📖 About Tungku

Tungku is a coastal area in Brunei-Muara District, the smallest but most populous district of the Sultanate of Brunei. Located along Brunei Bay, this community is known for Tungku Beach, a popular recreational area for locals and visitors seeking peaceful shoreline activities.

Brunei is one of the world's wealthiest nations due to oil and gas reserves. The sultanate provides generous welfare to citizens. Tungku represents coastal Brunei—beach recreation, Islamic life, and the prosperity of an oil-rich microstate on Borneo.

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💼 Economy & Culture

Oil and gas wealth supports the entire nation—Brunei citizens enjoy free education, healthcare, and no income tax. Government employment is common. Fishing continues as traditional livelihood. Tourism is developing. The economy reflects Brunei's hydrocarbon prosperity.

Malay Islamic culture predominates—Malay is the national language with English widely used. Islam is the state religion. The sultan is revered. Traditional values shape social life. Food features Malay cuisine. The culture values Islamic faith, monarchy, and family.

📜 History

Brunei's sultanate dates back centuries with regional influence extending across Borneo. British protection (1888-1984) preserved the sultanate. Oil discovery transformed the economy.

Full independence (1984) retained the absolute monarchy. Modern development created infrastructure. Today Tungku offers—peaceful beach life, Islamic values, and the prosperity of Brunei's oil-funded welfare state.