Gathering the Brunei style to be seen beautifully.

The museum contains the history of Brunei, the Sultan and the many gifts given by different nations on different occasions. It is a place to visit in Brunei.

Was very neat to visit and learn about the history of the Sultan there. You could also see gifts from ambassadors of many countries. There were barely any people so very easy to visit. And no fee. Just take your shoes off before and put your bag in a locker. Pictures are allowed in the main area but not inside.

Very interesting museum, well maintained, friendly staff and great prices. We paid 5 BND each as foreigners. Definitely a must-see while in Brunei!

💜signature place to visit to understand brunei. 10mins walk to the pier side 💜can spend around 1 hour 👎🏾can bring your own earphone for audio guide 👎🏾RND5 for tourist, some area not allow photo taking

Nice museum with an eclectic collection of presents to the Sultan of Brunei, from heads of states, ministers and others representatives. You have to take off your shoes before entering and the entrance fee for foreigners is $5. Unfortunately some sections have such a cold floor that I couldn't visit them even with socks. So take sockets, maybe an extra pair. And you need to lock any bags in the lockers, provided for free. Pictures can be taken, but not video.

The museum of the King of Brunei's background. Very well maintained and the details of each compartment are very well explained. There are some parts of the museum where the photos are not allowed to be taken and there will be a guard to monitor. So please be aware and mindful.

A must visit place in Bandar Seri Begawan. Must remove shoes before entering. Lockers are provided upon entry. A nice way to spend an afternoon. An hour is not enough to explore the exhibits. Gives you a brief idea about the sultan's royal life and his coronation. Taking photograph is not allowed on some gallery due to security reasons. Very nice and helpful staffs.

This is the most famous museum of Brunei I have read many reviews saying the museum is very small and only takes 1 hour to visit. However not so, the museum has a lot of articles about the king, the palace and the history of this country, if you really enjoy reading you will know a lot more about this country. It took me 3 hours trying to read it all but couldn't make it in time and I really want to come back here.

A good place to have a nice idea about Belait heritage and culture with it is located at former district officer house. The problem is the location is a little bit hidden from the town center, and the sign board are small and no direction that shows where the museum located.

Royal Regalia Museum, located at the centre of Bandar Seri Begawan, is dedicated to the Sultan of Brunei. It depicts the life of the Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah and the history of his rule. Royal Regalia Museum is an important museum in regard to the history of Brunei and has many exhibitions featuring how the royals work and rule including the replica of Sultan’s silver jubilee celebration chariot. It is home to some of the most valuable items of the royal family as well. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Visitors have to remove the shoes before entering the museum. One can get slippers from the front reception. Bags are not allowed inside the museum; they must keep it in a locker room. No photography is allowed inside the museum. Visitors can only take pictures in the front hall of the museum, in rest of the area, photography is strictly prohibited. Entry inside the museum is not allowed after 4:30 PM. Visitors will be required to sign their names and nationalities on the reception desk, so carry passports as the reception desk may ask for them to verify the details provided.

Our taxi driver suggested visiting the museum, so he took us there. You have to leave your shoes outside on a shelf, wear socks if you don't want to walk barefoot. It was 5 Brunei dollars each. They give you a key to a locker to put your bag in and return the key when you are leaving. You are allowed to take photos, but no videos. The section with the replica of the throne no photos allowed, it is guarded by army officers. It is a fascinating insight to the Sultans life and his years studying at Sandhurst Military Academy up in the UK and travelling around the world. There are lots of gifts given to him by other countries which are fascinating. The museum is very clean, worth a visit. It wasn't busy when we went, there is a car park opposite if you are driving, not expensive to park.

Visiting this very small, but very rich country and seeing this museum shows you how much wealth they have. A must visit and see the lives of the Sultans past and present! You will not be disappointed.

Spend some time to learn of Brunei's history, specifically Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah. Tips: Bruneian enter free, foreigners 5 Dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children. No camera or video, only phones allowed. You have to leave your belongings in the lockers at the entrance. Photos using your phones are allowed except in 2 areas, and videos are absolutely prohibited. Pro tip: use the panorama feature in your phone.

A great way to learn about the Sultan, Brunei and see some of the spectacular gifts. We really, really enjoyed it and would reccomend to any visitor. We were pleased to do this early in our trip and we learnt a lot and made us appreciate other aspects of our time in Brunei.

One of the most interesting and enjoyable museums I've had the pleasure of exploring. Entrance is free (as seems to be the norm in Brunei), and you can wear whatever clothing you would like, though of course be respectful. The staff working here are also very friendly and seem to really enjoy seeing foreign tourists experiencing the museum. Unfortunately, as is also the norm in Brunei, you must leave all your bags and cameras/phones at the front - lockers are free and you can carry the key with you as you explore the museum, but this means that you can't take any photos around the museum, which is a real shame because of how extremely beautiful it is! This museum focuses on the history of the sultans of Brunei, as well as the incredible gifts that foreign countries have given to the sultan. It is, in a word, incredible! There is also a respectable gift shop and mostly clean bathrooms. Some things to note: they begin closing some parts of the museum about 30 minutes before official closing time, so make sure you come early. Shoes must be left at the front door, but no worries as this is very customary in Brunei. Last but not least, you may take photos around the central area - just not beyond the central area.

Not bad but can improve more.

Royal Regalia is a very nice museum. It is free. You can enjoy beautiful umbrellas, shields or tameng and other ancient war weapons. You can also learn the history of Brunei here

The Royal Regalia Museum, formerly known as the Royal Regalia Building, is a museum located in the heart of Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei. It mainly houses the regalia of the sultan and the royal family, as well as exhibits related to the Silver and Golden Jubilee celebrations of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah's reign in Brunei. Entrance 5$ for tourist, for muslim people free

It's like a super huge gallery of the personal collection of the sultan with his introduction, pictures and quotes. Entry is free, stuffs are fascinating. Just a few visitors, and even less foreigners. The staff must be very happy working there as they laughed all afternoon very loudly, which was a bit disturbing.

Great place to learn more about the Sultan and Brunei. $5 entry fee and spent about 1 hour 30 minutes walking around. Gifts from other countries displayed with I found fascinating. Would reccomend.

A massive collection that is worth checking out for only B$5. It gives you insight into the current sultan's rise to power with a wide array of artifacts and gifts received from foreign and domestic leaders ranging from his 1967 coronation to today. Though I truly loved that East Timor was like "here's a stuffed animal and a bag of coffee." LOL

Worth a visit. The Royal Regalia Museum provides a glimpse of Brunei's royalty. The building has a beautiful dome. You must leave your shoes on a rack outside before entering and leave your bag in a locker.

Nice

This museum definitely exceeded my expectations! Plan to visit during the middle of the day when it is too hot to be outside, enjoy the air conditioning as you take 1-2 hrs to understand Brunei royalty. Free entry (!) and very nice staff ready to answer any questions you might have.

Pretty incredible peak into Brunei royalty

For His Highness Royal Birthday Celebration July 2022, The capital city is filling up with Joy and temptating Aura, The food street and vendors market is once alive! Do visit as soon as u have the time, There is plenty of great deals that will make 2022 a unforgettable moment to a history book of tomorrow, # Brunei Royal Regalia Museum # Sultan Birthday Celebration 2022 # TFL virtual space # Food Street Brunei # July 2022

Nice museum with interesting exhibits. Unfortunately, almost everything is about Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah and one learns little about the country of Brunei Darussalam. Still worth a visit. The entrance is free. However, if you get cold quickly, you should take a sweater with you. The air conditioners are set very cold.

If you want to know the history of Brunei, this is the place to go. Its free, clean, and filled with priceless artifacts that represent the story and rich culture of Brunei. Before going inside make sure to leave your shoes outside and proceed right away to the reception for registration. The attendant will give you a key for a locker where you can keep your bags and cameras.

Huge Museum with many of the gifts to the Sultan, weapons and clothes. Also two very impressive state carriages used at different ceremonies are on display. The entrance is free. Shoes must be left outside - shoe-shelves are available. Proper attire is essential to enter. Cameras and mobile phones must be left by the entrance. locker-boxes and coat/bag check are also available. There is also a small gift-shop. The staff of the museum is more or less friendly. The museum is sort of a shrine for the emperor and his family. The wealth and the number of objects on display are impressive. Its pretty cold (AC) inside - you may want to bring a jacket or light sweater.

A great exhibition of many of the royal treasures of the Sultan. Definitely a must visit when in Brunei Photos are only allowed in the lobby area, and not in the galleries at the back. If you are unsure, ask a helpful member of staff. Entrance is free of charge, however you must register at the reception area. Shoes are not allowed inside, there is a storage rack outside.

Located in the capital of Brunei. Excellent museum with articles from the Royal family of Brunei including the ornate ceremonial wooden carriage a must visit.

Place to gain knowledge about Brunei Darussalam especially for Kuala Belait

To know Kuala Belait is to love Kuala Belait

Very infomative...

(Translated by Google) Brunei This is a museum that also displays regalia of successive kings and jewelery presented by the world's kingdoms. The large exhibition space on the first floor of the building has road equipment, flags and decorations that are thought to be used for domestic events. Goods were exhibited and photography was OK. You can leave your shoes in the exhibition hall on the 2nd floor. You can see the history of Brunei with the footsteps of successive kings displayed with old photographs. I looked around with interest from gifts from the world's kingdoms. There were things that looked gorgeous and things that seemed like this. There was a strange person standing in the hall, so when I asked about the location of the toilet, they kindly guided me and felt friendly. Only in a rich country, admission to this museum was free. ¡ (Original) ブルネイ国 歴代国王のレガリアと 世界の王国より贈られた宝飾品も合わせて展示されている ミュージアムです｡ 館内１階の広い展示場には 国内行事に使用されると思われる道具備品,旗,装飾品等が展示されており 写真撮影はOKでした。 2階の展示場へは靴を預けての入場です 歴代国王の足跡などが古い写真を交え展示されておりブルネイの歴史が伝わってきます。 世界の王国各国よりの贈り物には興味を持って見て回りました 豪華そうに見える物から エッ こんなものがと思える物まで有りました。 館内には 兵士?が立ち異様さを感じましたので トイレの場所を聞くと 親切に案内してくれ フレンドリーさを感じました｡ お金持ちの国でけに このミュージアムへの入場料は無料でした｡

(Translated by Google) Royal Regali Museum The Royal Robe Museum (Malay: Muzium Allat Kebesaran Diraja), formerly known as the Royal Building Costume (Malay: Bangunan Allat Kebesaran Diraja), [1] is a museum located in the heart of Bandar Seri Begawan, capital of Brunei. It mainly houses the emblems of the Sultan and the royal family, as well as exhibits relating to the celebrations of the Silver Jubilee and the Golden Jubilee of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah's rule in Brunei. It was officially inaugurated on 30 September 1992 by the Sultan himself. The Royal Regalia Museum Muzium Alat Kebesaran Diraja The Royal Regalia Museum The location is within Brunei Established September 30, 1992 location of Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Coordinates 4.892697 ° N ° E 114.942253 Groups Regalia Brunei Date The building was originally called "Churchill Memorial Building", which was built by Sultan Omar Ali Sevudin III, who represents the Sultan's father, as he was a fan of Churchill, and was replaced in late 1992 by the Royal Regalia Exhibition Hall. [2] It was held to celebrate the silver jubilee of His Majesty the King's coronation as the 29th King of Brunei. [3] A historical review of the life of the present sultan is narrated through family photos with detailed narrative texts that were highlighted through many of his three-dimensional images and pictures. (4) On December 2, 2017, the building's name was changed to the Royal Regalia Museum, coinciding with the celebration of the golden jubilee of His Majesty's ascension to the throne. [1] Describe Front gallery The museum building is a large, golden-domed structure fitted with specially designed mosaics. [2] It has a semicircular plan and is covered with luxurious carpets. Marble was used widely in the interior. [5] The main show in the entrance hall is a huge carriage used to display the Sultan in the streets of the city on the occasion of his celebration of the Silver Jubilee in 1992. A flock of beheaded exhibitors in traditional dress are displayed in front of the car. There is also a second chariot that was used during the coronation of 1968 and also during the Queen's 1972 visit to Brunei. [4] [6] Exhibits include artifacts that were used for the country's royal ceremonies, ceremonial weapons of gold and silver, crowns embedded with jewels, other tools that formed part of the coronation ceremonies, and ceremonial costumes. [7] [6] An interesting private photo showing the Sultan smiling at the circumcision ceremony. There is an exhibition of the golden hand and forearm that the Sultan used as support for his chin in his coronation and ornate crown, in addition to the exhibitions of "documents and treaties" in the Constitution Hall. (5) (Original) متحف رويال ريجالي و المتحف الملكي الزي ( الملايو : Muzium علات Kebesaran Diraja )، المعروف سابقا باسم الزي البناء الملكي ( الملايو : Bangunan علات Kebesaran Diraja )، [1] هو متحف يقع في قلب مدينة بندر سيري بيغاوان عاصمة بروناي . يضم بشكل أساسي شعارات السلطان والعائلة المالكة ، فضلاً عن المعارض المتعلقة بذكرى احتفالات اليوبيل الفضي واليوبيل الذهبي لحكم السلطان حسن البلقية في بروناي . افتتح رسميا في 30 سبتمبر 1992 من قبل السلطان نفسه. متحف رويال ريجاليا Muzium Alat Kebesaran Diraja متحف رويال ريجاليا الموقع داخل بروناي أنشئت30 سبتمبر 1992موقعكبندر سيري بيغاوان ، برونايإحداثيات4.892697 ° N ° E 114.942253المجموعاتريجاليا بروناي التاريخ كان المبنى يسمى في الأصل "مبنى تشرشل التذكاري" ، والذي أنشأه السلطان عمر علي سيفودين الثالث ، والذي يمثل والد السلطان ، حيث كان معجبًا بنستون تشرشل ، وتم استبداله في أواخر عام 1992 بقاعة معارض رويال ريجاليا. [2] وقد أقيم للاحتفال باليوبيل الفضي لتتويج جلالة الملك كملك بروناي التاسع والعشرين. [3] يتم سرد استعراض تاريخي لحياة السلطان الحالي من خلال صور عائلية مع نصوص سردية مفصلة تم تسليط الضوء عليه من خلال العديد من صوره وصوره الثلاثية الأبعاد. [4] في 2 ديسمبر 2017 ، تم تغيير اسم المبنى إلى متحف Royal Regalia ، بالتزامن مع احتفال اليوبيل الذهبي لصعود صاحب الجلالة إلى العرش. [1] وصف المعرض الأمامي مبنى المتحف عبارة عن هيكل كبير ذو قبة ذهبية مزود بفسيفساء مصممة خصيصًا. [2] لها مخطط نصف دائري ومغطى بسجاد فخم. تم استخدام الرخام على نطاق واسع في الداخل. [5] العرض الرئيسي في قاعة المدخل عبارة عن عربة ضخمة تستخدم لاستعراض السلطان في شوارع المدينة بمناسبة احتفاله باليوبيل الفضي عام 1992. سرب من العارضين مقطوعة الرأس يرتدون الزي التقليدي معروضة أمام العربة. هناك أيضًا عربة ثانية تم استخدامها خلال تتويج عام 1968 وأيضًا أثناء زيارة الملكة لعام 1972 إلى بروناي. [4] [6] تشمل المعروضات القطع الأثرية التي كانت تستخدم للاحتفالات الملكية في البلاد ، والأسلحة الاحتفالية الذهبية والفضية ، والتيجان المضمنة بالجواهر ، وغيرها من الأدوات التي شكلت جزءًا من مراسم التتويج ، والأزياء الاحتفالية. [7] [6] صورة خاصة مثيرة للاهتمام تظهر السلطان يبتسم في حفل الختان . يوجد معرض ليد وساعد ذهبيين استخدمهما السلطان كدعم لذقنه في تتويجه وتاجه المزخرف ، بالإضافة إلى معارض "الوثائق والمعاهدات" في صالة الدستور. [5]

we went there on Friday, and it was closed. They close every Friday and Thursday.

The Royal Regalia Museum (Malay: Muzium Alat Kebesaran Diraja), previously known as the Royal Regalia Building (Malay: Bangunan Alat Kebesaran Diraja),[1] is a museum located in the heart of Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei. It mainly houses the regalia of the Sultan and the royalty, as well as exhibits related to the commemorations of the Silver and Golden Jubilee celebrations of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah's rule of Brunei. It was officially opened on 30 September 1992 by the Sultan himself. The building, was originally called "Churchill's Memorial Building", which had been established by the Sultan Omar Ali Saiffudien III, that present the Sultan's father, as he admired Winston Churchill,it was replaced in the late 1992 by the Royal Regalia Exhibition Hall.[2] It was established to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty's coronation as Brunei's 29th king.[3] A historical review of the present Sultan's life is narrated through family pictures with detailed narrative texts in which he is highlighted through many of his portraits and a hologram. On 2 December 2017, the building has been renamed to the Royal Regalia Museum, in conjunction with the Golden Jubilee Celebration of His Majesty's ascension to the throne. The museum building is a large gold-domed structure which is fitted with specially-designed mosaics.[2] It has a semi-circular plan and is covered with plush carpets. Marble has been used extensively in its interior.[5] The main display at the entrance hall is a huge chariot used for the parade carrying the Sultan through the streets of the city on the occasion of his 1992 silver jubilee celebration. A bevy of headless mannequins dressed in traditional attire are displayed in front of the chariot. There is also a second chariot which was used during the 1968 coronation and also during the 1972 Queen's visit to Brunei. Exhibits include the artifacts that were used for royal ceremonies in the country, the gold and silver ceremonial weaponry, crowns embedded with jewels, and other paraphernalia that formed part of the coronation ceremonies, and ceremonial costumes.[7][6] A particular photograph of interest shows the Sultan smiling at his circumcision ceremony. There is an exhibit of a golden hand and forearm that the Sultan used as a prop for his chin at his coronation and an ornate crown, as well as exhibits of "documents and treaties" in the Constitutional Gallery.

(Translated by Google) Attract. Great. Cool (Original) Menarik. Hebat. Cool

Not really gd place

(Translated by Google) Characteristic, history (Original) 有特色，有歷史

A museum dedicated for His Royal Highness of Brunie and the history of Brunei. No photos are allowed inside the Galleria including handbags or bags which should be left in the safety box provided for free. No tickets or payment are needed to visit Royal Regalia Museum.

The good thing is that is free. You need to take your shoes off so bring socks or as many people did, the sleepers of your hotel as you need to walk over carpets and marble. They dont allow you to bring anything in. We had a small bag only with the passports and wallets and they didn’t allow us to bring it. The museum holds royal regalia: a couple of carriages, costumes, thrones, presents from other kings...This is the main museum in the country.

The trip to Royal Regalia Museum was a memorable one and takes through coronation celebrations from 1968. Will recommend those museum & history lover’s the Royal Regalia Museum in Bandar Seri Begawan a must visit place.

The Sultanate’s heirlooms and regalia, the museum represent his majesty’s commemorations silver and golden jubilee. Royal Regalia Museum shown the beauty of Brunei through the exhibition of the coronation of His Majesty The Sultan and the gallery with selected pieces from the sultan’s childhood

Best place I visited in Brunei; big collection of gifts to the Sultan from various foreign countries as well as some cool things like the royal chariot

A very interesting place! Besides, have you heard about the conference "Global Crisis. Who is the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ for us?", which will be held on December 10, 2022? Muslims from different countries of the world are preparing this conference for Muslims.

Staff were very nice. It used to be free, now they charge $5. No photos allowed upstairs.

(Translated by Google) Modern architecture, exhibits exhibiting rich, clean, and secure value. (Original) Kiến trúc hiện đại, hiện vật trưng bày giá trị phong phú, sạch sẽ, an ninh.

Historical Artifacts at its own splendid Brunei Museum. For free you can enjoy real life size procession of his RH Silver Jubilee.

Nice place more info about Brunei

(Translated by Google) Like it (Original) Suka

I like this museum because it so beautiful

😁

(Translated by Google) It is impossible to take a picture and the soldier is constantly watching from the inside. Visit barefoot, name it, get the locker key, keep it, and enter. Guide explanation is paid (Original) 사진 촬영은 불가능하고 군인이 내부에서 상시 감시중입니다 맨발로 관람하며 이름적으시고 사물함 열쇠받고 보관한뒤 입장하시면 됩니다. 가이드 설명은 유료입니다

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It's history museum. What u expect! 😂

(Translated by Google) Enter the shoes off ... the air is very cold, the wide area tells about the kingdom and lineage of the Sultanate of Brunei Darussalam, there are several souvenirs from neighboring countries including Indonesia ... (Original) Masuk sepatu dilepas...dingin banget udaranya tempat yang luas menceritakan tentang kerajaan dan silsilah kesultanan Brunei Darussalam, ada beberapa cindera mata dari negara jiran termasuk Indonesia...

(Translated by Google) Wow top (Original) Wow top

Very interesting museum! A great place to learn about the history of Brunei.

I learned a lot about Brunei, thanks to this museum and Ash the cool guide. Haha.. he won't know about this review for sure.

Great place to learn about royal brunei kingdom

Its a must go to place when you are in Brunei. It's free entrance. And when you enter inside you have to take off your shoes. Most of the areas are not allowed for picture taking. Cameras are. Not allowed inside.

Lovely museum, very small but take your time looking around as it's fascinating. Great gift shop with lots of goodies at extremely reasonable prices, but do be warned they don't take card, only cash

Fantastic Museum, Must visit place. Great attraction

(Translated by Google) Recognize the history of the Belait kuala (Original) Mengenali sejarah kuala Belait

Decent place

I've learned a lot of history, culture, background, before and after photo transition by visiting any museum. The staff are so friendly and I recommend you to ask any questions regarding the question that you want to ask. The friendly staff will answer your questions. The more you ask, the more your knowledge gain...

(Translated by Google) The history of the Brunei Melsyu sultanate is on display to the world. (Original) Sejarah kesultanan Melsyu Brunei dipamerkan kepada dunia.

Nice museum. Exhibition of presents from other countries to Brunei.

(Translated by Google) Royal Museum has many wings for free (Original) متحف رويال له اجنحه كثير مجانى

wow again..on telephone hut..

(Translated by Google) Had a time to buy souvenirs here ... even though it was only a key chain (Original) Sempat beli suovenir di sini...walau hanya berupa gantungan kunci

The Sutanate History

(Translated by Google) There are many places to visit and it's eye-opening. (Original) 可逛的地方算多，大開眼界。

A small exhibition place offer some history of the country and brief introduction to the local tribes, wildlife etc... worth a short stay. Comfortable AC :)

(Translated by Google) The king put his toys. It's a nonsense museum. (Original) Kral oyuncaklarını koymuş. Saçma sapan bir müze.

Interesting and colorful display of Brunei regalia and other memorabilia.

(Translated by Google) Shooting is prohibited. (Original) 撮影禁止です。

Great place, very interesting

(Translated by Google) A place where you can see and hear (Original) 可看可聽聞處豐富之所

Nice gallery but need more item to be show from royal family

learn about the king of Brunei

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful museum, beautiful to see how the rich live! (Original) Väga ilus muuseum,ilus kohe vaadata kuidas rikkad elavad !

Interesting museum. Gifts from different nations to Brunei are stored here.

(Translated by Google) This great museum is not to be missed there are donations of statesmen for the sultan so during the tour think about what to give as a gift to one of the richest people in the world some gifts are really ... well see for yourself museum is free (Original) Tohle parádní muzeum nesmíte minout jsou v něm uloženy dary státníků pro sultana tak se při prohlídce zamyslete co dát za dar jednomu z nejbohatších lidí světa některé dary jsou opravdu ...no podívejte se sami muzeum je zdarma