(Bandar Seri Begawan, 28th) Delegations from the Singapore Fujian Youth League, Sabah Kota Kinabalu Fujian Association, Maribabun Kinmen Association Youth League, Indonesia Surabaya Kinmen Association Youth League, and Miri Chinese Association Youth League were warmly received and guided yesterday by the Brunei Fujian Association Youth Group to visit Brunei’s famous attractions.
The main purpose of this trip was to attend the grand "25th Anniversary Gala Dinner of the Brunei Fujian Association Youth Group" held last night by special invitation. Before the official dinner, the Brunei Fujian Association Youth Group specially arranged a sightseeing itinerary so that guests from afar could get a better understanding of Brunei’s history, culture, and modern development.
The delegations first visited the magnificent Istana Nurul Iman for an exterior tour, experiencing up close the grandeur and unique charm of one of the world’s largest palaces. Afterwards, they entered the Royal Regalia Museum, where, through its precious exhibits, they further understood the Sultan’s glorious history and the elegance of royal traditions.
During the itinerary, the delegations also visited the Sultan's Golden Jubilee Park, and took memorable photos in front of the park’s iconic large photo frame, with the majestic Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque as the backdrop, leaving unforgettable memories.
In addition, a city tour was specially arranged for the delegations, allowing them to enjoy the cityscape and landmarks of the capital Bandar Seri Begawan along the way, further deepening their impression of Brunei.
Finally, the delegations visited the headquarters of Baiduri Bank to view the ongoing 3rd China–Brunei Cultural Arts Festival Painting Exhibition. The exhibition showcased numerous artistically impactful works,
The exhibition showcased numerous artistically impactful works, covering themes such as landscapes, figures, and abstract art, fully demonstrating the diverse creative styles and profound cultural heritage of artists from both China and Brunei.
While appreciating the paintings, the youth delegations also watched calligraphy enthusiasts display their skills on site, further highlighting the charm of traditional Chinese arts.
The main purpose of this trip was to attend the grand "25th Anniversary Gala Dinner of the Brunei Fujian Association Youth Group" held last night by special invitation. Before the official dinner, the Brunei Fujian Association Youth Group specially arranged a sightseeing itinerary so that guests from afar could get a better understanding of Brunei’s history, culture, and modern development.
The delegations first visited the magnificent Istana Nurul Iman for an exterior tour, experiencing up close the grandeur and unique charm of one of the world’s largest palaces. Afterwards, they entered the Royal Regalia Museum, where, through its precious exhibits, they further understood the Sultan’s glorious history and the elegance of royal traditions.
During the itinerary, the delegations also visited the Sultan's Golden Jubilee Park, and took memorable photos in front of the park’s iconic large photo frame, with the majestic Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque as the backdrop, leaving unforgettable memories.
In addition, a city tour was specially arranged for the delegations, allowing them to enjoy the cityscape and landmarks of the capital Bandar Seri Begawan along the way, further deepening their impression of Brunei.
Finally, the delegations visited the headquarters of Baiduri Bank to view the ongoing 3rd China–Brunei Cultural Arts Festival Painting Exhibition. The exhibition showcased numerous artistically impactful works,
The exhibition showcased numerous artistically impactful works, covering themes such as landscapes, figures, and abstract art, fully demonstrating the diverse creative styles and profound cultural heritage of artists from both China and Brunei.
While appreciating the paintings, the youth delegations also watched calligraphy enthusiasts display their skills on site, further highlighting the charm of traditional Chinese arts.