Among the world’s wealthiest individuals, lifestyles often feature opulent homes and extravagant car collections. However, differences in how wealth is displayed can be quite apparent, as seen when comparing the Sultan of Brunei’s lavish existence with Warren Buffett’s famously modest lifestyle.
Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei epitomizes luxury. His residence, the Istana Nurul Iman Palace, built in 1984 to celebrate Brunei’s independence from British rule, is the largest palace in the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. Covering two million square feet, it boasts five swimming pools, 257 bathrooms, over 1,700 rooms, 200 air-conditioned horse barns, and 110 garages. Its grandeur is highlighted by a dome adorned with 22-carat gold and valued at more than $2.55 billion, as reported by GQ.
Adding to his lavish lifestyle, the Sultan’s car collection is worth…
