After the golden-domed mosque, we visited the tomb of Brunei's 15th century AD ruler Sultan Syarif Ali followed by the Brunei Museum. Next is the tomb of Sultan Kamaluddin at a rural place called Luba. Living in the 18th century he is perhaps last of the kingdom's really pious ruler.
The tomb has an outstanding location where you have to cross a river...
A look to the left...
A look to the right...
It is situated in the building on top a small hill...
A look behind...
A rest station or something...
On to the tomb building...
Just look at the maingrove swamp left behind.
You have to go up a staircase...
There is it, the tomb building...
Outside are some other tombs along with a signage pointing to the direction of prayer for Muslims, that is towards the Kaabah in Mecca.
A look behind should show how scenic the route to this tomb is...
Here's a peep inside. The tomb of Sultan Kamaluddin is on the far side...
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