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Registration package details to be confirmed with organiser
- Registration package details to be confirmed with organiser
Event Detail
Muang Ngoa Marathon 2027 (เมืองเงาะมาราธอน) returns to Ban Na San district, Surat Thani province, Thailand for a two-day programme on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 February 2027. The current-edition organiser-derived listing places the event beside Chawang Canal, near the six-sided pavilion (ศาลาหกเหลี่ยม), and advertises a full marathon, half marathon, mini marathon and fun run. The location is in a southern Thai community associated with the distinctive local rambutan-growing region.
2027 event programme
- 42 km marathon: THB 1,000 advertised entry price.
- 21 km half-marathon category: THB 800 advertised entry price. ARC's half-marathon distance filter is 21.1 km, while the published course label is 21 km; the exact measured length and certification remain unverified.
- 10 km mini marathon: THB 600 advertised entry price.
- 4 km fun run: THB 500 advertised entry price. ARC offers no exact 4 km distance filter, so this is listed in the description rather than incorrectly using its 4.2 km or 5 km filters.
Important details to confirm before attending
The organiser’s 2027 poster confirms the 20–21 February weekend and all four race distances. The distance-by-day programme, local flag-off times (ICT, UTC+7), race-pack collection and registration deadline are still to be confirmed. Check the organiser's original announcement and final race-day instructions before making travel plans.
The listed fees are prices advertised in the current-edition organiser-derived programme and do not establish that registration is still available. Registration enquiries and updates are directed to the Muang Ngoa Marathon official Facebook organiser. The publicly indexed 2027 programme is recorded at https://www.runlah.com/th/dCSgqqo9 (updated 31 October 2026). Earlier editions had different distances and schedules; do not apply older years' start times, prizes or race-pack rules to 2027.
Map note: The pin is an approximate riverside reference based on historic organiser locality information, not verified coordinates for the 2027 six-sided pavilion or starting arch. Follow current organiser directions to the pavilion and canal.