Mumbai to Riyadh Flights

About Riyadh

Riyadh is the capital of Saudi Arabia and a financial hub of the country. This desert city is home to more than 6 million people and is rich in history and culture. Interestingly, Riyadh boasts both medieval tradition and modern culture through its traditional souks, ancient architecture, modern skyscrapers, and museums. Hence, while taking a Mumbai to Riyadh flights, expect to discover a land, which is steeped in Arabian history and yet thriving with urbanization.

Furthermore, while traveling from Mumbai, board your flight from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport and land at King Khalid International Airport (BOM-RUH).

Best Time to Book Mumbai to Riyadh Flights

Riyadh features a desert climate, with the exception of the southwestern part, which experiences a semi-arid climate. Summers in Riyad are long, hot, sweltering, and arid, and winters are cool and dry. Hence, the best time to book flights from Mumbai to Riyadh is between November to February, when the weather is comparatively comfortable for sightseeing.

Details About Mumbai to Riyadh Flights

The aerial distance between Mumbai to Riyadh  (BOM-RUH) is 2,761 miles. Several airlines like Air India, Emirates, Etihad, IndiGo, Spicejet, Gulf Air, Qatar Airways, etc. offer flights on this route. There are 115 flights available on this route on a daily basis. It takes just 04 hours 45 minutes to reach your destination.

To avail flights from Mumbai to Riyadh, book your seat with Air India at the cost of INR 14,442 for a one-way trip and 22,054 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport and King Khalid International Airport (BOM-RUH).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares on this route:

One Way Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Air India	INR 14,442	Book Now
	Etihad	INR 14,562	Book Now
	Gulf Air	INR 15,414	Book Now
	Emirates	INR 15,818	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Air India	INR 22,054	Book Now
	Emirates	INR 23,236	Book Now
	Gulf Air	INR 22,812	Book Now
	Etihad	INR 23,714	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Riyadh

Cipriani

This upscale restaurant in Riyadh is popular among the international crowds, who stop by at this place to enjoy Italian fare. It has a classy decor, with glass chandeliers, high gloss oak tables, and bespoke blue leather chairs. Apart from pastas and pizzas, patrons appreciate their veal brisket.

Hotel Cartagena

Visit this rainforest-inspired restaurant in Riyadh to enjoy traditional Colombian cuisine. Its unique decor, convivial staff, warm ambience, and flavored delicacies, make it a must-visit to have a great dining experience. Begin your culinary journey with classic fish ceviche and end with lamb asado.

Le Maschou

Expect a wide variety of flavors from the restaurant in the Diplomatic Quarter that specializes in traditional French recipes and steak. It used a traditional method of cooking steak over an open wood fire, notably used to prepare flavorful French cuisine.

Best Hotels in Riyadh

Hilton Riyadh Hotel & Residences

Location: 6623 Eastern Ring Rd, Ghirnatah, Riyadh 13241, Saudi Arabia

Price : INR 19,700

Business Inn Tahlia Hotel

`Location: Prince Muhammad Ibn Abd Al Aziz, As Sulimaniyah, Riyadh 12242, Saudi Arabia

Price : INR 7,600

Plaza Inn Al Olaya

Location: Al Olaya, Riyadh 12222, Saudi Arabia

Price : INR 3,600

Places to Visit in Riyadh

Masmak Fortress

This historical significant fort is a symbol of Saudi Arabia’s unification. Today, it has been converted into a museum. The collection includes antique guns, costumes, agricultural equipment, etc.

Deera Square

Also known as Chop Chop Square, this public square is a former site of public executions, where those sentenced to death were publicly beheaded. On general days, the square is lively, full of people, who visit the Murabba Historical Palace, Masmak Fort, nearby park, and a mosque.

Tuwaiq Palace

This one-of a-kind architectural marvel in Riyadh is a sight to behold. It has won the Aga Khan award for its most captivating design. It has five tents spread out and conical walls appearing out of the spine, and has intricate and elaborate designs and structures.

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