HIMALAYAN 100 MILE STAGE RACE 2026

Himalayan 100 Mile Stage Race has time and again been described as “World’s Most Scenic & Challenging Endurance Race”. This race is being organized since 1991. The race route is in Indo-Nepal border of the northeast Indian Himalaya. Regardless of your level of ability – whether a 10K, marathoner, or ultra-marathon runner – you can run at your own pace. There are no age limits or stage cutoff times. The aim of this event is not winning, but to enjoy the beauty of nature. During the race, panoramic views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga (4 out of the world’s 5 highest peaks) are visible. The event provides opportunity to explore the Himalayan flora & fauna like hundreds of species of flowers, traverses through tea estates, isolated jungle, pine forests, small settlements and villages and across major rivers. Yaks, wild ponies, and the Red Pandas are seen at higher elevations along with the local culture of highlanders of Himalayan border region. What Makes Himalayan 100 Mile Stage Race Unique! There are thousands of mountain trails in the world. But Himalayan Stage Race trail is a primitive and characteristic trail is held in high esteem by runners and walkers as it offers an opportunity to experience the culture, heritage of thousands of years, religion, peculiar customs and traditions besides the thrilling adventure enjoyment. This adventure trip will definitely make you to slow down to look at the stunning views of snowcapped peaks in four countries, sprawling valleys that sink out of sight, pristine forests, crystal clear skies that have never seen pollution and spectacular views of world’s four out of five tallest mountains. There are no specific rules, age bar, stage cut off time. It is World’s first and only AAA rating Eco-friendly race with excellent ground support & highest perfection and described as “Most Scenic Race in the World” and “World’s most picturesque trail-running events with grueling terrain” by Athletics Weekly, UK & “World’s Most Well Organized and Synchronized event” by Runner’s World, South Africa. The race has been listed as “World’s most challenging race of your life” by GQ Magazine, UK etc.