HCMC MARATHON 2025: "THE PEOPLE’S VICTORY" – A CELEBRATION OF RESILIENCE AND UNITY

Mark your calendars! The HCMC Marathon 2025 will take place on January 12, 2025, with the theme "The People’s Victory." This event is more than just a race—it’s a tribute to our collective resilience and unity. Victory here is measured by every stride we take together, overcoming challenges as one community.

A Tribute to History and Unity

The marathon will begin at the iconic Reunification Palace**, a symbol of Vietnam's triumph and resilience since April 30, 1975. As we run through Ho Chi Minh City, we will celebrate “50 years of victory”, reflecting on our progress and looking forward to a brighter future.

This marathon is about more than competition - it’s about unity. Whether you're running, walking, or cheering, your participation helps build a healthier, stronger community.

Join 11,000 Runners in the Celebration

With nearly 11,000 runners expected, the HCMC Marathon 2025 will be a celebration of perseverance, hope, and community. As we cross the finish line together, we’ll share in the joy of every step forward and embrace the journey we’ve made as a united city.

Step Proudly Toward the Future

Join us and “Step Proudly” in this unforgettable event. The HCMC Marathon is a chance to honor our past, celebrate the present, and shape a future of health and unity.

For more details and registration, visit: https://bit.ly/HCMCMarathon2025
Normal Rate will end soon: November 22, 2024. Don’t miss out!

Let’s run together and make the 2025 HCMC Marathon a victory for all!

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