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Yeti marathon Nepal. Wildmarathon Series

9 October 2022
Manang, nepal
Manang , Annapurna region, Nepal
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mountains race
43 KM
5 days
100 Runners
ALTERNATE DISTANCES: 21KM / 10KM
Difficulty:    Intermediate
ENTRY FEE:    1840 EUR
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Yeti Marathon Nepal is a race in format marathon, half marathon and 10k .

The race is a part of the international Wildmarathon Series circuit in Nepal, Mexico, Tanzania, Finland or Morocco.

The location is in the amazing circuit of Annapurnas in Nepal. Previous to the race all participants will enjoy a 4 days Trekking program with yoga and training sessions and as optional they could climb to the Pissang Peak at 6090m

The 11 days pack includes transfers, all meals, accommodations, and all services during the trekking running program More info at www.wildmarathon.com.

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