Miss Earth Malaysia

Ratu Bumi Malaysia is an annual national beauty pageant that selects Malaysia's representative to the Miss Earth pageant. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent.

Miss Earth Malaysia
Formation2001 (2001)
Founded atIpoh, Perak
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersKlang, Selangor
Location
Membership
Miss Earth
Official language
National Director
Tiara Management
Franchise Holder
Double Event Management
Websitedoubleeventmanagement.com

The reigning titleholder is Manvin Khera from Kuala Lumpur. She will represent Malaysia at Miss Earth 2023.

History

Miss Earth Malaysia is one of the beauty pageant in Malaysia that has the focus on educating and empowering others about the knowledge of natural beauty, sustainability and eco-tourism. The pageant serves as a platform to educate the contestants about the environmental issues, promote eco-tourism and create a healthy aspect of cordial relationship among its participants. The pageant's title was known as "Miss Earth Malaysia" from 2001 until 2018 and 2021, also Women of Malaysia in 2019.

In 2019, Miss Earth Malaysia organization decided to no longer conduct the bikini segment during the national competition as it could give equal chances and opportunities for Muslim women in Malaysia to participate in the pageant for the first time. Still there will be a swimsuit round in the Miss Earth pageant. In 2020, the previous national director, Mr. Abdul Nazri Abdullah dropped the franchise of Miss Earth Malaysia. Malaysia was also once did not compete in Miss Earth 2020.

In 2020, the Miss Earth Malaysia organization was modernized and changed its name to Ratu Bumi Malaysia, and moved its headquarters from Ipoh, Perak to Klang, Selangor. The pageant is now fully organized by the Tiara Management team with license holder Double Event Management since March 2020.

Competition

The winner of the pageant is bestowed the title Miss Earth Malaysia and get to represent Malaysia in the international stage. Runners-up are given the titles named after the other natural elements namely:

  • Miss Malaysia Air (first runner-up),
  • Miss Malaysia Water (second runner-up),
  • Miss Malaysia Fire (equivalent to third runner-up), and
  • Miss Eco-Tourism
  • Miss Eco-Beauty

Editions

2007 nilai convention hall

2008 Everly Resort Poolside[1]

Titleholders

2022–present
Year Miss Earth Malaysia Finalists
Earth 1st Runner-Up 2nd Runner-Up 3rd Runner-Up
2022 Eissya Thong Nadjwa Halimi Sanglisha Kunasekaran Nur Alia Zakaria

2005–2019
Year Miss Earth Malaysia Elemental Court Titlists
Earth Air Water Fire Eco-Tourism Eco-Beauty
2019 Kajel Kaur Normanja Eza Jasmine Lai Jeannifer Wong — —
2017 Cherish Ng Janice Chai Elena Laurell Dior Lam Ennette Solomon Jean Seymour
2016 Venisa Judah Alice Teh Victoria Lee Kueh Mei Fung Hayley Yeap Kueh Mei Fung
2015 Danielle Wong Amreet Kaur Emily Chung Yoyo Bek Felcy Francsie Janice Tan
2014 Renee Tan Coco Tan Olivia Nicholas Natasha Jalius Adelina Chan —
2013 Josephine Tan Charmaine Loh Menaga Dolmayan Jolene Journe Tan Stefanie Wong —
2012 Deviyah Daranee Deidre Ann Walker Kylie Wong Teoh Lee Elaine Kho —
2011 Joyce Tay Crystel Eve Teh Wei Ling Ashley Chow Yana Loh —
2010 Appey Rowenna Yuh Wen Foong Maanprit Kaur Nicole Khor Nysheris Ngui —
2008 Audrey Ng Jean Wong Jezamine Lim Stefanie Chin — —
2005 Jamie Pang Christine Lim Agnes Tan Choo Mei Sze Chloe Lean —

Malaysia representatives at Miss Earth
  •   : Declared as Winner
  •   : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
  •   : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
  •   : Ended as special awards winner
Year Titleholder Age[a] Represented Placement Special Awards
2023 Manvin Khera 21 Kuala Lumpur TBA TBA
2022 Kajel Kaur[2] 27 Perak Unplaced
Eissya Thong[3][note 1] 21 Perak Did not compete
2021 Nisya Thayananthan[4] 28 Negeri Sembilan Top 20 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Long Gown Competition
2019 Nur Haziyah Fatin Ahmad Saibi 22 Sarawak Unplaced
Kajel Kaur[5][note 2] 23 Perak Did not compete
2018 Jasmine Yeo Suk Peng[6] 21 Sarawak Unplaced
2017 Cherish Ng Syoo Nyee[7] 23 Penang Unplaced
2016 Venisa Judah[8] 19 Sabah Unplaced Top 27 Miss Earth Barcelona
2015 Danielle Wong Kar Wai[9] 22 Melaka Unplaced 1st place, gold medalist(s) Best National Costume - Asia
1st place, gold medalist(s) Best Group Presentation - Asia
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Snowman Building
2014 Renee Tan Joo May 23 Melaka Unplaced
2013 Josephine Tan Yee Mei[10] 23 Pahang Unplaced 1st place, gold medalist(s) The X Factor Award
2012 Deviyah Daranee Radhakrishnan 20 Kuala Lumpur Unplaced 1st place, gold medalist(s) Miss Talent (Group 3)
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Best National Costume
2011 Joyce Tay Tze Hui[11] 24 Melaka Unplaced
2010 Appey Rowenna Januin 19 Sabah Unplaced
2009 Madelyne Nandu 24 Sabah Unplaced Top 15 Best in Swimsuit
2008 Audrey Ng Sook Ling[12] 22 Perak Unplaced
2007 Dorcas Cheok Huai Yee[13] Unplaced
2006 Alice Loh Siew Leng[14] Melaka Unplaced
2005 Jaime Pang Hui Ting[15] 23 Johor Unplaced 1st place, gold medalist(s) Miss Lactovital
2004 Eloise Law Selangor Unplaced
2003 Lee Ying Ying Kuala Lumpur Unplaced
2002 Pamela Ramachandran Johor Unplaced
2001 Joey Tan Eng Li Penang Unplaced

Winners by state
Country/Territory Titles Winning years
 Malacca 4 2006, 2011, 2014, 2015
 Perak 3 2008, 2019, 2022
 Sarawak 2007, 2018, 2019
 Sabah 2009, 2010, 2016
 Kuala Lumpur 2 2003, 2012
 Penang 2001, 2017
 Johor 2002, 2005
 Negeri Sembilan 1 2021
 Pahang 2013
 Selangor 2004

Locations

The pageant has been staged in numerous locations since 2001, with some location lasted four to six years.

The pageant has been held in the following states as of 2020:

Trivia

National Directors
  1. Leong Hoong Kit (2010–2017)
  2. Star Avenue Production (2018)
  3. Abdul Nazri Abdullah (2019)
  4. Tiara Management (2020–present)

Franchise Holders
  1. Exclusive Resources Marketing Malaysia Ltd. Ptd. (2010–2015)
  2. Blue Planet International (2016–2017)
  3. Manoy Handicraft (2018)
  4. Double Event Management (2020–present)

Name Changes
  1. Miss Malaysia Earth (2001–2017)
  2. Miss Earth Malaysia (2018, 2021–present)
  3. Women of Malaysia (2019)
  4. Ratu Bumi Malaysia (2022)

Notes
  1. Eissya was set to compete at Miss Earth 2022 but due to some internal problems within the organization including changing in franchise holder which did not allow her to compete at Miss Earth 2022. The winner of 2019 edition was appointed instead.
  2. She was dethroned by the organization few weeks before the Miss Earth 2019 pageant started; replaced by Nur Haziyah Fatin. Fortunately, she was able to regain her title again in 2022 and was appointed to compete at Miss Earth 2022.

See also

References
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