Very scenic ride around Putrajaya with a lot of detail of the history of Malaysia! I would definitely do other tours with Bike with Elena. Ended the day with a great meal together full of local Malaysian cuisine.

Relaxed , informative and unique Elena knowledgeable and genuinely seemed to enjoy sharing Kuala Lumpur. There was a great balance of local sites and history

Interesting, informative and entertaining cycle around some of KL’s authentic landmarks under a setting sun. Elena is an engaging host who knows her stuff. If you’re after a more intimate experience we can’t recommend this enough. Dinner stop was delicious. All Elena needs to throw in is a cocktail and dessert and it would be the ultimate tour!

Great way to explore KL on the bike with Elena. It’s still rare to cycle through KL as many locals want to have pictures with you and the bike. Elena is taking good care for safety of her group and shows highlights of Kl. The trip includes history of KL, religion and have 3 stops with some food and drinks.

E made a ride on Sunday morning with our 12 and 13 years old girls. The ride was pleasant and rewarding. Elena guides us safely around the major sightseeing marks of Kuala Lumpur, also explaining the hysotry of the towm amd so.e of the actual facts. I reccomend it

This was a terrific tour! We learned so much from knowledgeable Elena about the history, culture and various destinations around KL. Visited places we would not have otherwise found and had some fabulous experiences. The bike pace was easy and we certainly appreciated the breeze that we generated enroute.

Had a great time with Elena and enjoyed the tour very much. Saw places and got into restaurants which we would never ever explored. Highly recommended.

Just did Waterfall bike tour to Gunung Nuang eco park and Sungai Congkak forest reserve . The journey is scenic and the ascending level is good enough for sweating but not to a challenging extent. Elena is very chatty and helpful who gives us a lot of advice in travelling different parts of Malaysia, also recommendation of local food.

Elena is a very knowledgeable and personable guide so she is able to share historical and cultural information along the way. The cycle is undemanding and flat so most people would be able to do this and it is broken into several stops. I particularly enjoyed the stops to make roti at an Indian restaurant, have breakfast in Chinatown, and learn more about Chinese medicine in a local clinic and the visit to a village. What I loved the most was talking to Elena about life in Malaysia, especially for a woman and mother. Thank you Elena.

Wonderful trip,discovered unseen places and saw beautiful night lights in KL,and went to outside KL to found the nature with forest and waterfall. The experience you shouldn't missing..😄

Night city tour : it was very good. Elena is very nice and knowledgeable. We learned a lot and biking the city at dawn is very agreable !

My husband, cousin and I had a very enjoyable morning with Elena doing the Hidden Secrets of Kuala Lumpur. I grew up in Malaysia and my cousin is an expat Malaysian, but we still learnt a lot from Elena. She is very knowledgeable about the local history and customs. We covered colonial and settlers history, went to places of worship of four different religions (which is very Malaysian), went down little hidden areas in Chinatown and Kampong Baru, and ate some lovely food on the way. It was so nice to hear her chatting with the food vendors as she obviously cares about them and their businesses. It was a really lovely way to spend a morning in KL.

Elena is a great guide. She knows what tourists like, experience local food, see the different religious entities in town and how they are integrated in the city. The whole tour is an experience where you get to bike through various parts of the city, try out different foods and even how to make your own roti (Indian pancake).

We (couple) had an awesome Tour with Elena. About three and a half hours of biking, eating and drinking. We took the "Kuala Lumpur Night Exploration and Food Bike Tour" which you can book at Klook. It gives you a nice overview of the city - so it's a good thing to do on your first days in Kuala Lumpur. Elena could tell us a lot about the places we went to and the food we ate. We also had nice conversations with her about the different cultural influences in Malaysia and how Malaysian culture compares to the western world. We had three meals - Chinese, Indian and Malaysian. Some of the places were known tourist-spots, others not - and all served traditional food and drinks. (Tip: you should eat meat, there are not many options for vegans). As for the biking: Elena took good care of us and kept us safe. Because although it was fun to bike through KL, it is quite dangerous. Many people here - especially the ones on the scooters - don't seem to care about traffic rules.

I think this tour is nice, it gives a good impression of the city's rich history. Our guide was a great historian, but it was hard to get his English through a face mask. So sometimes the stories were hard to follow and also a bit lengthy. However, we leaned a lot, and we definitely got a fresh perspective of the city. We were a little disappointed as we felt this bike tour would have been a walking one, given the kilometers. Only the last 30 minutes involved some more bike kilometers.