Angkor Lady Drivers — Siem Reap, Cambodia

Your day in Siem Reap, in her hands.

We're Siem Reap's women-driven transport team — airport pickups, temple days, floating villages, and every ride in between. Cars and tuk-tuks, fixed prices, and a driver who looks out for you like family.

Plan my day on WhatsApp no fixed tours — your day, your pace
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World Luxury Travel Awards 2025 · Best Transfer Company, Cambodia Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice 2026
here’s how a day with us goes…

07:40 · Arrivals hall

She’ll spot you before the taxi touts do.

Your driver waits at the arrivals door with your name — the price fixed when you book, not when you land. Cool car, cold water, and the first friendly face of your trip.

A driver's selfie with two smiling guests in her car
with guests on an airport run — a real photo, from a real ride
Isa on her motorbike pulling a red tuk-tuk in front of the Angkor Thom south gate

09:00 · Angkor

The temples at your pace, not a tour group’s.

No flags to follow. She knows which gates are quiet, when to stop for iced coffee, and how long you’ll really want at Angkor Wat — then she’s waiting in the shade when you’re done.

Isa at the Angkor Thom south gate

12:30 · Lunch

Eat where she eats.

Skip the laminated tourist menus. Tell her what you feel like — or don’t, and let her order. The fish amok she picks will be the one you write home about.

→ trust her on this one

A woman selling fruit and vegetables from her boat on the Tonle Sap

15:00 · Kampong Khleang

Her home village, not a show.

Isa grew up here, where stilt houses stand ten metres above the Tonle Sap. Visit with someone the neighbours wave at — you’re not watching from a boat, you’re a guest of the family.

a market boat on the Tonle Sap

17:40 · Sunset

End the day above the treetops.

She’ll have you on the hill while the light is still gold — then home through the warm evening air, tuk-tuk sides open to the sound of the night starting up.

Sunset over the Tonle Sap seen from the stones of Phnom Bakheng
sunset from Phnom Bakheng

21:00 — your hotel door.
Same driver tomorrow, if you want her.

The women at the wheel

Real drivers, real names — you’ll know hers before she arrives.

Angkor Lady Drivers was founded by Isa Chea, who grew up in Kampong Khleang floating village and built a team of local women driving cars and tuk-tuks across Siem Reap. When you book, you’ll get your driver’s name and photo — so the face waiting at arrivals is already a familiar one.

A driver's selfie in her car with her two daughters smiling in the back seat
a driver and her co-pilots, between airport runs
A driver at the wheel of her car, seen through the passenger window
eyes on the road

Every fare pays a woman’s wage.

Driving travellers has long been men’s work in Cambodia. Choosing a woman driver puts your travel money directly into her hands — her fuel, her family, her kids’ school fees — and tells every girl in Siem Reap that the wheel is hers too.

empowered women empower others

How it works

Three steps, no forms.

  1. Say hello on WhatsApp

    Tell us your dates, your flight number, or just what you’re curious about.

  2. Plan it together

    An airport pickup, a temple day, or the whole week — you’ll get one fixed price, agreed before you ride.

  3. She’s there

    Arrivals door or hotel lobby, on time, with a cold bottle of water.

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