Kampong Ayer is a traditional water village located in Brunei, built on stilts over the Brunei River. It is one of the largest water villages in the world, consisting of over 40 different villages connected by a network of walkways. The community is home to around 30,000 residents who live in wooden houses, schools, and mosques, all situated above the water. The village has a rich cultural heritage, showcasing the lifestyle of the Bruneian people. Visitors can explore its unique architecture, enjoy local cuisine, and learn about the traditions of the inhabitants. Kampong Ayer is often referred to as the "Venice of the East" due to its distinctive setting.