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Kuching, Malaysia

KCH

to

Beijing, China

PKX

Return Economy From
MYR 1,388*

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  • Selling period: Now until 08 October 2026
  • Traveling period: Now until 30 June 2027

Discover Beijing

Take the time and discover Beijing on your next holiday with Royal Brunei Airlines!

Step into this city where iconic landmarks await you from the Great Wall to the Forbidden City and authentic local cuisines such as the Beijing Peking Duck. There is plenty to discover in Beijing and you will surely not be disappointed.

Discover Beijing today!

Experience Brunei

Explore two countries instead of one and experience Brunei on your return flight from Beijing to Kuching.

Enjoy the peace and serenity which Brunei has to offer before returning back to your everyday.

From cafes, to the tranquil nature, you’ll sure to return rest and recharged.

Plan your flight

From To Flight No. Depart Arrive Day
Kuching Brunei BI856 21:40 22:55 Sunday
Brunei Beijing BI623 02:00 07:25 Monday
Beijing Brunei BI624 00:30 06:00 Tuesday, Friday
Brunei Kuching BI855 19:40 22:50 Tuesday
Brunei Kuching BI855 19:00 20:10 Friday

Why fly on Royal Brunei Airlines?

  • Enjoy complimentary Baggage Allowance
  • Free Standard Seat Selection within 48 hours
  • In-flight Meals Inclusive
  • In-flight Entertainment Inclusive

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Ready to discover Beijing?

Take the time and use the search bar above to book now.

Or contact Kuching office at 082-578608 or your preferred travel agent.

About Beijing, China

Destination Beijing

The capital city of China is renowned for its fascinating wealth of history and culture. With a history that dates back at least 3,000 years, Beijing offers plenty of unique sightseeing opportunities and things to do.

 

Delights

A trip to Beijing would be incomplete without making your way to some of its iconic landmarks, mainly its most synonymous icon; The Great Wall of China – built during the Qin Dynasty between 221 and 238 BC, known now as one of the seven wonders of the world, the great wall stretches more than 6,400 kilometres in length. Also a must visit is The Forbidden City, the largest imperial palace in the world, built during the Ming Dynasty in 1420, it is China’s best preserved imperial palace.

 

Dining and Nightlife

Food is huge in Beijing to the point that locals greet each other with chi le ma? – Which means have you eaten? From noodles, jianbing  to peking duck, Beijing has a lot to offer for venturing foodies.

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