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Thailand's ultimate ultra and the crown jewel of the event. Crafted over 11 years, the route unlocks the hidden soul of Mae Hong Son: forest trails, hill tribe culture and landscapes that have to be seen to be believed. It is billed as a once-in-a-lifetime journey.
THA 100 runs through scenic farmland, hill tribe villages and a mountain hydro plant
THA 200 (Manora to Jik Jong) climbs into deep forest and ancient villages near Pang Mapha, home to archaeological sites over 32,500 years old
THA 200 (Jik Jong to Phi Lu) opens with a brutal, steep climb up Doi Jik Jong and passes remote mystical villages
THA 300 combines the legendary Doi Jik Jong climb with the beauty of the THA 100 route
THA 500 is Thailand's ultimate ultra, crafted over 11 years through forest trails and hill tribe country
Rugged ridgelines and cool highland air in northern Thailand
Start / Finish
Pai, Pai District, Mae Hong Son, Thailand
Pai, Pai District, Mae Hong Son, Thailand
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Route
Getting There
Expo
Race Day
What to bring
Mobile phone with a Dtac, AIS or True Move SIM
Reflective vest
Whistle
Water backpack or bottles
Two emergency blankets
Basic first aid supplies
What you get
Finisher medal
Finisher t-shirt
Chip timing
Event T-shirts
Finisher's T-shirts
Finisher hoodie
Duffle bag
Buckle for THA 300 and THA 500 finishers
Nutrition stations
Bag drop
Medical assistance
Drink stations
On the day
Bag drop
First aid on course
Before you enter
Other questions
Registration transfer or participant detail changes are permitted until 30 September 2026, or until the event reaches full capacity, whichever occurs first. A service fee of 500 THB applies per request. No changes or transfers will be accepted after this date.
Mandatory gear is checked on bib collection day and includes a phone with a Dtac, AIS or True Move SIM, a reflective vest, a whistle, a water backpack or bottles, two emergency blankets, and basic first aid supplies.
THA 500 has 44 service points and 4 drop bags at 111 km, 199 km, 287 km and 408 km. THA 300 has 26 service points and 2 drop bags at 88 km and 209 km. THA 200 Manora has 17 service points and 1 drop bag at 111 km. THA 200 Jik Jong has 16 service points and 1 drop bag at 88 km. THA 100 Phi Lu has 9 service points and no drop bag.
Coverage is patchy in the mountains. The organisers estimate that Dtac, AIS and True Move SIM cards give roughly 70 to 80 percent coverage along the routes, which is why a phone with one of those SIMs is part of the mandatory kit.
Pack spare clothing, extra nutrition, foot care supplies, a head torch with spare batteries and anything you personally rely on between checkpoints. Drop bags are only available at the distances listed for each race, so anything you need elsewhere must be carried.
Pai, Thailand
Sunday, November 22, 2026
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€1,087
entry fee