Challenge Tours

Founded in 1999, the The Great Wall International Marathon is an internationally renowned marathon held annually at the The Great Wall in Jizhou District, Tianjin, China. Renowned for its challenging Great Wall course and breathtaking natural scenery, it is known as "one of the world's top ten coolest marathons" and "the most challenging adventure marathon." The event, which includes a full marathon, a half marathon, and a mini marathon, attracts runners from around the world each year to experience the majesty of the Great Wall and the unique cultural charm of northern China.

Challenge Taiwan is the largest triathlon event in the Asia-Pacific region. Every year, more than 7,000 families gather in Taitung and Challenge Taiwan to complete dreams and write stories together. Because of the triathlon, believe in yourself and learn to be brave; because of the triathlon, you know how to perfectly balance the challenge and life; because the process is full of experience, sweat, persistence and faith, become the "iron man" that others are proud of and move forward with more people.

Experience spring in northern Japan at the 2027 Aomori Sakura Marathon! Certified by the Japan Association of Athletics Federations (JAAF), this scenic race invites runners to take on the course surrounded by northern Japan's full-bloom cherry blossoms.

The Daegu Marathon traces its history back to August 9, 1953, when a commemorative marathon was held in Daegu to mark the 17th anniversary of Sohn Kee-chung’s historic marathon victory. With its city-center course, the event is designed as a festival-style marathon where runners can enjoy the race together with local citizens and spectators.

Mt. Fuji Marathon is an annual international event jointly hosted by Yamanashi Prefecture and Shizuoka Prefecture in Japan. Since its first event in 2012, it has quickly become one of the "must-run events in a lifetime" that runners around the world aspire to. The course is centered on the natural landscape around Mount Fuji, integrating cultural and geographical features. It is known as the "most beautiful marathon route in the world" and is a dream event.

Marking its grand 30th anniversary this year, the event is grandly held at the Zhuhai International Airshow Center. As one of the world's top five airshows, the Zhuhai Airshow is held biennially, with attendance projected to approach nearly 600,000. This year's airshow comprehensively showcases the latest cutting-edge weapons, equipment, and aerospace technologies across land, sea, air, space, electromagnetic, and cyber domains.

The Seoul Marathon, founded in 1931, is the oldest city marathon in Asia and the only race in South Korea to receive the World Athletics (WA) Platinum Label certification. Held annually in March, the race's full marathon route starts at the iconic Gwanghwamun Square, winds through downtown Seoul, and ends at Jamsil Sports Complex. The cool, pleasant early spring weather, combined with a flat, straight, and almost undulating course, has earned it global acclaim as "the easiest fast course to break a personal best (PB)." Whether you're an elite runner seeking to push your speed limits or a traveler wanting to experience the charm of Seoul on foot, this is a must-run international long-distance running event!

The history of the New Taipei City Wan Jin Shi Marathon dates back to the 2003 "Jinshan Marathon". The inaugural edition had its start‑and‑finish line at the Jinshan Youth Activity Center. It was a small‑scale local sporting event with only around 4,000 participants. Following years of brand development, it has grown into Taiwan’s only international‑level marathon accredited with the IAAF Silver Label by World Athletics (formerly the International Association of Athletics Federations).

The 2027 Kaohsiung Fubon Marathon unveils brand-new highlights. For the first time, the Marathon and Half Marathon categories will feature a new route that **traverses north to south across Kaohsiung**. Adopting an A-B point design, the race starts at Times Avenue in Dream Mall, Kaohsiung, and finishes at the National Stadium, Kaohsiung, allowing runners to experience the city’s scenery and vibrancy on foot.