Flights from Moscow to Jakarta from EUR702
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From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moscow (SVO) | Jakarta (CGK) | Round-trip / Economy | 6 Jun 2025 - 12 Jun 2025 | From EUR702 Last Seen 1 hour ago |
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Fly from Moscow to Jakarta with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Moscow to Jakarta and swap Russia’s majestic capital for the vibrant trading hub of Indonesia.
Take in the sights and sounds of the markets, explore its atmospheric streets and visit the various museums and art galleries. Jakarta is a growing destination for holidaymakers, and this is reflected in the amount of tourist attractions. Head to Ancol Dreamland to visit the theme park and Sea World, before heading back to the city centre for a shopping spree.
Flying from Moscow to Jakarta: FAQs
What language is spoken in Jakarta?
Indonesian is the main language, but some older residents will speak Dutch or Chinese. English is common, especially in central and southern Jakarta. However, while English is often used, be aware that not everyone will speak it.
What attractions should I see in Jakarta?
There is plenty to see and do in Jakarta including the Taman Mini Indonesia Indah – a park filled with Indonesian artefacts, history and art. There’s also the Ragunan Zoo, which is set in a rainforest with over 2,000 animals inhabiting the 140-hectare site. If you’re with family, visit the Dunia Fantasi theme park and water park or KidZania Jakarta.
Top tips for Moscow to Jakarta
The National Monument
Head over to Merdeka Square, where you can see the fantastic 132m obelisk known as the National Monument. Built in the 1960s, this was a commemoration to those who fought for Indonesian independence. It is open daily, except for Mondays. Make sure you visit in the evening for a sunset view of this amazing monument.
Steeped in history
Moscow’s St Basil’s Cathedral is a stunning testament to Russian architecture, and the Jakarta History Museum is symbolic of the old colonial style buildings that are dotted around the city. Inspired by the Dam Palace in Amsterdam, this building was built by the Dutch in 1710 and was originally used as a city hall. The fascinating Wayang Museum and the Fine Art and Ceramic Museum are also nearby.