Thailand

Chiang Mai

A northern Thai old town still ringed by its moat. No urban rail here — the red songthaew is how the city moves.

Anywheel (เอนี่วีล)

Bike share here means Anywheel, and it runs entirely from its app - a foreign SIM is fine at signup, and a ride costs 10 baht per 30 minutes. Rides end only at a blue P spot, and only once you scan the QR there.

Updated on August 28, 2026

How to ride

  1. 1
    Install the app and sign up
    Get the app from the App Store, Google Play or Huawei AppGallery and sign up with a phone number - a foreign SIM works fine.
  2. 2
    Top up the wallet or buy a pass
    Top up the in-app wallet or buy a pass before riding; the minimum top-up costs more than a one-day pass.
  3. 3
    Find a bike on the app map
    Bikes show as green dots. Keep Bluetooth and GPS on the whole time, and find a blue P return spot near your destination first.
  4. 4
    Scan the QR on the bike to unlock
    Scan the QR on the bike to unlock, check the saddle and brakes, and remember that traffic here keeps to the left.
  5. 5
    Scan the spot's QR to end the ride
    Park at a blue P spot and pull the rear-wheel lock down by hand. The ride is not over until you scan the QR posted there.

Fares

Single fares1

Single ride (per 30 min)
10 baht covers 30 minutes; each further 30 minutes adds 10. Electric models bill by the minute instead
10 THB ≈ $0.3

Passes & multi-ride1

Anywheel Pass (1-150 days)
50/100/200/750 baht for 1/7/30/150 days; unlimited rides of up to 30 minutes each
50〜750 THB ≈ $1–22

Card itself1

Minimum wallet top-up
The balance goes toward rides; for a single day, a pass costs less than the minimum top-up
100 THB ≈ $3

Estimates use exchange rates as of November 3, 2026

Payment

Card payment
There is no tap-to-hire on the bike; cards are registered inside the app
App tickets
Renting happens in the app; you pay from the balance or a pass
Cash
No cash route anywhere

Quick facts

Fares from
10 THB+

Heads-up

  • Ending outside a designated spot costs 50 baht

    A ride can only be ended at a designated spot, shown as a blue P on the app map. Returning means parking there, locking the bike by hand and scanning the QR posted at the spot to confirm - skip the scan and the ride keeps running. Leave the bike anywhere else and 50 baht is charged on top, to cover collecting it and putting it back.

Timetable

Typical duration Chiang Mai University runs bike lanes and Anywheel bikes across its campus
Check the official site for the latest times and service status
Editor Naotaka