Skip to content

Marathon edition

Hanoi Marathon

26.2 miles

2025 race

£48A2, unframed · VAT included where applicable

ColourChalk · Classic map
Size42 × 59.4 cmSize guide
FrameUnframedFramed +£51
Add a name, time and bibOptional. Printed under the race name.

Buying for a runner? Use their name and time, or leave these blank for the course alone.

Hours:minutes:seconds

Want the date, a tagline or other map layers? Customise in full

Free UK and EU delivery · Made to order · Free reprint if it arrives damaged

Why runners love it
  • Drawn from the official Hanoi Marathon course — 26.2 miles.
  • 6 palettes — Chalk, Frost, Lichen, Blueprint, Graphite and Forest — each as a classic map, plus the Dot edition in Dot Blue, Dot Red and Dot Lime and 9 new route designs, Dot Line, Curtain, Riso, Contour, Survey, Swiss, Aurora, Pixel and Kilometres.
  • Personalise every style but the Dot edition with your name, finish time and bib number.
  • Designed in London, printed to order on archival paper.
Delivery and returns

Made to order · Free UK and EU delivery, UK in 3–6 business days · elsewhere from £8.95 (rates and delivery times)

Free reprint if it arrives damaged or misprinted: just tell us within 14 days. As it's made to your details, there are no change-of-mind returns (returns policy)

Secure checkout by Stripe

Paper and sizes

Unframed, or framed at A2, A3 or A4 and ready to hang. Every size is standard, so an off-the-shelf frame fits too. Size guide

Ran a different race? Build your own route print

The frame

Solid wood, 2 cm face, shatterproof acrylic glazing, no mount. Arrives ready to hang.

Made for A2, A3 and A4 prints and delivered to the UK, the EU (except Iceland), the US, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Singapore.

The course

The Heritage Race is built around Hanoi's landmarks rather than around any single defining feature. The organisers name eleven heritage sites the race showcases: among them Hoan Kiem Lake, the Opera House, St Joseph's Cathedral, the Flag Tower, the Temple of Literature, the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Quan Thanh Temple, and Tran Quoc Pagoda on West Lake. Which of them you pass, and in what order, we cannot confirm. Hanoi is low and level and the course reflects that. There is no climb worth naming. The difficulty is heat, humidity and the sheer number of turns. The start has moved more than once. A closed loop at Hoan Kiem Lake ran through 2023; the 2024 race set off from Le Duan, by Thong Nhat Park, and looped back to it. Beyond that we would rather not guess. If you ran it, your memory of the order is better than ours.

Start
Le Duan, by Thong Nhat Park, central Hanoi (2024 edition; the venue has moved between editions and the organiser's own race page lists the start as to be announced)
Finish
Back at the Le Duan / Thong Nhat Park start — the 2024 course is a closed loop. The exact finish venue could not be verified.
Shape
loop
Terrain
Flat throughout. Central Hanoi has no meaningful gradient; the demands are heat, humidity and a high number of turns through the old city.
Along the way
  • Hanoi Flag Tower
  • Hanoi Opera House
  • Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
  • Hoan Kiem Lake
  • Quan Thanh Temple
  • St Joseph's Cathedral
  • Temple of Literature
  • Tran Quoc Pagoda and West Lake

Course details for this race are limited in published sources, so this description covers only what we could confirm.