The most practical way to travel from Makassar to Jambi is by air. You will fly from Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport to Sultan Thaha Airport, usually with a transit in Jakarta. Jambi is the capital of Jambi province and is known for its rich history and proximity to the Batanghari River. This route connects the eastern part of Indonesia to the central part of Sumatra. Expect a travel time of around 6 hours including the layover.
Total Distance: 1,900 km straight-line air distance.
Book your flight with a single airline to ensure your luggage is transferred automatically.
June to August, when the weather is relatively dry.