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If you mean to serve files from it, the best way is going to be to create a Cloudfront distribution in front of it that serves to multiple regions. As far as creating or updating objects the bucket has to reside in one region

Cloud front Can you clarify What I understood is Copy the bucket along with its objects to temp directory and then delete the original and recreate the bucket in other region But the only issue is with same name Amazon seems to cage it for hours before letting it recreate

If you want the bucket to have the same name, then you are going to have to do exactly that, since bucket names have to be unique and AWS creates all sorts of bindings when a new bucket is created and it takes awhile to de-provision them. Here’s the docs on how Cloudfront handles regional Edge caching ( see “How CloudFront works with regional edge caches” ) https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/HowCloudFrontWorks.html Unless you absolutely need that bucket to reside in the new region, I highly recommend the CloudFront distribution. They also work seamlessly with AWS certificate manager so you can create custom CDN domains.