Find Cheap flights to Ketapang – Best Airfare Deals

Ketapangoralso known as Tau-panginTeochewis the capital city ofKetapang Regency(Kabupaten Ketapang), one of the regencies ofWest Kalimantan province on the island ofBorneoinIndonesia. Ketapang city is a small city on thedeltaof thePawan River. Ketapang is a multicultural city with its leading industries consisting of the production of palm oil,rubberand wood. Ketapang is perfect for travellers who are looking for a place with rich cultural diversity and a laid back lifestyle. Despite being a small city, it is worth a visit.

Airports available in Ketapang

Rahadi Usman Airport

Rahadi Usman AirportorRahadi Osman Airport(KTG), also known asKetapang Airport, is anairportinKetapang,West Kalimantan,Indonesia. Rahadi Usman Airport was named after local freedom fighter, Rahadi Usman. It is a small airport that operates flights to domestic destinations such as Pangkalan Bun, Pontianak, Semarang and Nanga Pinoh. Some of the airlines that operate here are Garuda Indonesia, Nam Air, Susi Air and Wings Air. There are a few necessary facilities at this airport such as flight information counter, ATMs and waiting area. There are taxis and bike ride or also known as "ojek” available at this airport to take passengers to the city.

How to get cheap flights to Ketapang?

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When is the best time to fly to Ketapang?

The average temperature in Ketapang does not vary much. Depending on the humidity, temperatures feel hot year-round with a chance of rain throughout most of the year. If you prefer to visit during the warmesttime to visit Ketapang, the hottest months are May, June, and then April where the temperature can reach 32.6°C with temperatures rarely dropping below 24.3°C at night. If dry weather is what you’re after, the months with the lowest chance of significant precipitation in Ketapang are September, July, and then August. In comparison, it's most likely to rain or snow in mid-November with an average of 3 days of significant precipitation the week of November 12th. The busiest month for tourism in Ketapang, Indonesia in March, it is followed by December and July. It is suggested to visit in June, as it is the least busy time of the year.

What are the top things to do in Ketapang?

Mt Palung National Park- Mt Palung is one of the best rainforest trekking locations in Kalimantan thanks to the amazing mountain landscape, wildlife diversity and accessibility. There is a large population of wild orang-utans, hundreds of acrobatic gibbons, sun bears, clouded leopards and old-growth trees at this park. The park is also one of the last great pockets of primary rainforest on Borneo island. Therefore, this mountain is worth a visit if you are a nature lover.

Pulau Datok - This well-kept town beach is located approximately 3km south of the center. Rainforested hills overlooking beautiful islands encircle this beach. There are small shops or locally known as warungs and stalls that sell fresh coconut and sugar-cane juices along withsucculent sateand fried rice. Some of the stalls even have free Wi-Fi. During low tide, be sure to join a game of football on the mudflats and mingle with the locals.

Kraton Matan - This Matan Palace is a Malay palace like no other. The Matan kingdom existed since the 8^th century. The color of the palace is dominated by yellow and green as a symbol of royalty and Islamic beliefs. As we know, the province of West Kalimantan is inhabited by a majority of Malay ethnic groups, so it is not surprising that the majority in all districts in West Kalimantan have a kingdom and a palace. This oldest kingdom in Tanah Kayong is no longer in order today, but visitors can visit the remaining of the palace.