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JOHOR BAHRU, 10 MAY 2023 – After a successful debut in Malaysia last year, L’Étape Malaysia is back with a host of latest upgrades to give cycling enthusiasts a big mission to fulfill when the Tour De France race model gets underway from July 7-8 at the sun-kissed shores of Desaru Coast.

Dubbed “The World’s Greatest Amateur Cycling Event”, L’Étape by Tour de France is the only cyclosportive series that gives amateur cyclists the opportunity to truly live the Tour de France experience where they will race like a Tour de France participant.

Last year’s participation drew a total of 4,700 participants, making L’Étape Malaysia to be officially recognized as the world’s second largest L’Étape by Tour de France.

L’Étape has been organised in more than 20 countries including Malaysia, and for this edition alone over 2,500 participants have signed up so far, with organizers confident of securing 4,000 entries before the closing date of 9 June 2023.

Like last year, L’Étape Malaysia will consist of five racing categories. They include THE RACE (140km) and THE RIDE (60km) made up of individual men and women, as well as the Men’s Team (5 men) and Women’s Team (5 women).

This year’s edition will also see the introduction of the ELITE Category, a limited category that is dedicated exclusively to participants who want to challenge like the pros.

A professional race services will be provided for this category, including dedicated mobile feeding, professional timing chip, dedicated traffic and logistics support, dedicated neutral services and much more.

Not one to sit on their laurels despite a good turnout last year, the co-organizers MUSE Group Asia and KPRJ Sports have noted feedbacks from the last year’s participants and pledged to stage a more comprehensive spectacle.

One key implementation this year is the introduction of an advanced timing chip technology, in a move to ensure the participants’ precise finishing time upon crossing the finish line.

The 2023 L’Étape Malaysia will also feature an improved technical team to drive enhanced performances from the racers. Cyclomotion – the leading technical provider for amateur racing, will form part of the L’Étape Malaysia technical crew, which means a bigger race technical team from troubleshooting to performance related assistance.

Racers can also expect a different challenge this year with a new route introduced at the long, shaded course of Desaru Coast. The 60km and 140km race routes will be separated so that they do not overlap, allowing cyclists to put their full focus on finishing with their best personal time. While having separate routes would cost the organizers more due to more route collaterals, it is a small price to pay compared to the racing convenience and overall experience for the participants.

This is backed up with a big support from the local authorities, including sufficient traffic personnel to ensure the race flow is smooth from start to finish. To reduce the risks of accidents, the water and aid stations will no longer be stationed by the road shoulder, rather it would be transformed into an “R&R” pitstop for participants to stop and fuel up.

The “R&R” would have its own space, meaning cyclists would have to turn away from the racecourse for their break, and this ultimately decreases the possibility of a pile-up, especially amongst first-timers who are not accustomed to water station stops.

A comprehensive race e-guide, including safety instructions would also be distributed before the race. These will be sent to the registered racers, and a short instructional video would also be available prior to race day.

To further prepare for race week, there will also be an eight-week L’Étape Cycling Clinic powered by aminoVITAL® where studio trainers train alongside interested participants. AminoVITAL® is a sport drink that contains 3,000mg of amino acids with mainly Branched Chain Amino Acids, that helps in energy boosting, muscle endurance and muscle recovery.

Helping athletes carve out a successful career is also one of the objectives of L’Étape, which is set to be fulfilled through last year’s male champion Elmi Juhari and female winner Yeong Zhen Yi who will participate at the L’Étape Du Tour de France along with another Johor-born cyclist, Heng Zi Hen.

The Johor-born representation comes as a testament to the growth of road cycling in the state, and L’Étape Malaysia is giving a dream opportunity for this individual to participate at the prestigious L’Étape du Tour in France. The L’Étape du Tour de France is a mass cycling event happening the same week as L’Étape Johor.

Elmi, Yeong, and Heng are set for the ultimate experience of competing at the highest level in ‘Wave 0’, which is a starting group composed of all the winners from L’Étape races across the globe.

MUSE Group Asia is proud to fulfill its promise of sending these three representatives to the L’Étape Du Tour de France, and are confident the introduction of the latest technology and safety features would set this event apart from last year.

“We wanted these selected cyclists’ to experience the best of L’Étape, and we are honoured to send them to the prestigious L’Étape Du Tour de France. We have worked hard to ensure that the participants’ get an enriching overall experience, especially when it comes to their safety and race timing. We want them to be able to go out there and give their best with a peace of mind, and we will strive to make that happen,” said Riduwan Matni, CEO of Muse Group Asia.

Yang Berhormat Tuan Hairi bin Mad Shah, Chairman of the Youth, Sports, Entrepreneur Development, Cooperatives and Human Resources, was happy to welcome this international event to the Southern state once again.

“Hosting L’Étape Malaysia last year went some way to reinforcing the event on the global map. With a diverse participation from more than 40 countries this year, we are certain that Johor will also benefit immensely from the domestic tourism boost as we welcome them to experience our various attractions. Sending the Johor-born cyclist to the L’Étape Du Tour de France is also a testament to Johor’s commitment to sports development to continue unearthing new talents. We look forward to working together with all the stakeholders to make this another successful event,” he said.

For that, KPRJ would be working in tandem with Muse Group Asia to ensure the racers expectations are met. “Kumpulan Prasarana Rakyat Johor Sdn Bhd (“KPRJ”) through its subsidiary, KPRJ Sports Sdn Bhd (“KSSB”) believes for this second year of organising the event, we will deliver the best racing experience for our participants, and it is evident through the latest introductions for this year’s event. We encourage every budding cyclist out there to come and be part of this premium global cycling event,” said Yang Berhormat Dato’ Lukman bin Abu Bakar, Chief Executive Officer of KPRJ.

Ambassador of France to Malaysia His Excellency Axel Cruau was looking forward to everyone converging yet again for this iconic event. “Since 1903, Le Tour de France has been so much more than a cycling race! It is a competition that tests the human limits, and yet that everyone can relate to. It takes place in the unique landscapes of France, and yet it is a show that the whole world can enjoy. It is a part of our national heritage that this year we are thrilled to share in Johor with our Malaysian friends,” he said.

“Chek Hup has been the official beverage sponsor – Coffee, Tea & Chocolate of this iconic cycling event for two consecutive years now. We are thrilled to be part of the cycling community once again, and to play our part by serving chilled and refreshing Kokoo Peppermint Chocolate Drink as an energy fuel to help the riders give their best performances. By constantly beholding the core principle of ‘We Value Life’, Chek Hup ensures that its beverages are all natural without any additives or artificial flavourings,” said Joseph Tan, Group Managing Director of Chek Hup.

Roslina Arbak, Chief Executive Officer of Desaru Development Holdings One Sdn. Bhd., master developer and operator of Desaru Coast, said, “As an international destination, we are once again extremely proud and happy to be chosen as the official venue of L’Étape by Tour de France in Malaysia. This year, we are pleased to have Hard Rock Hotel Desaru Coast join in as the Official Hotel for the event.”

“Venue hosting L’Étape Johor has become a Desaru Coast showcase to more international sporting events. As one of the biggest cycling tournaments in the world, hosting L’Étape by Tour de France has not only benefited our destination, it has brought a wider gain to the greater Desaru community. For this reason, Desaru Coast is committed to its longstanding support to Johor state in making Johor a hub for sports tourism in the country. We hope to continue making Desaru Coast the home to L’Étape Malaysia in the years to come,” said Roslina.

For more information including the race routes, accommodation ideas, and other FAQs, go to www.letapemalaysia.com / www.facebook.com/letapemalaysia / www.instagram.com/letapemalaysia / www.tiktok.com/@letapemalaysia

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Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) has been around for more than 2 decades since it first started in 1996 with cyclists coming from all over the world, competing against each other in the yearly multi-stage race.

It was conceived by current Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad who saw it as a way to woo tourists into the country and put Malaysia on the map.

Although some might think that after more than 20 years, the Tour has lost its luster, it still attracts dedicated local fans who would travel hundreds of kilometers to support their favourite cyclists and teams .

LTdL 2020, which is in its 25th year now, will commence for ten days, starting in Kuching before culminating at Langkawi.

What is Le Tour de Langkawi?

One of the biggest in Asia

The 2020 tour is the 25th edition of the prestigious race and covers a distance of 1,114.9km in seven states and two federal territories — Sabah, Sarawak, Terengganu, Pahang, Selangor, Perak, Penang, Kuala Lumpur, and Putrajaya.

To put that into perspective, it’s only 20km less than the distance between Johor Baru to Krabi (1,133km).

Teams confirmed this year include one World Tour team, five Pro Continental teams, 14 Continental teams and one national team (Malaysia).

Besides the main 10-day event, there’s also two other competitions as well: Malaysian International Criterium Race and the Malaysian International Classic Race.

The Malaysian International Criterium Race is for Under 23 professional or independent elite riders from around the world who hold a UCI elite-racing license while the Malaysian International Classic Race is a one-day 160km road race in Langkawi that features national champions.

Different colours, different champions

Do you notice during some parts of the race, they would present coloured jerseys to cyclists at the end of the stage? What does it mean?

Although you might think the tour’s multi-stage race is the only competition that’s happening, actually there are different competitions that are going on at the same time.

The most prestigious is the famous yellow jersey given to the overall leader, the green jersey is given to the sprinter who excelled at sprint sections where the leader is based on points, while the red jersey is for the best climber in mountain areas – hence the name, king of the mountain . The white jersey is presented to the best Asian rider in the tour.

A tour to bring tourists

Le Tour de Langkawi is the brainchild of Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad during his first stint as the country’s premier who envisioned the country as a sporting destination.

The multiple-stage bicycle race was first held since 1996, where it’ll usually begin in Langkawi before cyclists race past landmarks such as Genting Highlands and Dataran Merdeka.

Making a comeback after more than 20 years for the 2020 tour is Sarawak and Sabah as the first stage of the tour was held in Kuching while the pre-race criterium was held in Kota Kinabalu.

1997 was the last and only time Sabah and Sarawak were included in the tour.

The race is now sanctioned by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) as a ProSeries race under UCI’s three-tier race structure and is among the biggest in Asia. It’s also part of the UCI Asia Tour.

ProSeries events are second-tier cycling tournaments which are below the UCI World Tour but are above the UCI International Circuits.

Highs and lows

With it being an international event, there have been world-class cyclists who have competed in Le Tour de Langkawi with the inaugural winner being Damian McDonald from Australia.

Although Le Tour de Langkawi is an international sporting event, it has produced local talents who can compete with world-class cyclists such as Anuar Manan – the first Malaysian to win a stage and wear the green jersey in 2010.

Close to a decade after was Hariff Saleh’s to create history, becoming the first Asian to win two stages of the Tour de Langkawi after registering his first-ever win in Stage 2 from Senawang to Malacca in 2019.

Although it did give Malaysians a platform to compete on the world stage, the also tour has its fair share of negative press which mainly revolves around the issue of late payments , up to the point where organisers have to reassure cyclists the payment will be given on time .

There are reports about how teams are paid 6 months after the tour ended in 2017 due to mismanagement. What makes it even more shocking is that the team that received the late payment was a Malaysian team .

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Kuala Lumpur City Tour With 21 Attractions

If you don’t want to miss anything whilst you’re in Kuala Lumpur, this is the tour to go for. Whilst it’s just a one day tour option, it packs 21 attractions into a full day itinerary. With tickets for several attractions also included, this is a great value tour!

The tour runs for 8 hours and offers two times – 8:30am to 4:30pm, and 1pm to 9pm. You also have the option of joining a group or doing a private tour (with a minimum of two guests).

One of the highlights of this tour is a visit to KL Tower. As one of the largest telecommunication towers in the world, and positioned at a high point in the city, the view from the observation deck is among the best you’ll find in KL. This tour includes tickets to the tower, saving you both time (and money). Tickets to the National Museum and KL Gallery are also included.

Other attractions visited include the Central Market, Chinatown and Petaling Street, the King’s Palace for a photo opportunity, Masjid Jamek, the Petronas Towers and Bukit Bintang for shopping and plenty of other places.

This tour also includes hotel pick up and drop off, and your guide is there to answer all of your questions.

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Secrets Of KL – Nightlife, Street Art & Cocktails!

The itinerary of this Kuala Lumpur city tour is more unique. This is an adults-only four hour tour. The tour meets at 4pm and concludes at 8pm.

It takes you to the various underground establishments and speakeasies around Petaling Street that have began to thrive in recent years. Fittingly, an alcoholc beverage is included in this tour – either a beer or a Malaysian cocktail.

In addition to experiencing the secret world of KL, you’ll be served an awesome street food dinner where you can try some of the local favourites like chicken rice and rendang. You can also experience the famous Petaling Street night market.

As part of this tour, you will see murals and street art, and your guide will share stories of the past that has lead to the eclectic city that KL is today.

Kuala Lumpur Street Food

The next Malaysia Kuala Lumpur city tour lets you sample some of the top street food Kuala Lumpur offers. This 3.5 hour walking tour is more intimate, with up to 9 people on the tour, and offers an insight into everyday life in KL.

You’ll meet near Chinatown at 9:15am, where your guide will take you to various street food stalls, where you will try teh terik, a popular local drink, roti canai, laksa and more. You’ll also see the rare Char Siew Pao steam buns being prepared by hand – just another day at the office for these guys!

This tour is the best way to experience the various smells, sounds and tastes of Kuala Lumpur. The tour concludes at 12:45pm. It is also a family friendly option and great for kids.

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Flavours Of Malaysia (Off The Beaten Track)

This is another great food tour in Kuala Lumpur with a difference. This tour takes you out of the comfort of the tourist areas and into one of the largest wet markets in the city.

This four hour tour meets in Chow Kit – a busy area filled with markets and mostly frequented by locals. This is where your food tour begins. Your guide will take you through the wet market, offering an in-depth look where you can chat with vendors and learn about their ingredients and procedures. Of course, there’s plenty of food included in this tour from the many Indian, Chinese and Malay vendors.

There’s fresh food to sample as well as flavours you might not find anywhere else in the world.

In addition to exploring the local area, this tour offers a unique look into the life and history of Malaysia’s Indonesian immigrants, with a visit to Little Indonesia.

Skip The Line: Petronas Twin Tower Ticket & Short City Trip

It can be difficult to get a ticket to the observation deck at the Petronas Towers – especially if you book last minute. This Kuala Lumpur city highlights tour takes care of that for you with entry tickets and transfers from your hotel included!

There are three times available for this 3.5 hour group tour – 9am, if you want to do a Kuala Lumpur city highlights morning tour, 11:30am and 3:30pm. The Petronas Towers are first, and you’ll have ample time to enjoy exploring them and seeing the spectacular view over the city.

Your English speaking tour guide then takes you to important landmarks like the National Mosque, Istana Negara (the King’s Palace) and Merdeka Square, where you can easily visit nearby Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque. With tickets included and so much more, this is one of the best Kuala Lumpur tour Petronas Tower options you’ll find.

Kuala Lumpur Evening Tour With KL Tower Entry And Water Fountain Show – Best Kuala Lumpur City Tour With KL Tower

There are two major benefits of doing this private tour – seeing the light show at Suria KLCC esplanade and enjoying the view at KL Tower Sky Box with your tickets included in the tour price. Both of these save you time and effort, as your guide can take you to the best viewing spot to see the light show, and you wont need to line up for tickets at KL Tower.

This private night tour departs your hotel at 5pm and takes you to many of the most visited spots around town. You’ll get to visit Central Market before it closes at 8pm, walk around Merdeka (or independence) Square and see the nearby Masjid Jamek and Sultan Abdul Samad Building, as well as visit important temples and bustling Chinatown at night.

You’ll visit other sites too before being dropped back at your hotel at 9pm. This four hour tour packs a lot into its itinerary, but it makes for an exciting and convenient way to explore KL at night!.

Kuala Lumpur City & Batu Caves Combo (Private)

This Kuala Lumpur city tour cost is very reasonable for a private tour. You’ll cover many sites in just four hours, although a few of them are brief and just drive-bys.

Stunning Batu Caves is included in this tour where you can walk up the steps and explore the cave temple. This tour also stops at KL Gallery and Merdeka Square where you can get a good look at the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. There are photo stops at the Petronas Towers, the King’s Palace, KL’s stunning Old Railway Station, the National Mosque and the confluence where the Gombak and Klang Rivers meet.

You’ll also drive past Bukit Bintang, KL Tower and the old city centre of KL. If you’re looking for a DIY Kuala Lumpur city tour, you can also add some additional stops.

This is a great stopover tour to see the city highlights in half a day!

Click here to see the latest prices and tour options. You can also read more about the Batu Caves here.

Kuala Lumpur Popular Sights Private Instagram Day Trip – Best Kuala Lumpur City Sightseeing Tour

This private 6 hour tour is like having a Kuala Lumpur city tour taxi. It includes an English speaking driver that takes you to some of the most famous sites around Kuala Lumpur. Each stop is fairly brief, offering enough time to walk around and take an Instagram worthy photo before moving on to the next site.

Included in the tour are sites like Batu Caves and Thean Hou Temple, Merdeka Square and Chinatown, Lake Gardens, the Petronas Towers and some of the cities street art. A dish of cendol is also included – one of the many popular iced desserts in Malaysia – and an optional stop for lunch (not included).

Depending on your driver, it may be possible to see more sites or for them to take photos for you. However, this is not guaranteed as it’s not part of the Kuala Lumpur city tour package price. Note that your driver is not a tour guide.

The tour ends around 3pm with hotel drop off. This tour is a great way to snap photos of many of the most famous sites around KL with limited time!

KL Hop-On Hop-Off Sightseeing Bus Pass – Best Kuala Lumpur City Bus Tour

A Kuala Lumpur city tour hop on hop off is a fantastic option for getting around the city and exploring the top attractions. There is both a red and green line which meet at Bukit Bintang. Both lines take you to famous attractions all around the city.

You can purchase either a 24 hour Kuala Lumpur city hop on bus tour, or a 48 hour tour, with buses operating from 9am to 6pm. Bus wait times are between 30 and 40 minutes, and you can start the day anywhere! Head to KL Tower and see the best views over the city, then visit the Bird Park and see one of the largest bird enclosures in the world. Visit Masjid Jamek, the National Museum, the Petronas Towers… The list goes on!

The hop-on hop-off bus is the best option for visitors who want the flexibility to choose their own attractions, and the convenience of having transport taken care of!

Kuala Lumpur City Full Day Tour – Best One Day Kuala Lumpur City Tour

See the best of Kuala Lumpur with this 7.5 hour full day tour of the city. Running between 9am and 4:30pm, this tour visits many of the most popular tourist attractions and destinations around Kuala Lumpur. It packs a lot into one day.

The tour starts with a visit to the Royal Selangor Pewter – recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the largest pewter tankard in the world. You’ll climb the steps at Batu Caves and see the view from above before exploring the cave temple.

You can snap photos of the Petronas Towers and the King’s Palace, haggle at Petaling Street, walk around Merdeka Square and enjoy both the National Mosque and museum. There’s plenty more included in this tour too including a delicious lunch.

Your driver acts as guide and takes you to each destination in an air-conditioned van, making this both a comfortable and convenient tour.

Batu Caves Private Tour

One of the most popular Kuala Lumpur city tour places is Batu Caves, and this tour takes you straight there with a private transfer. This tour is great for those that want an in-depth look at Batu Caves and an easy way to get there.

This three hour tour includes a visit to Batu Caves, a stop at Chong Batik where you can see artists at work and a visit to the interesting Royal Selangor Pewter Factory. All this is done in three hours.

The highlight is walking up the colourful steps at Batu Caves and entering the cathedral like cave temple. There’s also a tall statue of the deity Murugan – the second tallest in the world.

Tour times range from 9am to 12pm and 1:30pm to 4:30pm, so you can select a time that suits you. We recommend a morning tour as it’s generally less busy. When it comes to budget, this Kuala Lumpur city tour price is affordable.

Click here to see the latest prices and tour options. You can also read more about the Batu Caves here .

Private Tour: Kuala Lumpur Half Day Shopping, Leisure & SPA Tour

One of the best ways to enjoy Kuala Lumpur is to get actively involved in the city. This private tour is all about exploring and enjoying the amenities KL has to offer on your own terms!

As part of this tour, you’ll experience a one hour massage at a traditional spa, complete with ginger tea, and enjoy a locally prepared lunch/dinner (depending on your tour time).

These 6 hour tours depart at both 9am and 2pm, so you can take either a morning or evening tour. Whilst there are plenty of opportunities for taking photos, the real highlights of this tour are exploring the locally made goods at Central Market, shopping and eating in the vibrant atmosphere of Chinatown, and seeing the city from above at the KL Tower (with tickets to the observation deck included in your tour).

There’s plenty of time for shopping, in addition to exploration and relaxation, and your guide can recommend the top spots to spend your hard earned cash.

Religion Culture And Heritage Half Day Tour – Best Half Day Kuala Lumpur City Tour

This religion, culture and heritage tour is a half day tour starting at 9am, and takes you to some of the most culturally significant sites around the city.

Your Kuala Lumpur city tour bus will pick you up from your hotel where you will head to Sze Yeh Temple – the oldest Taoist temple in Kuala Lumpur. You’ll also visit Sri Maha Mariamman Temple and Masjid Jamek as part of this tour. You will have a knowledgeable, English speaking guide with you, who can answer any of your questions, and offer additional insights into Kuala Lumpur’s diverse history, religions and ethnic groups.

This half day cultural tour also stops at the famous Central Market and nearby Chinatown before dropping you back at your hotel at 1pm.

Final Words

We love Kuala Lumpur, and we hope that your Kuala Lumpur city tour makes you love it too! There is so much to see and do in this city. Luckily, there are also many tour options catering to all budgets and interests.

Whether you opt for a hop-on hop-off bus or a full day private tour of the city, we are sure you’ll have a great time exploring the best of KL!

If you would like to go on a day trip from KL in addition to your city tour, find all our best day trip tour options here.

Read more about everything you can do in Kuala Lumpur here. You can also read our guide of where to stay in Kuala Lumpur here and find our full travel guide to Kuala Lumpur here.

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By Sharon Gourlay

Sharon is a certified Malaysia travel expert and can't get enough of travelling and talking about Malaysia since she first visited 21 years ago. She travels around Malaysia multiple times a year both alone and with her kids. She used to call Penang home and especially loves this food paradise. Sharon also has a Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies, a Certificate III in International Travel Sales and has been certified by Tourism Malaysia as a Malaysia Travel Expert. Through this site, she'll help you have the perfect trip to this amazing destination.