
Bukhara International Airport is the gateway to one of the Silk Road's best-preserved historic cities. Compare airlines flying from Bukhara (BHK) and set a Price Alert on Traveloka before you book.
Bukhara International Airport is located about 5 km from Bukhara's city centre in Uzbekistan and handles both domestic and international flights. It's a mid-sized regional airport connecting the historic city to Uzbekistan's capital and onward to a handful of international destinations.
Domestically, Tashkent is by far the busiest route, making up around 64% of weekly departures, served by Centrum Air, Uzbekistan Airways and Uzbekistan Helicopters. Uzbekistan Airways also flies to Urgench. Internationally, the most popular destinations are Moscow and Saint Petersburg, with a seasonal Turkish Airlines route to Istanbul running each autumn. Fares and schedules change often, so compare carriers and verify details before you travel.
Around nine airlines operate from Bukhara, with Uzbekistan Airways, Centrum Air and Red Wings handling most flights, alongside carriers including Aeroflot, Turkish Airlines and UTair.
The airport has a single terminal handling both domestic and international arrivals and departures.
Taxis are readily available outside the terminal for the short trip into Bukhara's old city, and local buses also connect the airport to the city centre for a more affordable option.
The airport offers comfortable waiting areas, free Wi-Fi, duty-free shops, cafes and snack bars, and information desks for traveller assistance.
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