Tutong ialah pekan kecil di Daerah Tutong di Brunei. Ia terletak di tebing Sungai Tutong.
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Tutong is the only town in Tutong District. It serves as the principal administrative and economic centre of the district.
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By bus edit
Bus from Miri to Bandar Seri Begawan or from BSB to Miri will stop in Tutong and Kuala Belait if you ask them to stop. Overall travel from Miri to Capital of Brunei will take at least three hours driving.
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As public transportation such as buses outside Bandar Seri Begawan is not reliable, the way to get around in Tutong is by downloading the ride hailing app Dart.
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In Brunei, Tutong District is synonymous with
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Eateries edit
There are several eateries in Tutong and they consist of, among others, restaurants, bakeries and take-out stalls. The restaurants are generally mamak-style which are notable for serving
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