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Fly from Manila to Riyadh with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Manila to Riyadh and swap the Pearl of the Orient for one of the jewels in Saudi Arabia’s crown.
Find the latest fashions, feed wild birds at Wadi Namar or brave the heights of the Sky Bridge. Riyadh is more than a city of skyscrapers and shopping malls – its richest treasures lie within museum walls, where the city’s history comes to life.
MNL to RUH: flight facts
Time difference -5 hours
Riyadh is five hours behind Manila all-year-round.
Flight distance 4,866 miles
An Etihad flight from Manila (MNL) to Riyadh (RUH) – with a stop at Abu Dhabi (AUH) – covers 4,866 miles (7,831 kilometres).
Flying from Manila to Riyadh: FAQs
What currency is used in Riyadh?
Riyadh uses the Saudi Riyal (SAR) as its currency. There are 100 halalas in one riyal, with note denominations starting at SR 1 and increasing up to SR 500.
You’ll find plenty of ATMs across Riyadh if you haven’t arranged currency before your Manila to Riyadh flight, with most businesses accepting credit cards. Out of the city, you may find some vendors, especially hotels, will only accept cash.
What should I see in Riyadh?
Visit the Wadi Namar dam site for a break from bargain hunting among Riyadh’s famous shopping mall sales. Head to the south-west of the city for a change of pace and scenery.
You’ll find a wonderful lake to walk, cycle or jog around, along with plenty of green space and resident ducks to feed.
Top tips for Manila to Riyadh
Discover Riyadh’s history
If you’re a frequent visitor to Manila’s National Museum, Riyadh’s National Museum is a must see stop on your visit.
One of Saudi Arabia’s best museums, the exhibits bring together modern technology and ancient artefacts to present a detailed look into Arabian history.
Explore the Masmak Fortress
While Manila’s Fort Santiago sits in a green oasis, Riyadh’s Masmak Fortress occupies a much more arid expanse of sand. Both equally impressive, the fortresses each have tales to tell from their past.
Visit Riyadh’s fortress to explore the tall towers and unique architecture. Don’t miss the nearby souk where you can pick up everything from a tailored suit to tasteful souvenirs.