Kapok

Kapok, privately referred to in Malay as Kampung Kapok or Kampong Kapok, is a town in Brunei-Muara District, Brunei. It has a zone of 1,241.01 hectares 3,066.6 sections of land; the populace is recorded to be 4,337. Kapok is going by a town head and the occupant is Marali canister Ahmad. Kapok is situated in the north-eastern piece of Brunei-Muara District. It outskirts the town subdivisions of Sabun toward the north-east, Serasa toward the east and south, Salar toward the south-west and Meragang toward the west and north.

Kapok is served by Jalan Muara, which navigates the region in the north-east– south-west heading. The street prompts the port town of Muara at the north-east end, whereas from the south-western end it prompts the capital Bandar Seri Begawan. The Muara– Tutong Highway likewise ends in Kapok at an indirect intersection with Jalan Muara. Kapok Primary School, an administration school, and SECA School Malay: Sekolah Cemerlang Abejess, a non-public school, give essential instruction primarily to the inhabitant students.

Bukit Tempayan Pisang Recreational Park is an amusement region created close by Tempayan Pisang, a forested slope situated between the settlements of Kapok and Serasa. The recreation center has walkways worked along the trails in the backwoods and gives climbing opportunity. The advancement of the territory into a recreational stop started in November 2011 and finished by June the accompanying year.