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Bangar Travel guide offers you information about the facts and features of this small town. If you are planning to visit Bangar for leisure or business, refer to the Bangar travel guide to enjoy a comfortable and hassle free trip. Bangar is the administrative centre of the Temburong District of Brunei.

There are not many tourist attractions in the town but there are some intersting spots worth visiting and one of them is Ulu Temburong National Park. If you want to experience jungle walks then the Ulu Temburong National Park and the Batu Apoi Forest Reserve are the best choice.

How to reach Bangar

Bangar travel guide also informs you about the modes of transport by which you can reach Bangar. There are many speed boats that run between Bandar Seri Begawan and Bangar. You can also get to Bangar by road. There is a main road that runs from the Sarawak border at Puni in the west through Bangar to the Labu border crossing in the east.

Get around in Bangar

Bangar town is so small that you can easily walk around and visit all the sightseeing spots on foot. Temburong has two main roads, one stretching from its eastern border with Sarawak at Puni, through Bangar, to the western border. The other main road runs south from Bangar to Batang Duri.

Important travels tips in Bangar:-

• The visitors should not pass in front of a person at prayer or touch the Quran, the Muslim holy book.
  
  
• You must take off your shoes when entering the Muslim homes and institutions.
  
  
• Traditionally, a Bangar resident shakes hands lightly, bringing his hands to his chest.
  
  
• Dress is informal except for special occasions. Women should ensure that their head, knees and arms are covered.
  
  
• Tourists should note that there are severe penalties for all drug offences, and that the legal system in Bangar is partly based on Shariah law and can, occasionally, apply to non-Muslims.