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Manila, Jakarta

BangkokManilaJakarta
€262in flightsabout €262 with a cabin bag

2 flights, 3 countries, 4 nights, 16–20 Dec

BangkokManila4nJakarta

Stay 4 nights in Manila, ending in Jakarta with no flight back. Both places are capitals. About 5,000 km of flying in all as the crow flies. Typical December highs are 30–32°C everywhere. Jakarta is usually wet in December, about 180 mm of rain over the month. Flights work out at about €66 a night, with a cabin bag usually included.

Stop by stop

  1. Bangkok

    Thailand, Start, Wed 16 Dec

  2. DMK→MNL Wed 16 DecFrom Don Mueang International Airport. Cebu Pacific, cabin bag usually included€139seen yesterday Check price

  3. Manila

    Philippines, 4 nights, 16–20 Dec

    The Philippine capital on Manila Bay, a huge city of contrasts with the Spanish walled town of Intramuros and San Agustin Church, malls, food markets and bay sunsets.

    Typical December: highs of 30°C, wet
    • Capital
    • Old town

    No other city has fares in and out on these days.

  4. MNL→CGK Sun 20 DecInto Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. Cebu Pacific, cabin bag usually included€123seen yesterday Check price

  5. Jakarta

    Indonesia, Last stop, Sun 20 Dec

    Indonesia's sprawling capital on Java's north coast, with the Dutch-era Kota Tua quarter, the National Monument, huge malls, street food and boats out to the Thousand Islands.

    Typical December: highs of 32°C, wet
    • Capital
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  • Entry rules. Check passport and visa rules for Philippines, Indonesia before you book.
  • Seasons. Part of this trip falls at the edge of a storm or flood season: the worst months are past or still to come, but watch the forecast before you go.
    Each stop's season

    Long-run seasons, not forecasts: a storm can come out of season, and most weeks in season pass without one. Heat is from weather-station averages.

  • Travel advisories. Neither Canada nor the US advises against travel to any country on this trip.
    Each country's advisory level

    From the Government of Canada and the US State Department, as of 4 Oct. Advisories change, and once you're there your phone's emergency alerts cover the moment. Read the official page for each place before you go.