The Early Years
2013Established in 2013, the Bali Marathon is now 13 years old. From its first edition in Gianyar, it has evolved into a race that reflects the character of its host region in Indonesia.
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The Bali Marathon traverses the scenic rural areas of Gianyar and surrounding districts, passing through rice paddies, traditional villages, and temple gates. Runners experience authentic Balinese culture with warm hospitality from locals, though the route features rolling hills and humidity that challenge participants. The course is well-organized with support stations every 3-5km featuring water, energy drinks, and tropical fruits.
Surface: road Profil: Ondulé
Météo
Température 26.5°C
Humidité 78%
Risque de pluie 45%
August is part of Bali's dry season with moderate humidity and warm temperatures. Afternoon tropical showers are possible but morning races typically avoid the heaviest rainfall. Strong sun exposure requires sun protection.
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The Race
Gianyar
Histoires & Légendes
Running Through a Postcard
The Bali Marathon route is one of those courses where runners forget their pace and reach for their phones. The scenery through Gianyar and its surroundings has earned this race a reputation as one of the most photogenic in Asia.
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Anecdotes
- ▸ The race starts at sunrise to avoid the hottest part of the day and maximize cultural viewing opportunities as villages awaken.
- ▸ Runners pass through over 15 traditional Balinese temples and receive blessings from local priests at designated points along the course.
- ▸ The Bali Marathon is one of Southeast Asia's most affordable marathons, with registration costs significantly lower than major Asian city races.
- ▸ Local runners often wear traditional Balinese sarongs under their race bibs, creating a colorful and unique visual spectacle.
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