Flights to Medan, Indonesia - Travel Tips & Information (Starting from 3rd July, 2026 - Every Tuesday & Friday)

Planning your next tropical adventure? SalamAir now offers affordable and direct flights from Muscat to Medan, the gateway to the lush landscapes and diverse heritage of North Sumatra, Indonesia.

Medan is a vibrant city where local flavors, historic sites, and natural beauty come together. From colonial architecture and bustling markets to sacred temples and tropical rainforests, it’s a destination full of wonder and contrast. 

As one of Indonesia’s largest cities, Medan offers a fascinating mix of cultures—Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Batak—reflected in its food, festivals, and warm hospitality. Don’t miss the Grand Mosque, Maimun Palace, or a culinary tour through traditional street food stalls. 

Beyond the city, nature lovers can explore nearby attractions like Lake Toba, the world’s largest volcanic lake, or venture to Bukit Lawang to see wild orangutans in their natural habitat. 
Medan is also a paradise for foodies. Enjoy spicy curries, coconut-based dishes, and signature Indonesian desserts, all served with genuine local charm. 

Whether you're exploring the city’s colonial past, relaxing in a rainforest lodge, or tasting new flavors every day, Medan is a destination that captivates the soul. 

SalamAir operates direct flights from Muscat to Medan, making your next Southeast Asian adventure closer and more affordable than ever. 
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THINGS TO SEE

Maimun Palace 
Maimun Palace is one of Medan’s most iconic landmarks. Built in the late 19th century, this royal palace blends Malay, Islamic, Spanish, Indian, and Italian architectural styles, making it a fascinating sight for history and design lovers alike. Visitors can explore the grand hall, traditional royal artifacts, and even rent traditional costumes for photos. A must-see for those who want to dive into the city’s royal heritage. 

Great Mosque of Medan (Masjid Raya Al Mashun) 
Just a short walk from Maimun Palace, the Great Mosque is a stunning architectural masterpiece. Completed in 1909, its impressive domes and intricate interior design reflect a blend of Middle Eastern, Indian, and Spanish influences. As one of the oldest and most beautiful mosques in Indonesia, it's a peaceful place to visit, especially during early morning or sunset hours. 

Lake Toba (Danau Toba) 
Located about 4-5 hours from Medan, Lake Toba is the largest volcanic lake in the world and a major highlight of North Sumatra. With its calm blue waters and breathtaking mountain surroundings, it offers a perfect escape from the city. You can take a ferry to Samosir Island, explore Batak villages, or simply relax by the lake. It’s well worth the journey for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. 

Bukit Lawang 
Nature lovers shouldn’t miss a trip to Bukit Lawang, a riverside village on the edge of Gunung Leuser National Park. This eco-tourism destination is famous for its orangutan rehabilitation center and jungle trekking experiences. Visitors can go on guided hikes to see wild orangutans, monkeys, and other exotic wildlife in their natural habitat. It’s an unforgettable adventure just a few hours from Medan.

Tjong A Fie Mansion 
Step back in time at the beautifully preserved Tjong A Fie Mansion, once the residence of a wealthy Chinese merchant and philanthropist. This heritage home reflects colonial-era architecture with a mix of Chinese, Malay, and European styles. Visitors can walk through its grand halls and courtyards while learning about Medan’s multicultural past.