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According to the airport shuttle bus operating company and based on feedback from passengers during the rainy season, the bus station will change to the new place starting from July 1, 2025 onward. 

New bus station located at 7 Makara Road, Wat Bo Village, Sala Kamreuk Commune, Siem Reap Province (Opposite with Australian Centre for Education (ACE) Siem Reap Campus, near Angkor High School). 

The bus station will be named: NEXT STATION — AIRPORT.

The shuttle bus company plans to conduct a trial operation starting from June 1, 2025, for a period of one month. During the trial period, the routes will be:

 • Downtown to Airport: New Station → CDF → Airport

  • Airport to Downtown: Airport → CDF → New Station

After the trial period ends, on July 1, 2025, the original CDF and Angkor Market downtown bus station will be officially closed. 



Table Time of Angkor International Airport’s Shuttle Bus 






(1) Parking lot functional area

The parking lot has a total of 1,029 parking spaces, including 32 large parking spaces, 283 medium parking spaces, and 714 small parking spaces. The parking area is divided into 4 places, namely 2 public parking lots (in front of the terminal and before domestic departure), 1 VIP parking lot (east side of the terminal), and 1 merchant purchase channel (east side of the terminal) and 1 employee parking lot (on the west side of the terminal).

(2) Parking lot operation rules

There are three one-way lanes on the first floor of the terminal. The lane near the terminal is only used for internal vehicles and merchant vehicles. There are pick-up points for 2 buses and 6 taxis in the lane far from the terminal.

On the third floor of the international departure terminal, there are 2 lanes on the side near the terminal for buses to pass and park; there are 3 lanes on the far side of the terminal for cars to pass and park. There is no separation zone opening on the viaduct. , so that passenger drop-off vehicles go their own way and avoid overlapping, thereby improving the operational efficiency of vehicle management in the terminal area.