Det sker i Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei året igennem

Skuldersæson — skoleferie på 6 af de markeder, der fylder stedet, en helt almindelig måned

Intet nyt begynder i januar.

Stadig i gang: Brunei December Festival (22. dec. – 1. jan. (normalt))

Travlt — National Day, skoleferie på 2 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

• Regel

  Ramadan: no eating in public

  5. feb. – 25. mar. · normaltRamadan & eidLukninger

  Brunei enforces the fast in public, and that includes visitors: no eating or drinking outdoors in daylight, and restaurants serve takeaway only until dusk. The stalls that open after sunset are the compensation. Kilde ↗

• Helligdag

  National Day

  23. feb.National helligdagTætpakket

  A mass parade on the padang in the middle of town, rehearsed on the same ground for weeks beforehand. Expect road closures around the mosque and the waterfront on the day itself. Kilde ↗

Travlt — Hari Raya and the palace open house, skoleferie på 2 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

• Helligdag

  Hari Raya and the palace open house

  1. mar. – 10. apr. · normaltRamadan & eidTætpakketLukninger

  The Sultan opens Istana Nurul Iman for three days when the fast ends and something like a hundred thousand people queue through it for a meal, a handshake and a gift. Offices and most shops shut for the week. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Ramadan: no eating in public (5. feb. – 25. mar. (normalt))

Tætpakket — Hari Raya and the palace open house, Hari Raya Aidiladha

• Helligdag

  Hari Raya Aidiladha

  20. apr. – 10. jun. · normaltRamadan & eidLukninger

  The Eid of sacrifice moves about eleven days earlier each year: mosque prayers, the korban sacrifice and family visits, with a public holiday when government offices and many shops close. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Hari Raya and the palace open house (1. mar. – 10. apr. (normalt))

Travlt — Hari Raya Aidiladha, skoleferie på 2 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

Intet nyt begynder i maj.

Stadig i gang: Hari Raya Aidiladha (20. apr. – 10. jun. (normalt))

Travlt — Hari Raya Aidiladha, skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

Intet nyt begynder i juni.

Stadig i gang: Hari Raya Aidiladha (20. apr. – 10. jun. (normalt))

Travlt — Sultan's birthday, skoleferie på 5 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

• Helligdag

  Sultan's birthday

  15. jul.National helligdagTætpakketLukninger

  Offices and most shops close for the day and the capital marks it with an investiture and public events near the padang. District celebrations carry on for weeks either side of it. Kilde ↗

• Festival

  Maulidur Rasul procession

  20. jul. – 15. sep. · normaltReligiøs højtidLukninger

  For the Prophet's birthday the Sultan leads a procession of thousands through the capital to Taman Haji Sir Muda Omar Ali Saifuddien. Roads in the centre close for the morning; the date moves about eleven days earlier each year. Kilde ↗

Skuldersæson — skoleferie på 4 af de markeder, der fylder stedet, en helt almindelig måned

• Risiko

  Borneo haze season

  1. aug. – 31. okt. · normaltRøgsæson

  In dry years smoke from peat and forest fires in Kalimantan drifts over Brunei; air quality in Brunei-Muara can reach very unhealthy levels, and the government posts PSI readings several times a day. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Maulidur Rasul procession (20. jul. – 15. sep. (normalt))

Skuldersæson — skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet, en helt almindelig måned

Intet nyt begynder i september.

Stadig i gang: Maulidur Rasul procession (20. jul. – 15. sep. (normalt)), Borneo haze season (1. aug. – 31. okt. (normalt))

Stille — skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet, en af stedets værste måneder vejrmæssigt

Intet nyt begynder i oktober.

Stadig i gang: Borneo haze season (1. aug. – 31. okt. (normalt))

Stille — en af stedets værste måneder vejrmæssigt

Intet nyt begynder i november.

Stille — skoleferie på 5 af de markeder, der fylder stedet, en af stedets værste måneder vejrmæssigt

• Festival

  Brunei December Festival

  22. dec. – 1. jan. · normaltStor festival

  The tourism board runs ten days of markets, river events and food stalls around the capital from 22 December to New Year's Day. For a country with no bars and no nightlife to speak of, it is the busiest the city gets. Kilde ↗