Flights from Bahrain to Jakarta from BHD207
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Fly from Bahrain to Jakarta with Etihad Airways
Head towards breathtaking islands when you book flights from Bahrain to Jakarta with Etihad Airways. Enjoy exploring this fascinating city as you take in historical landmarks such as the National Monument or head for thrills and adventure at the Dunia Fantasia theme park.
Book your flight with Etihad today and get ready for a city full of splendour and adventure.
BAH to CGK: flight facts
Time difference +4 hours
Upon arriving in Jakarta, you’ll be four hours ahead of Bahrain.
Flight distance 4,389 miles
Flights from Bahrain (BAH) to Jakarta (CGK) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) cover 4,389 miles (7,063 kilometres).
Flying from Bahrain to Jakarta: FAQs
How do I get to Jakarta from the airport?
Book a transfer with Etihad before you fly to be collected from arrivals at Soekarno Hatta Airport. The driver will take you in comfort to the city. The journey should take around 90 minutes depending on traffic.
There are also taxis available as well as regular buses, which take around two hours. The airport train takes just under an hour and there are multiple services every hour.
What’s the shopping like in Jakarta?
Jakarta is known for its excellent shopping – there are more than 170 malls in the city. Grand Indonesia Mall is the biggest and best. There are hundreds of shops, cafes and restaurants and an entertainment complex if you want to take in a film. For something a little different, try Pasar Santa on the weekend – it’s a quirky market full of food, clothes and accessories.
Top tips for Bahrain to Jakarta
Admire Istiqlal Mosque
A structure that couldn’t look any further from the design of Bahrain’s Al-Fatih Mosque if it tried, Jakarta’s Istiqlal Mosque is a sight to behold. It’s certainly not traditional looking, but it’s staggering nonetheless, and is one of the largest mosques in all Southeast Asia. Look inside and let a guide show you around the impressive prayer hall and courtyard.
Visit the National Museum
Much like the Bahrain National Museum, Jakarta’s National Museum tells the story of Jakarta’s history. The pristine white-columned building, with its iconic elephant statue, is home to a wide range of artefacts, statues and textiles and gives you the chance to discover the roots of civilisation in Indonesia. Double up on the sightseeing and walk through the National Monument Park to find the museum.