2026 Big Star Half Marathon
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June 27, 2026 (Sat)
Region · Venue
Seoul · Peace Park
Registration Period
Mar 06, 2026–Jun 18, 2026
Category · Fee
Race Information
The '2026 Big Star Half Marathon' will be grandly held on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at the Peace Square of Sangam World Cup Park in Seoul. Hosted and organized by the Big Star Sharing Volunteer Association, this event is designed as a joyful festival where men and women of all ages with healthy bodies can participate and run together. Participants will enjoy the race while taking in the fresh air and natural scenery of Sangam World Cup Park, a representative resting space in the city.
The race categories are divided into three sections: Half course, 10km, and 5km, allowing everyone from marathon beginners to experienced runners to choose according to their fitness level. In particular, precise time measurement services are provided for participants in all categories, offering an opportunity to challenge their limits and check their official records. The race starts promptly at 9:00 AM from Peace Square in Sangam World Cup Park and proceeds along the designated course.
Registration is available online through the official website until Thursday, June 18, 2026, and the participation fee is 50,000 KRW for all categories. Special souvenirs to commemorate the event and award programs for finishers are prepared, so participants can enjoy abundant benefits along with the joy of running. Detailed course guides, participant precautions, and award details can be found in the event summary menu on the website. We hope many people will take this opportunity to improve their health and have a meaningful time reflecting on the significance of sharing through this competition.
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