AYA Service PAI

AYA is the outfit that keeps Pai moving. Walk up to the counter on Chaisongkram Road, a few steps from the bus station, and you’ll see rows of scooters out front and a steady flow of travelers booking seats, picking up helmets, and plotting the next leg north. Doors open daily from 8am–9pm, and the staff keep things quick so you can get on the road. Their signature play is the Chiang Mai ↔ Pai combo: rent a scooter one‑way and let them move your big backpack in the van so you can ride light over the 762 curves of Route 1095. Paperwork is straightforward, a deposit and ID are required, and you’re out the door with a helmet in minutes. Prefer four wheels? They run daily minivans between Pai and Chiang Mai and can sort tours around Pai if you don’t want to DIY. If you’re based in town, AYA is also an easy place to grab a scooter for a day: sunrise at Yun Lai viewpoint, golden hour at Pai Canyon, a soak at the hot springs, then back to Walking Street for dinner. It’s practical, no‑nonsense, and exactly what you need to keep Pai logistically simple.