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Facts about Bangar will help you know the town more and enjoy a hassle free trip. So, if you are planning to come to this small town in Brunei then it is important to be acquainted with the important facts about Bangar. Tourists must be informed that Bangar is the administrative centre of the Temburong District of Brunei. This quiet and small town is relatively isolated as Temburong is separated from the main part of the country.

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

Getting to Bangar

You can get to Bangar by boat. Many speed boats run between Bandar Seri Begawan and Bangar from 7am to 5pm. One way fares are $6 and the journey takes 45 minutes.

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.

The immigration formalities for those coming from Bandar Seri Begawan and Limbang have become convenient with the opening of the Malaysian immigration checkpoint at Pandaruan.

If you are coming from Lawas, then you will have to get your Malaysia exit stamp at the Mengkalap Immigration and Customs office at Trusan before proceeding to the actual border about 8km away.

Get around in Bangar

Bangar town is small enough for you to walk around. 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.

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