Flights from Singapore to Semarang
Semarang is the largest city of Central Java province in Indonesia with a population of 1.8
million people. The dominant Semarang ethnic is Javanese, followed by minorities of Chinese,
India, Arab, and others (including local ethnics such as Sundanese, Batak, Madura, etc.). The
majority religion adopted is Islam.
Best time to fly from Singapore to Semarang
Singapore’s school holidays are of March, June, September and December. These four months
are regarded as the peak season due to the school holidays. Hence visitors are advised to travel
on the off season as the flight ticket will so much cheaper and it is less crowded.
The flight ticket should be as low as S$ 240 on off season and can go up to S$605 on peak
season. Thus, visitors are advised to plan accordingly in order to save more.
Main airports available in Semarang and Singapore
Semarang Airport is the Ahmad Yani International Airport (SRG) which formerly used as a
military airbase but has been designated for commercial flights since 1996. The airport premises
consist of one terminal building catering to both domestic and international flights. As of March
2016, Semarang Airport is undergoing expansion to develop a new eco-friendly terminal, which
will allow the airport to handle 6 to 7 million passengers annually. As for Singapore, there is
only one airport too named the Changi International Airport. The flight duration between the two
places is only 1 hour 10 minutes and the check-in time will be 90 minutes before departure.
As for Changi Airport, the airlines operate in accordance to the Terminals. Terminal 1 covers
Bangkok Airways, Jetstar, Thai Airways, Xiamen Air, Air China, American Airlines, British
Airways, Delta Airlines and Jetstar Asia Airways. Terminal 2 covers Lufthansa, Scoot, Etihad,
Malaysia Airlines, Firefly, Royal Brunei Airlines and Egypt Air. Terminal 3 covers Garuda
Indonesia, Malindo Air, Thai Lion Air and Oman Air. Terminal 4 covers AirAsia, Cebu Pacific
and VietJet Air.
Ahmad Yani International Airport are equipped with facilities ATM center, First Aid medical
room, car rental counters, money changer, free Wi-Fi access, smoking room, Muslims praying
rooms and lounges. Shopping outlets and retailers include a mini market, restaurants, reading
materials and magazines kiosk, grocery shops, souvenir kiosks and strapping & wrapping. For
Changi Airport, being one of the best international airports in the world has a lot to offer.
Terminal 1 has kinetic rain, cactus and water lily garden and a swimming pool. Terminal 2 has
orchid, sunflower and enchanted garden as well as entertainment deck. Terminal 3 has movie
theatre, koi pond, butterfly garden and The Slide. Terminal 4 has Peranakan Love Story, Steel in
Bloom, Petalclouds and Heritage Zone.
Climate pattern in Semarang and Singapore
In Semarang, the climate here is tropical. Most months of the year are marked by significant
rainfall. The short dry season has little impact. In Semarang, the average annual temperature is
26.7 °C. In a year, the average rainfall is 2182 mm. While in Singapore, The weather's warm and
tropical year-round. Rainstorms are possible any time, but rainfall usually peaks November -
December. The average temperature is between 25°C and 31°C. Thunderstorms occur on 40% of
all days. Relative humidity is in the range of 70% – 80%. April is the warmest month, January is
the coolest month and November is the wettest month.
Highlights in Semarang
Located on the north coast of Java tight about its center point is the busy port city of Semarang.
The port city of Semarang is a melting pot of beautiful architecture, rich history, delectable food,
and colorful multiculturism.
The Blenduk Church - Built in 1753 in the city of Semarang, the Blenduk Church in the
Old Town or Kota Tua Semarang, is renowned for being the oldest Protestant Church in
Central Java. Originally built in a traditional Javanese ‘Joglo’ style, the church then
underwent a remodel in 1894 to the current iconic Doric order design that can be seen
today.
Gedong Batu - Admiral Cheng Ho, or otherwise known as Zheng He, was a significant
historical figure in Indonesian history, particularly in the city of Semarang. A Muslim
explorer originating from China, Ho played a critical role in introducing Chinese culture
and traditions to the Indonesian community.
Semawis Night Market - Located in Gang Warung, Semarang, Pasar Semawis or better
known as Waroeng Semawis, is a night market that sells a variety of scrumptious
Indonesian and Chinese influenced foods and drinks.
