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Marathons in Asia

Browse marathon races in Asia with athlete-first guides, sources, and planning tools.

Updated and verified Aug 4, 2026

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  • Sembalun Mountain Marathon
    13 September 2026West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia • mixed • hilly • Verified 2026-04-04
  • Thimphu Marathon
    19 September 2026Thimphu, Bhutan • road • hilly • Verified 2026-04-04
  • Lake Tazawa Marathon
    20 September 2026Tazawako, Japan • road • Verified 2026-04-04
  • Almaty Marathon
    27 September 2026Almaty, Kazakhstan • road • rolling • Verified 2026-04-04
  • Kuching Marathon
    27 September 2026Kuching, Malaysia • road • Verified 2026-04-04
  • Moscow Marathon
    27 September 2026Moscow, Russia • road • Verified 2026-07-10

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  • Tokyo Marathon
    7 March 2027Tokyo, Japan • road • Verified 2026-04-04

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  • Chiang Mai Marathon
    25 September 2027Chiang Mai, Thailand • road • flat • Verified 2026-04-04

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Marathon races in Asia

Use this hub to shortlist a region, then open a country hub for the full directory. We keep these pages curated so you can browse quickly — and we show sources + verification timestamps where possible.

How to use this hub

  • Choose 1–2 countries where travel and logistics are realistic.
  • Open an event guide, verify time-sensitive details on the official site, and pick a plan length you can execute.
  • Practice fueling and pacing early so race week stays calm.

Training guardrails

  • Keep easy runs truly easy so workouts stay high quality.
  • Progress one variable at a time (volume first, then intensity).
  • Use cutback weeks every 3–4 weeks to absorb training.
  • If pain changes your gait, scale back and get assessed.

How to use this guide

Treat this page as a decision checklist:

  1. Confirm the race date and official logistics.
  2. Choose a realistic training plan length (16–24 weeks is common).
  3. Practice fueling and pacing in long runs.
  4. Keep race week simple: tested shoes, tested gels, conservative start.

Verification reminder

Race details change between editions (dates move, routes get rerouted, and registration rules update). Use this page as a starting point, then confirm time-sensitive details on the official site close to race day.

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FAQs

Why doesn’t this directory have tons of filters?

Because the fastest way to pick a race is usually a short, curated list — not a maze of filters. Open an event guide to see the details that change training and race-week decisions.

Where do the facts come from?

We store sources for each event and show a last-verified timestamp. If we can’t verify a time-sensitive fact, we mark it as unknown.

How should I pick a race date?

Choose a date you can realistically build toward, then train backward with a plan length that matches your base and recovery.

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