Kota Batu Archaeological Park

Kota Batu Archaeological Park is a significant site in Brunei, representing the historical capital of the Bruneian Empire from the 14th to the 17th centuries. The site features a mix of domestic, defensive, and religious structures, including remnants of houses, palaces, mosques, and defensive walls. Archaeological findings include Chinese coins from the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties, Islamic coins, ceramics, and various artefacts that highlight Kota Batu's role as a trade and industrial hub. The site's artifacts and structures provide insights into the socio-political and economic landscape of historical Brunei. The park's development emphasizes conservation and public awareness, featuring zones with significant archaeological remains and an information center detailing the site's rich history.