BHK Airport Transfer | Bukhara Uzbekistan

Bukhara International Airport (IATA: BHK) is the smallest of Uzbekistan's three main airports, 7 kilometres east of central Bukhara. BHK runs a limited schedule — Uzbekistan Airways daily domestic flights from TAS, direct international from Istanbul, and seasonal service from Moscow and a handful of European charter operators — which makes Afrosiyob rail from Tashkent (4 hours) or Samarkand (1h 40) the more common independent-traveller arrival route. BHK's airport taxi supply is thinner than Tashkent or Samarkand, so pre-booking a transfer is the typical arrangement for inbound passengers. A LocalsRide driver meets you at arrivals at a USD fare locked at reservation.

BHK Transfer Times

Lyabi Hauz and Nodir Devonbegi madrasa: 7 km, 12–20 min. Po-i-Kalyan ensemble with the Kalyan Minaret: 8 km, 12–22 min. Ark of Bukhara citadel: 8 km, 12–22 min. Chor Minor: 7 km, 12–20 min. Samanid Mausoleum and park: 9 km, 15–25 min. Bolo Hauz Mosque: 8 km, 12–22 min. Sitorai Mokhi Khosa summer palace: 14 km, 20–30 min. Kagan Railway Station (Afrosiyob): 15 km, 25–35 min. Samarkand direct: 275 km, 3.5–4 hours via M37. Khiva (longer): 450 km, 6–7 hours via desert road.

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Frequently asked questions

Is BHK or Kagan railway station the better arrival point for Bukhara?

For international travellers flying direct, BHK is 7 km east of the old town versus Kagan at 15 km east — BHK is shorter. For Afrosiyob train arrivals, Kagan is the unavoidable rail terminus and a road transfer is required. Both use the same road; airport arrivals are a shorter run.

Can I book a transfer from Bukhara airport directly to Khiva?