Held at about 11,500 feet altitude, this is one of the world’s highest road marathons with thin oxygen levels and cold winds.
42.2 km (Full Marathon)
This route climbs up to 17,582 feet, making it one of the highest road races in the world, with steep climbs and extreme altitude.
72 km & 122 km (Ultra categories)
Held in the Thar Desert, run on sand and desert roads with temperatures often above 40°C.
21 km & 42 km
Mountain terrain, sharp inclines, and cold climate make this one of India’s toughest hill marathons.
42.2 km
Trail race through the Western Ghats with dense forest paths, mud tracks, and high humidity, especially during the monsoon season.
50 km & 75 km
Includes more than 1,800 meters of elevation gain, passing through tea estates and forest trails with long continuous climbs.
50 km, 80 km & 100 km
High-altitude trail race near Manali with rocky paths and unpredictable mountain weather, including sudden rain and cold winds.
10 km to 50 km (various categories)
Flat but harsh terrain across the Rann of Kutch, with dry winds and extreme daytime heat testing stamina.
21 km & 42 km
Heavy rainfall, slippery roads, and humidity make breathing and footing difficult, despite low altitude.
42.2 km