There are taxis available from outside the Angkor International Airport and the journey to the city centre takes about half and hour. A taxi to Angkor Wat will cost about US$5 from the airport.

Parking is available at the airport, mostly outside the international terminal.

There are car rental companies at the airport. While there are no international car rental companies in Cambodia, local companies do provide this service.

There are buses available outside the airport terminal, and some hotels arrange private airport transfers if requested.

Tel: +855 (0)63 963 106

International US$25, domestic US$10

There are ATM's, duty free shops, food vendors, a coffee shop and Internet café available to visitors at Angkor International Airport.

Khmer is the official language. French is also spoken, but English is fast becoming popular with the younger generation.

Riel (KHR) is the official currency and is divided into 100 sen. Foreign currency is difficult to exchange with the exception of US Dollars. Most transactions require cash. US dollars and Thai Baht are accepted, although smaller transactions are usually done in riel. A torn US dollar note renders it useless. Credit cards are only accepted in a limited number of tourist-orientated hotels and restaurants in Phnom Penh and larger towns. There are a few ATMs in Phnom Penh, but they shouldn't be relied upon as a source of money; travellers cheques in US dollars or sterling can be cashed at a limited number of banks and larger hotels, though travellers cheques are not recommended due to limited acceptance.

GMT +7.