Tughlaqabad Fort | New Delhi

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Landmark: Tughlaqabad Fort
City: New Delhi
Country: India
Continent: Asia

Tughlaqabad Fort, New Delhi, India, Asia

Pantai Seri Kenangan is a public beach located in Tutong, Brunei.

Visual Characteristics

The beach features a long, narrow strip of light brown sand. The water is typically a muted blue-green. Coconut palms and other tropical vegetation line the shore.

Location & Access Logistics

Pantai Seri Kenangan is situated approximately 3 kilometers east of Tutong town center. Access is via Jalan Pantai. Ample parking is available at the beach entrance. No specific public transport routes directly serve the beach; local taxis or private vehicles are the primary means of access.

Historical & Ecological Origin

This coastal area is a natural formation, part of the Brunei Bay coastline. Its ecological significance lies in its role as a coastal ecosystem supporting local flora and fauna.

Key Highlights & Activities

Activities include walking along the shoreline, picnicking, and swimming. Fishing is also a common activity. Designated areas are available for recreational sports.

Infrastructure & Amenities

Restrooms are available. Shaded picnic areas with tables and benches are provided. Cell phone signal (4G) is generally consistent. Food vendors are present, particularly on weekends and public holidays.

Best Time to Visit

For photography, early morning or late afternoon offers softer lighting. The dry season, from March to September, generally provides the most favorable weather conditions. Tidal conditions do not significantly impact access or activities.

Facts & Legends

A local anecdote suggests that the name "Seri Kenangan" (meaning "cherished memory") originated from the beach's reputation as a place where couples would meet and create lasting memories.