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Southeast Asia's megacity marathon — through Jakarta's National Monument district, the Semanggi cloverleaf, and along the Sudirman-Thamrin financial corridor at dawn before the traffic returns.

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Malaysia's premier marathon past the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, through Merdeka Square, and along the Klang River in tropical heat and Southeast Asian energy.

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Vietnam's capital marathon — past Hoan Kiem Lake and the ancient Ngoc Son Temple, through Hanoi's UNESCO-listed Old Quarter, along the Red River dyke, and past Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum.

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One of Asia's oldest marathons — through Tiananmen Square, past the Forbidden City, along the ancient city walls, and through Beijing's hutong alley districts.

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Hilly · ↑ 355 m

Japan's most photogenic marathon — an out-and-back course along the north shore of Kawaguchi Lake with Mount Fuji filling the sky and autumn koyo maple colours at their November peak.

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Hilly · ↑ 480 m

Running at the foot of the Himalayas — a hilly course through Kathmandu's ancient stupas, Durbar Squares, and Pashupatinath temple complex at 1,400m altitude with Himalayan peaks on the horizon.

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Southeast Asia's signature marathon — a flat loop through Bangkok's temples, night markets, and expressways starting at 2 AM to beat the tropical heat.

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China's fastest marathon — a dead-flat World Athletics Label course through Suzhou's classical garden network, along the ancient Grand Canal, and through the UNESCO-listed water-town of Tongli.

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China's fastest marathon — a near-flat loop along the iconic Bund waterfront, through Lujiazui's glass skyscrapers, and across the Huangpu River bridges.

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Flat · ↑ 55 m

The world's most extraordinary marathon setting — at dawn past the iconic Angkor Wat temple reflection, through Angkor Thom's jungle-clad towers, along stone causeways of the Khmer Empire's ancient capital.

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One of the world's oldest and most prestigious elite marathons — a flat point-to-point course through Fukuoka in ideal December conditions, with a history stretching back to 1947.

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Rolling · ↑ 102 m

Asia's biggest night marathon — run through Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay, and Singapore's gleaming downtown under floodlights and skyline glow.

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Flat · ↑ 70 m

Myanmar's capital marathon — past the golden Shwedagon Pagoda (the world's oldest Buddhist stupa), through Yangon's crumbling British colonial architecture, and along the Inya Lake foreshore.

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Rolling · ↑ 135 m

A well-organised city marathon through Taipei's diverse neighbourhoods, with December's cool subtropical winter making for comfortable racing conditions.

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Vietnam's biggest marathon — a flat course through Ho Chi Minh City's electric riverside district, past the Reunification Palace, through the French colonial boulevards at early dawn before the heat builds.

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Sri Lanka's premier marathon along Colombo's Indian Ocean coastline — past Galle Face Green, through the colonial Fort district, and along the waterfront promenade.

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Flat · ↑ 95 m

Asia's largest marathon by field size — a flat route through India's financial capital with extraordinary crowd energy and the city's boundless human spectacle.

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Rolling · ↑ 115 m

Thailand's most atmospheric marathon — through Chiang Mai's ancient moat, past flower-draped Buddhist temples, through the old walled city, and into the morning mist of the Mae Sa valley.

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Japan's second city delivers a flat, fast February marathon through Osaka's business districts, riverside promenades, and raucous food-centric streets.

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The Philippines' most prestigious marathon — uniquely run on the elevated Skyway expressway system above Metro Manila's traffic, with panoramic city views at 4 AM.

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Hilly · ↑ 380 m

Asia's largest marathon — 70,000+ runners across the iconic Tsing Ma Bridge with Hong Kong's legendary skyline as a backdrop.

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Flat · ↑ 60 m

India's most prestigious marathon through Lutyen's Delhi — past Rashtrapati Bhavan, along Rajpath's ceremonial boulevard, through India Gate, and down the iconic Connaught Place.

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Japan's most emotionally significant marathon — past the Peace Memorial Park and A-Bomb Dome, along Hiroshima's seven river delta islands, in one of the world's most meaningful cities.

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Rolling · ↑ 112 m

One of the six World Marathon Majors through Tokyo's iconic streets — fast, flat, and phenomenally well-organised.

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Rolling · ↑ 145 m

One of Asia's oldest and most competitive marathons — a tough but rewarding route through Seoul's historic and modern districts in crisp spring conditions.

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Flat · ↑ 95 m

Sichuan's World Athletics Label marathon — past the Tianfu Greenway, through Chengdu's teahouse-lined alleys, along the Jinjiang River, and into the ancient Jinli Street of China's most liveable city.

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The world's most iconic marathon challenge — 5,164 steps up and down unrestored sections of the Great Wall of China through the Yanshan Mountains north of Tianjin.

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Hilly · ↑ 275 m

The world's most spiritually atmospheric marathon — through Bali's rice terraces, temple complexes, and volcanic highland villages during the dry season, with Hindu ceremonies en route.