Bukhara International Airport - BHK-Bukhara Intl.
Bukhara International Airport is one of the major airports that service the area of Bukhara, Uzbekistan, the capital city of the Bukhara Region. It is a public airport owned by the government of Uzbekistan. BHK-Bukhara Intl. Airport is situated 751 feel above mean sea level with a single asphalt runway measuring 3,000 by 45 meters. It has an IATA code of BHK and an ICAO code of UTSB. At present, there are 55 different flights on 12 different routes served in the airport’s terminal. This flight connects to 10 different cities in Uzbekistan and 3 different countries.
Best Time to Visit
The Bukhara International Airport is situated 800 meters away from the main Bukhara City Center. There is an average of one flight a day in the airport. The most popular routes served in the airport flies to Tashkent, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Moscow and Novosibirsk. The airport became an international airport in 1999 after a complete modernization program in its terminal and facilities. The airport has a capacity of more than 120,000 passengers annually. For cultural experiences and adventures, Bukhara and Buxoro are the closest destinations to see in the region.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Unfortunately, Bukhara International Airport hotels are not yet available within the compound. Koonjak is situated 0.7 miles away from the terminal as well as Hotel as-Salam. This would be ideal accommodations to be in if you want to engage with the compelling monuments and legendary attractions featured in the area. Other alternative hotels that are within a 3-mile radius are the Boutique Hotel Minzifa and the Hotel Malika Bukhara.
