Course & Elevation
The Ladakh Marathon is one of the world's highest marathons, starting and finishing in Leh at approximately 3,500m elevation. The course winds through the stunning high-altitude desert landscape of Ladakh, featuring spectacular views of snow-capped Himalayas, Buddhist monasteries, and traditional Ladakhi villages. Runners experience significant altitude challenges combined with moderate elevation changes across the route.
Course Facts
📈 Elevation Profile
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Interactive elevation chart coming soon
650m total gain • Hilly profile
🗺️ Course Map
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Interactive course map coming soon
Leh, India • 42.195km road
🌤️ Weather on Race Day
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12°C
Temperature
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35%
Humidity
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15%
Rain Chance
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September in Ladakh offers mild, crisp weather with clear skies and low humidity. Temperatures are cool due to high altitude, with significant temperature variations between sun and shade. Thin air and intense UV radiation are primary weather considerations.
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