Brunei's Water Village and its Changing Culture

The video explores Kampong Ayer, a historic water village in Brunei, highlighting its unique culture and the challenges it faces as residents move to the mainland. The video discusses the impact of tourism and efforts to preserve the village's heritage. It also reflects on the potential for Kampong Ayer to become a contemporary symbol of Brunei, despite its declining population.

What is Kampong Ayer known for?

• High population density

• Modern architecture

• Its unique local culture and history

• Being the largest city in Brunei

What is a unique feature of Kunyit 7 Lodge?

• It is made entirely of glass

• It has a rooftop garden

• It is a house on stilts over water

• It is located in the city center

Why do younger generations prefer living on the mainland?

• More entertainment options

• Better job opportunities

• Lower cost of living

• Easier maintenance of houses

How has tourism impacted Kampong Ayer?

• It has helped preserve the culture and heritage

• It has caused overcrowding

• It has made the village less accessible

• It has led to a decline in local culture

What was the initial reaction of locals to tourism?

• They were opposed to it

• They were indifferent

• They were very welcoming

• They were shy and reserved

What is the current population trend in Kampong Ayer?

• Fluctuating seasonally

• Increasing rapidly

• Decreasing due to migration

• Stable

What potential does Kampong Ayer have for the future?

• Becoming a deserted area

• Turning into a commercial hub

• Being a symbol of Brunei's identity

• Becoming a modern city