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We all know that Brunei is stepping up in its tourism drive. Among the programmes lined up by the Tourism Department is the KNK programme (Kenali Negara Kitani), tailored to reach out to the interest of fellow Bruneians.

Eco-tourism as it may seem, has always been the focus of attracting foreign tourists. This also goes to historical landmarks such as the Museum and the Alat-Alat Kebesaran Diraja. Bandar as the heart of the city and more likely would likely be the centre of attention for tourists. However, one tends to get particularly curious on landmarks which are also right in front of their eyes. Some interesting historical landmarks of great importance might have been missed out or kept in the shadow for some unknown reason.

The one I am talking about is the Chinese Temple in Bandar. Why not give this temple a chance to be visited too? And also how about that thing which looks like a royal mausoleum opposite Post

Office Building in Bandar Seri Begawan? They call it the ‘Dang Ayang Grave’.

Do give it a chance. If Langkawi has ‘Mahsuri’, Brunei can have the ‘Dang Ayang’. Why not?