Bangar is a small town situated in the heartland of Brunei's easternmost district, Temburong. Surrounded by densely forested hills, it acts as a gateway to Ulu Temburong National Park, renowned for its pristine rainforests and myriad fauna and flora that showcase Borneo's unique biodiversity. With a population of just over 3,000 people, Bangar has a serene ambiance, with a slower pace of life that reflects its natural surroundings. The town itself offers glimpses into the traditional lifestyles of the locals, with a blend of modern and rustic living that characterizes Brunei's rural landscape. It's situated along the banks of the Temburong River, which plays a crucial role in transportation and provides opportunities for river-based activities. Facilities in Bangar include simple accommodations, a few restaurants, a market, and a ferry terminal. This town is often overshadowed by its more illustrious national park neighbor but serves as a crucial administrative and commercial center for the district.
