Marathon in 2023: April 9, 2023. Registration time is from March 10/0 to March 16 17.

Huai' an Jinhu International Half Marathon has been successfully held for four times, and Jinma has become the city business card of "national sports+eco-tourism" with Jinhu characteristics. The holding of marathon events has greatly enhanced the popularity and reputation of Jinhu, and also promoted the great development of Jinhu's global tourism.

Through the holding of large-scale sports events, we will help healthy China and make Jinhu a well-known global tourist destination in China. In 2023, Huaima will adopt a comprehensive project setting, with 3,000 marathon participants, 4,000 half marathon participants and 8,000 healthy runners (7.5km). The places in these three activities are all on a first-come-first-served basis.

42. 195km Waima Raceway connects the most essential scenery of Huai 'an one by one, presenting this livable, business-friendly and tourist-friendly city to the world in all directions. The competition is organized to ensure safety.

Huaima highlights:

1. Enjoy the joy of running on the "most beautiful track" of "Baili Gallery" in Li Qian Canal.

The canal is three thousand miles, drunk and beautiful in Huai' an. As a city along the canal, Huai 'an pays attention to the full integration of track setting and the scenery of the Millennium Grand Canal, and pays attention to the integration of ancient and modern times, showing charm and vitality. This "most beautiful track" will show this livable, business-friendly and tourist-friendly city in all directions in the most beautiful spring in Huai 'an.

2. "One-stop" service guarantee.

From event organization to safety guarantee, from city appearance to atmosphere creation, from accommodation and transportation to civilized etiquette, we strive for perfection, providing the best food, accommodation, transportation and race guarantee for contestants from all over the world on the "most beautiful April day", so that runners can witness more wonderful "Huai Ma" stories on the track of Huai 'an Marathon.