratly Islands and Atolls have a significant amount of oil. Geologists have known about this oil since at least the late 1930s. The technology to efficiently extract it had not been developed yet.
@@foziahramli3001 Usually, in a place I visit, I look for interesting people, some activity, a general pleasantness and friendliness, interesting things to see etc etc. None of that in Brunei. The place looks as if a very rich guy booked all of Disneyland out just for his family and 10 best friends - oh wait! The few people I met there looked like they just were waiting for life to end. If Saudi Arabia had trees, it would look like this place. It was painful to experience; the place was practically soulless and I am glad my stay ended in three days.
Hi hi I'm from Brunei and lemme tell u Abt my country We always celebrate hari kebangsaan We also celebrate our sultan birthdays We celebrate soldiers day And Brunei used to be a good trading port in the past that people travel to
I would love to visit one day but don't want to travel alone maybe someone from Burnie I can meet and become friends before I travel sending love from Australia
Brunei used to be larger, A British adventure James Brooke to help the Sultan in 1839. At first, James Brooke helped the Sultan. However, he attacked Brunei soon after. He took advantage of the internal quarrels between the nobles in the Brunei kingdom to create his own kingdom in Sarawak. THE BROOKE FAM; who came to rule Sarawak: Vyner Brooke, Charles Brooke and James Brooke. many territories were lost to the Brooke family
Lived 30 mins car ride away from Brunei. All i can say is, nobody would go there over the weekends. But people from Brunei all go out of Brunei over weekends to our place, to buy stuff and have fun. Cos nothing much happens in Brunei. I’m not sure how it is a second most developed country in SEA… practically nothing there
Just next door to my state, just never been there. I heard the salary is very high if you work there. According to my friend, the law there is very strict.
They’re right next to my city lol. I’m glad to see them getting some recognition. I have to agree on the obesity part, not saying they’re all morbidly fat but past Tinder swipes have proven their people are well fed.
Idk if jerudong park is the "biggest" amusement park in southeast asia. When i was there, it did look big but i bet you other amusement parks from other countries are 10x bigger 💀
The amusement jerudong Park is 90% closed and most of the equipment got sold, so its no longer the biggest park in SEA. Also development index is very misleading. Theres a lot of backward infrastructure in brunei that is abandoned and outright destroyed. The gdp is boosted by sultans wealth. But 55% of bruneians actually live below 1000 dollar wage per month. Coupled this with the rising cost of living and inflation, no wonder u see an increase rate of petty crimes and robbery all over brunei
Look, we like the trees here just fine … Also Yes, country so small you feel like everyone knows you at some point In your life Also, if any of you people from Europe or western or anyone decided to come and visit Brunei, Bring bottles of waters, a hat or an umbrella and some sunblock cause the heat here is Super Dry Hot like you’re being cook in an Oven especially in the afternoon
And it is Religion which protects us under a "Dome".Because there is an interview which discusses among the three main religions and which is most easy to influence and the hardest to influence are Muslims. And you can see it in the Islamic history where it is because of Religion that the Muslims were brave enough to fight off the colonizer like Abdulkader of Algeria,Omar Al-Mukhtar of Libya and many-many more prominent Muslims who rose to defend their faith and Country
It's hilarious how the westerners think that just because we are "Religious" and not secular we are labelled as "Dictatorship" or "Oppressive".If it is our land it is our right to implement Sharia Law and be able to practice our religion.And you can clearly see that even they realise that if we are staying with our Faith we are not as easily to be influenced or secularized. Just look at the Ottoman Empire,the Westerners could not defeat them with strength but they used human "Dogs" (Hypocrites) to weaken the Empire and eventually become more Secularized and further from religion. Until now you can see young Muslim turks being far away from Islam and being more inclined towards western ideas.And I also come to conclude that if the younger Muslim generation knows about Islam and the History of Islam they will be protected under the so called "Dome" as mentioned in the previous interview
Actually, there is another bridge from the Lambak right district to Malaysia even near but isnt finished of an unknown reason but it might be finished after so.
We love peace… ❤ we succeed in silence.. that’s brunei.. we are well known to be the rich middle income earners among asian countries.. what more do we ask for 😊
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It used to be much larger.
But a british guy kept taking more area from the sultanate.
As a Bruneian, i can say this is true
Lol, yeah
But its kinda a good thing cause of less burden on the country.
@@thisguy3685 true. It's easy to manage. Not saying it's easy, but compared to countries with huge population seemed harder to handle. Poverty also quite very rare to find in Brunei.
True
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I am from brunei
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Another fact: Getting a job there is incredibly difficult( LIKE ACTUALLY )
For context: Even if you have an actual degree, there is still a chance you wont get the job ( it all comes down on the quality of the grades )
The reason?
Well its quite simple
The government makes it so that a lot of stuff there are affordable there ( no taxes ), which means that majority will have the funds to go get scholarships and get higher paying jobs.
Although it is pretty nice, this means that less people have interests in taking in the normal jobs in the area ( yknow, like barbers, repair shops and other facilities ). To combat this, the government started accepting foreign workers to fill in the gaps.
Not only does this solve the problem, but it allows the ties between these foreign countries to strengthen. HOWEVER, as the population is growing AND foreign schools get more selective, a rising number of people are now reconsidering to find jobs in the country.
This then leads to another problem, where the people applying for jobs now have to compete against both local and foreign applicants, which leads to the country having one of the highest unemployment rates.
Trust me, to even have a chance to get a job, you literally need to get some pretty good results from your exams ( like the O- Level exams ).
To be fair, the government was just doing what it can for the country, but they inevitably just caused one of the biggest issues in the country.
Oh yeah, just to be clear, all of this is just from my perspective as a local living in this country for literally all my life. ( im about to sit for my A- level exams on October so wish me luck )
That is pretty sad huh
Nice to hear that before applying to Brunei as a teacher now i got the idea thank you for the facts.
good luck. im about to go through the SPE exams this month, i feel you
Learning is easy
@@silversnoops568 goodluck
Been here for 4 months now. I like it here, very quiet and peaceful. Love the surroundings here, a lot of trees, and the smell of fresh air. People here are very nice and patient. It' has a low cost of living. You can be bored maybe, but as a guy like me that grew in the wildest city of the Philippines, I don't miss my wild lifestyle, been drunk more than half of my life, so now can relax and exercise here. Then party hard again everyday when I go back to the Philippines. Life is not all about fun and party, sometimes we need ro chill and relax coz our body needs it also, and I can say Brunei is one of the countries that's fit for that.
I'm bruneian but the palace is a mosque known as The Sultan Omar Ali Saiffudien Mosque,it is one of the landmark
Brunei seem like a perfect country to life. Not sure if any bruneian have any issue with the government.
@@headhunter7342but when it comes to findings jobs it is very difficulty
@@headhunter7342 its peaceful and all but hell getting a job will be the most hardest thing in your life specially when you have a bad grades
Easy to find a job if you are local and not so choosy or demand for high wages.
@@零星歲月 as a local myself I do agree with you but the current availability to work as public servant aka in government are way too demanding for most of locals here, the easiest to find job is either to enroll in military
The old amusment park of brunei was more bigger than now there were many rides and it's free. Micheal jackson even came there. I miss it
I was there..i think that was '97 when michael did a concert there
Twice
what I didn't even know that we have it but I know it when Michael Jackson came here
I went there for a friend's bday shits fun lost track of time. But expensive asf but it's nice and cute. The schools there are so expensive💀 had to pay 200to get in and boarding is shit man a day is over 100dollars like what.
@@katthestranger actually more than 1000 bnd but they teach you so well there tho
One thing I learned about Brunei : it exists.
Tell me you're American without telling me you're American lol
@@del.see.oh.89 I am Indian. But I didn't know there is a country called Brunei until now
@@del.see.oh.89 Little bit racist there. The Indian didn't know about Brunei but I guess he is American?
@@kodeystockton1124 May be he grew up in America?
@@kenkaneki9138 😁🤣🤣👍
Working in the oil field in Brunei for an outsider is a fortune. And Brunei is a very very famous among them. Because Brunei is a safe country for its people, outsider and foreigns.
Thats nice to hear. As a bruneian, quite hard to get info like this outside of the country hahahha glad to know it
As a malaysian neighbouring Brunei, I loved to visit that country.
I been there, this is my honest opinion, in Brunei weather usually hot like daily is 28°c to 30°c. In Friday all shop closest at 12pm to 2pm even non-muslim restaurants must be closed for Muslim Friday prayer it's sultan's order. The only amusement park there is the Jerudong park but seems like most of the equipment kinda not working there. Brunei has many open sewage anywhere I go it smelled like..you know. What I really like about Brunei is you don't have to be worried about crimes you are safe except you may encounter some rude and noisy person usually groups of teenager, I got bad experience with that like I encounter these groups of teenagers in Brunei and they staring at me screaming and laughing. Transportation is also a problems bus and taxi is rarely passing by like sometimes nothing. The picture of the palace in this video is actually Sultan Omar Ali mosque.
My apologies on behalf of Bruneians, sorry that you had an unpleasant experience here
problem with people is like a worldwide common knowledge. Everywhere we go, not everyone's gonna be nice. Well i used to experience where a BIG group of old dudes and youngsters were rude to my dad's friend, he's bangladesh, back when i visited Malaysia - a wet market and i was 15. Sad thing is that he doesn't know they're mocking him bcs he doesn't understand their language ☹️
@@syafiqsuhaimi5324 It's okay, you don't have to apologies
@@effingeff3981 I hate peoples like that making fun of others and they show or pretend that they think others peoples are foolish or inferior
i felt bad you're staying at a wrong place. I mean.. Area. There's plenty places are so good and calming in Brunei tho. Gotta admit that some local got low minded, worldwide issue. But yea.. Im good. Ive got citizenship. Happy to get $500 or 1k every year for Aidilfitri celebration from Sultan/ king. Get in to palace too.
how does this pop up out of no where. proud to be bruneian 😂❤
Bro what what even Bruneian it brunei I'm brunei too
Me too
Very proud rn :)
I met a young man at Singapore airport from Brunei with a bottle of Johnny Walker under his arm and his head filled with dreams. Wished him luck on his quest.
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
For non muslim, you can bring alcohol to Brunei but for sure need to declare, 1 person is only allow to bring 12 cans of beer & 2 big bottles of liquor 😄
Me being Bruneian - it's developed?😂
Guys don't keep you hopes high, treat it like a place where u can visit when u retire. Many of the foreign visitors come here in hopes of an adventurous or amazing experience, well almost all the shop closed at 9pm, public transport is a no no and don't drink the tap water 😊
But otherwise it's a beautiful island💜
It is considered developed as most houses have electricity & clean water. The bills and insurance are still cheap af & subsidies on almost every basic necessity; gas, education, medical service, medication, sugar, rice, etc.
Hard to see it if you don't take outside perspectives. Try living somewhere different from Brunei/Malay countries & you could see how incredibly well off Bruneian's General Welfare is :)
& I mean living, not vacation* ☝️
@@marzipanmerci1068 If that is the case, China would be developed country but it is still not. Developed has a lot of factors. On paper Brunei is developed but one of em economic maturity and Brunei is actually not. A lot of analyst said so. Their economy structure is one the laziest in the world because of high dependence of oil.
How is brunai's education system, is it worth applying to brunai darussalam scholarship?
Are there lizards in brunai
Bruneians rn:
You summoned me?
It shared the same currency exchange rate with Singapore
They pegged their current to Singapore dollar
12. Brunei at its greatest extent controlled the entire coastline of Borneo and even parts of the Philippines.
Yeah, part of Sarawak and Sabah used to be in Brunei territory
I'm glad I know this.i can go to sleep now..
As an Arab Muslim, I would love to visit Brunei one day and meet its people 💕☪️
I'm surprised hearing someone telling about Brunei 🥺
I love geography, getting to know a country that I would never thought of exist
Broo i hate geo so muchh it so boring and i even failed in this subject😂😂all i do in class was drawing and not paying attention.. Because all i want is i only want to do what i am going to do..
Went there to visit...my huge problem - transportations. Enuf long walk!! Bye foreva!!
Public transportation is a bit hard there as they dont relying on it. They own several cars in a family so why need the transport?
Yea because buses and taxis are almost none existent since we have our own vehicles.Even if you're poor you still have a chance of owning a car yourself.
And we recently have a taxis nowadays called "Grab".The buses however are usually foreigners who work in Brunei.
Its actually more convenient if you rent cars here
Yeah cus no one walks here bc everyone owns at least one car lol
Transportation is too cheap here, I mean it. Road tax & insurance are very affordable that it's more efficient to own cars instead of depending on the public transport.
That's why development on public transport is too slow here, it's due to lack of demand.
Sorry for your experience tho
Very interesting. I just looked it up on the world map.
Interesting indeed!
In Jerudong Park everything was free when I visited that country. As a kid free amusement park can U believe it. I used to go there almost every day.
I am from brunei 🇧🇳💕
Thank you for telling some information about my Country. 🇧🇳
I am happy that i live in brunei plus i always happy to be in Brunei Darrusalam and yes you are correct we biggest bridge🌉
Im from Brunei, and all of this is a fact... But the residential palace PICTURE is a picture of a MOSQUE located in Brunei's capital.
The story about the palace relates that the Sultan had two writers from an American house magazine visit him. They supposedly made a remark that his palace at that time was just like every palace they had seen. He allegedly tore down that palace and built the current palace that stands there today. When the two mag writers came back, the Sultan was supposed to have shown the incredibly splendid new edifice to them and remarked, "Is this better?" And supposedly, because he was so wealthy, to him it was just like changing clothes.
That's impossible. His palace at the time was just a wooden house.
Hey what a surprise to see content about my country!
my country is 🇧🇳 Brunei me:assalamualaikum you:waalaykumsalam.
Wa alikum salam
proud to be Bruneian👳....so peacefull country🇧🇳💗
“Biggest palace”
Shows mosque instead
@@komododragon410 it isn’t
@@fab8490 it is
@@komododragon410 yeah probably. Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque is where Hassanal Bolkiah sleeps now
@@jantschierschky3461 Palace of Allah indeed
@@fab8490 yep, is a palace of worship
Who is from Brunei
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finally a video with my country
This really made my day better😌
As a bruneian im glad to see someone made a video about my country!!!
Its also free medicines there without paying it!!
Im from brunei .thanks 😁
They also own the Piper aircraft company located in Vero Beach Florida!
Piper? Brunei? Who would've thought
they? exactly who owns Piper?
As a Bruneian, actually Brunei was a big country but some random British man taking more area from the sultanate
Charles Brooke and James Brooke, I believe
Fellow Bruneian here :)
In the 1970s, The Sultan of Brunei was listed as the richest person in the world.
His name was taken off the list.
Not because he became poor.
Magazines just quit reporting about him.
Brunei, Taiwan, Vietnam , The Phillipines and China all lay claim to The South China Sea.
The Spratly Islands and Atolls have a significant amount of oil.
Geologists have known about this oil since at least the late 1930s.
The technology to efficiently extract it had not been developed yet.
Been there. Nothing much happens there.
Maybe that's a good thing considering the state of most of the rest of the world.
What do you expect?
Nudity? Rampant shootings?
Drunkards everywhere?
Go elsewhere but Brunei...
@@foziahramli3001 Usually, in a place I visit, I look for interesting people, some activity, a general pleasantness and friendliness, interesting things to see etc etc. None of that in Brunei. The place looks as if a very rich guy booked all of Disneyland out just for his family and 10 best friends - oh wait! The few people I met there looked like they just were waiting for life to end. If Saudi Arabia had trees, it would look like this place. It was painful to experience; the place was practically soulless and I am glad my stay ended in three days.
@@krishnanunnimadathil8142 man as a Bruneian i also agree with you
Nothing exciting and scary happen such as gun shootings, murders, rapes, public violences, lootings, suicides ......
I was scrolling until I just saw you talk about my country. Thank you! 😌
The reason behind the highest obesity rates.
The food there is really good
Wrong, they went to Malaysia border town / city like Miri, Limbang, Lawas or Kota Kinabalu to shop dine eat n drink alcohol
I'm from Brunei🇧🇳
im from brunei and i love everything in brunei because its my country even chinese people live there and english india
Hi hi I'm from Brunei and lemme tell u Abt my country
We always celebrate hari kebangsaan
We also celebrate our sultan birthdays
We celebrate soldiers day
And Brunei used to be a good trading port in the past that people travel to
Jangan jua luan serious membaca comment atu kita.. Senyum2 jua sikit :)
I love my country im half bruneian and half singapura❤
I would love to visit one day but don't want to travel alone maybe someone from Burnie I can meet and become friends before I travel sending love from Australia
What would you like to do in Brunei?
So far something true someone has said about brunei..
As a bruneian myself I’m proud we’re finally getting recognised
Brunei used to be larger, A British adventure James Brooke to help the Sultan in 1839. At first, James Brooke helped the Sultan. However, he attacked Brunei soon after. He took advantage of the internal quarrels between the nobles in the Brunei kingdom to create his own kingdom in Sarawak.
THE BROOKE FAM; who came to rule Sarawak: Vyner Brooke, Charles Brooke and James Brooke.
many territories were lost to the Brooke family
Lived 30 mins car ride away from Brunei. All i can say is, nobody would go there over the weekends. But people from Brunei all go out of Brunei over weekends to our place, to buy stuff and have fun. Cos nothing much happens in Brunei. I’m not sure how it is a second most developed country in SEA… practically nothing there
Just next door to my state, just never been there. I heard the salary is very high if you work there. According to my friend, the law there is very strict.
Yup, its true ☺️ , example at BLNG its very strict , im working at BLNG .
high? lol
They’re right next to my city lol. I’m glad to see them getting some recognition. I have to agree on the obesity part, not saying they’re all morbidly fat but past Tinder swipes have proven their people are well fed.
Hi im from brunei you should go to brunei and buy the book but you can also in malaysia i think
The history book is at brunei hope it helps;)
Old Jerudong Park is OG
According to jp (jorodong park ) my dad used to work there on 2000 and two years now he passed away so jp is my favorite park
Yes another channel that knows about the country I live in
Finally someone talked about Brunei Because I From Brunei
I'm from brunei 🇧🇳 🇧🇳:)
It's very true cuz I grow up in brunei and I love my county ^^
Im from brunei
Masjid
Jerudong park(amusement park it fun)
Temburong :)
Usa: did I hear oil?
USA bros gonna fight with the UK first
correction!
population: around 500k
bridge: not largest, but longest
palace: the photo is a mosque (SOAS Mosque) in the city, not the palace
The picture you used for "palaces"... is actually a mosque.
When I hear Brunei I thinkThe Sultan of Brunei. NO IDEA why. It sounds Gandy, tho
Idk if jerudong park is the "biggest" amusement park in southeast asia. When i was there, it did look big but i bet you other amusement parks from other countries are 10x bigger 💀
YAY MY COUNTRY FINALLY
So like- most people in this comment section is Bruneian? Nice to know!
Sbanarnya aku pun jua lmao
man thx for telling me more about the country i live in
I live in brunei and now that you mention the obesity rates I can see it now
The amusement jerudong Park is 90% closed and most of the equipment got sold, so its no longer the biggest park in SEA. Also development index is very misleading. Theres a lot of backward infrastructure in brunei that is abandoned and outright destroyed. The gdp is boosted by sultans wealth. But 55% of bruneians actually live below 1000 dollar wage per month. Coupled this with the rising cost of living and inflation, no wonder u see an increase rate of petty crimes and robbery all over brunei
Fun Fact For The Yoga Girls: Chloe Ting is from Brunei 🇧🇳
I just learned that that was even a country I didn’t know if that was what that even existed till now
Look, we like the trees here just fine …
Also Yes, country so small you feel like everyone knows you at some point In your life
Also, if any of you people from Europe or western or anyone decided to come and visit Brunei, Bring bottles of waters, a hat or an umbrella and some sunblock cause the heat here is Super Dry Hot like you’re being cook in an Oven especially in the afternoon
As one there is one thing i want to say, it’s always summer and only during spring it rains a lot the. all of a sudden just sunny again
I miss going to jerudong park
Things you need to know about Brunei : It's a religious petrodollar dictatorship
Why is it a dictatorship?
@@xpiredration1387 Not a dictatorship but a monarch
It's not a dictatorship,our Ideology just don't align with the westerners and your comment clearly reflects it.
And it is Religion which protects us under a "Dome".Because there is an interview which discusses among the three main religions and which is most easy to influence and the hardest to influence are Muslims.
And you can see it in the Islamic history where it is because of Religion that the Muslims were brave enough to fight off the colonizer like Abdulkader of Algeria,Omar Al-Mukhtar of Libya and many-many more prominent Muslims who rose to defend their faith and Country
It's hilarious how the westerners think that just because we are "Religious" and not secular we are labelled as "Dictatorship" or "Oppressive".If it is our land it is our right to implement Sharia Law and be able to practice our religion.And you can clearly see that even they realise that if we are staying with our Faith we are not as easily to be influenced or secularized.
Just look at the Ottoman Empire,the Westerners could not defeat them with strength but they used human "Dogs" (Hypocrites) to weaken the Empire and eventually become more Secularized and further from religion.
Until now you can see young Muslim turks being far away from Islam and being more inclined towards western ideas.And I also come to conclude that if the younger Muslim generation knows about Islam and the History of Islam they will be protected under the so called "Dome" as mentioned in the previous interview
Yesss finally my country is mention
I've been to brunei, and I heard that the jambatan/Bridge is so long that I used to go there
Im at brunei and the water park or park is called jerudong park
I learn many things about brunei but the bridge doesnt take to malaysia it takes to another state of brunei the 10 things about it i know-
Me: I know everything
Hello and I am a Bruneian the amusement park is called jerudong park and the mosque I think it’s at bandar
Fun fact: Bruneians love to go down to Miri to buy stuff cuz 1 Brunei currency = 3 Malaysian currency
YAAAA BRUNEI but im malaysian
Finally, my country is getting more publicity
I know all about that because I'm Brunei🇧🇳
I am from Brunie
and i am a bruniean
I am gladl to know someone know my century 🇧🇳🥰
And it has many Oil Refineries, built by China. This small country has lots of Oil underneath ground and it exports oil to China.
I'm from Brunei and I respect British but when they started to take our land I was silent..
I already know the palace, bcz I seen it from my TV📺 but not others. And you already know I live in _run_i
Actually, there is another bridge from the Lambak right district to Malaysia even near but isnt finished of an unknown reason but it might be finished after so.
We love peace… ❤ we succeed in silence.. that’s brunei.. we are well known to be the rich middle income earners among asian countries.. what more do we ask for 😊
Finally someone know my country 😭😭
The fact I live there +the park has a water park ^^
Jurudong park :)
Finally, I found a video after 2 years
Brunei Darusallam use to be a huge country but james brooke had taken some of our land
I'm from brunei 🧍🏻♀️