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Tour de Siak - World Cycling Race

World Cycling Championship: Tour de Siak (photo: Cahyu)

Tour de Siak - World Cycling Race

Tour De Siak is an annual international bicycle racing activity consisting of 3 stages with a route length of 542 km. Joining this championship will not only allow you to discover the natural beauty of Riau, but also enjoy cultural performances and local culinary at each stop. Every year around 16 countries participate in this event. Further information can be accessed at Union Cycliste International

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Tour de Siak - World Cycling Race

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