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Tea-Pot Roundabout: A Brunei Icon
Discover the iconic Tea-Pot Roundabout in Kuala Belait, a symbol of Brunei's tea culture, hospitality, and a must-see landmark for every visitor.
The Tea-Pot Roundabout in Kuala Belait is more than just a traffic circle; it's a cultural landmark featuring a large teapot sculpture that symbolizes Brunei's tea culture and the hospitality of its people. Inaugurated in 2001, it's a popular spot for photos and leisurely strolls.
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Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
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H6H9+XWM, Jln Pandan Lima, Kuala Belait, Skim Tanah Kurnia Rakyat Jati Mumong, BN
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Getting There
Walking
From Bangar Town Centre, walk southeast on Jalan Bangar towards Jalan Pandan Lima. Continue straight until you reach the roundabout at the intersection of Jalan Pandan Lima and Jalan Muara. The Tea-Pot Roundabout, with its distinctive teapot structure, will be on your right.
Public Transport
From Kuala Belait Bus Terminal, you can take a local bus towards the town center. Alight near Jalan Pandan Lima and walk towards the roundabout. The fare is approximately BND 1. Buses are available throughout the day.
Taxi
From Kuala Belait town, a taxi ride to the Tea-Pot Roundabout is a short trip. Taxis are available on the street or via ride-hailing apps. A 5km ride in Kuala Belait costs about 25 SGD. The starting price is 5.0 SGD, and each KM is priced at 4.0 SGD.
Local tips
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Visit during the early morning or late afternoon for the best lighting for photographs.
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Take a leisurely stroll around the gardens to fully appreciate the landscaping and unique features.
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Combine your visit with nearby attractions for a more enriching experience of Kuala Belait.
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Be mindful of local traffic when taking photos, as the roundabout is a busy intersection.
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The Tea-Pot Roundabout, locally known as 'Kiri Roundabout', stands as a charming and iconic landmark in Kuala Belait, Brunei. More than just a functional traffic circle, it represents the heart of the town and the cultural values of its people. The roundabout features a large, whimsical teapot sculpture, a tribute to Brunei's rich tea-drinking culture and a symbol of the Sultan's love for his people.Built in 2001, the Tea-Pot Roundabout was a gift from Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP) to Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah in honor of the 'Visit Brunei Year 2001'. Standing at 58 feet (18 meters), the monument features a teapot at the top and four large cups, each symbolizing the hospitality, warmth, and respect Bruneians show to visitors. The roundabout is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, offering a serene environment for relaxation and photography.Located at the intersection of Jalan Singa Menteri and Jalan Pandan Lima in Kampong Pandan, the Tea-Pot Roundabout is easily accessible and serves as a welcoming beacon for those entering Kuala Belait. It's a popular meeting point for locals and a significant attraction for tourists, providing a glimpse into the historical and cultural tapestry of Brunei. Whether you're passing through or planning a dedicated visit, the Tea-Pot Roundabout promises a memorable experience that encapsulates the warmth and charm of Kuala Belait.
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