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ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES

Parks and Playgrounds

There are a number of parks and recreational areas

scattered throughout the nation. Whether you are

looking for an area to keep fit while enjoying a scenic

view or a place to relax with friends and family, there

are plenty of options for everyone.

Jubilee Park

Built to commemorate His Majesty’s silver jubilee,

the aptly named Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Silver

Jubilee Park is perched on the banks of the Brunei

River, treating joggers to impressive views especially

during sunsets. At night, stunning displays of light

bring the park to life, making it a suitable place for

families to hang out and relax.

The park’s main feature is a fountain located in its

centre that is surrounded by 25 pillars, signifying the

25 years of His Majesty’s reign.

Damuan Recreational Park

Great for joggers and brisk walkers alike, Damuan

Recreational Park is another option for those

looking to run off steam while enjoying a scenic

riverside view. The narrow, riverside park is lined

with pathways and the trees provide shade for

joggers. The one-kilometre-long stretch of land

is home to two separate playgrounds catering to

young visitors as well as a skateboard park for

youth. Additionally, the park houses a steamboat

(hot pot) restaurant, a great place for a post-jog

meal or dinner with friends.

Scattered throughout the park are six ASEAN-

themed sculptures. Each sculpture represents its

respective original ASEANmember country: Brunei

Darussalam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore,

Thailand and the Philippines.

Anduki Recreational Park

Like the Jubilee Park, the Anduki Recreational

Park was transformed from a series of abandoned

natural sandpits into the current 63-hectare

landscaped recreational area. The park’s

centrepiece is the man-made large lake in the

middle of the park which joins Anduki River,

leading to the sea.

Once attracting visitors for fishing, boating and

windsurfing, the lake now hosts radio-controlled

(RC) boat races, complete with a recently

constructed RC boat station. The park is also

equipped with a 3.2-kilometre jogging track

(also suitable for cyclists and leisure walkers),

six shelters with designated barbecue pits, a

playground and a camp site.