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Persian Gulf International Airport

Khiyaroo, Iran
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Iran's gateway serving the Persian Gulf coastal region.

Opened
2005
Location
Asaluyeh, Iran
Persian Gulf International Airport (IATA: PGU, ICAO: OIBP) is located near Asaluyeh in Bushehr Province, Iran, serving the broader Persian Gulf coastal area including the city of Khiyaroo. It is strategically positioned near the South Pars Gas Field, one of the largest natural gas fields in the world, making it a critical hub for energy industry personnel and operations. The airport primarily serves domestic routes within Iran, connecting the region to major Iranian cities such as Tehran and Mashhad. Given its proximity to major petrochemical and energy facilities, a significant portion of its traffic consists of workers and contractors associated with Iran's oil and gas industry. Persian Gulf International Airport has seen investment and development linked to the growth of the South Pars Special Economic Energy Zone, reflecting the strategic importance of the surrounding region to Iran's energy sector.
Terminals
The airport operates a single passenger terminal designed to handle both commercial and energy-sector-related traffic.
Getting to & from
Ground transport to nearby Asaluyeh and surrounding areas is primarily via road, with taxis and private vehicles being the main options.
Airlines here
Iranian carriers including Iran Air and Mahan Air operate domestic services from Persian Gulf International Airport.
Notable facts
  • ›Located near the South Pars Gas Field, one of the world's largest natural gas reserves.
  • ›Serves as a key access point for workers in the South Pars Special Economic Energy Zone.
  • ›Primarily handles domestic Iranian routes rather than international traffic.
  • ›Situated in Bushehr Province along Iran's Persian Gulf coastline.
  • ›Airport development is closely tied to the growth of Iran's petrochemical industry in the region.
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Route map (5 destinations)

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Airlines serving this airport

Iran Aseman Airlines
EP

Routes

PGU → IFNEP · 100
PGU → SYZEP · 100
PGU → THREP · 100
PGU → AWZEP · 100
PGU → RASEP · 100

Aircraft operating here

Fokker 1005 routes
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City & Place Guide

A quiet rural gem nestled in Iran's scenic countryside.

Khiyaroo is a small village located in Gilan Province in northern Iran, situated amid the lush green landscapes characteristic of the Caspian coastal region. The area is known for its tranquil rural atmosphere, terraced rice fields, and forested hills that attract visitors seeking an escape from urban life.

The village reflects traditional Gilaki culture and architecture, offering travelers an authentic glimpse into the everyday rhythms of rural Iranian life. While modest in size and tourist infrastructure, Khiyaroo serves as a peaceful retreat and a base for exploring the broader natural beauty of Gilan Province.

Visitors typically combine a stop here with broader travel through Gilan, taking in nearby rivers, tea plantations, and the scenic Alborz foothills that define this verdant corner of Iran.

  • •Surrounding rice terraces — stunning paddies showcasing traditional Gilaki farming.
  • •Local forested hills — ideal for gentle hikes through dense green woodland.
  • •Nearby rivers and streams — peaceful spots for picnicking and nature photography.
  • •Traditional Gilaki village homes — unique wooden architecture reflecting regional heritage.
  • •Tea gardens of Gilan — explore working plantations a short drive away.
  • •Scenic Alborz foothills — dramatic mountain backdrops visible from the village.

Getting around: Khiyaroo has no formal public transit of its own; visitors typically arrive by private car or shared taxi from larger nearby towns in Gilan Province. Intercity buses serve regional hubs, from which local taxis or motorcycle taxis can be arranged for the final stretch. Rideshare apps like Snapp may have limited availability outside major cities, so hiring a local driver for the day is often the most practical option.

Best time: Late spring through early autumn (May to September) offers the most pleasant weather, with lush greenery at its peak before the heavy autumn rains arrive.

Local food: Try Gilaki staples such as mirza ghasemi (smoky eggplant and egg dish), fresh local fish, herb-laden stews, and fragrant saffron rice served with locally grown Caspian-region produce.

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