Mandiri Jogja Marathon

YogyakartaIndonesia

Next race

Sunday, 20 June 2027

4:45 am start

Distance

42.195 km / 26.2 mi

Cultural heritage road

Elevation

Rolling · 150 m gain

150 m climbing

Race profile

Overview

The Mandiri Jogja Marathon draws approximately 3,000 finishers each June on a cultural heritage road in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It is Indonesia's most culture-forward major marathon, built around the Jogja heritage landscape. The route passes village roads, rice fields, and temple-country scenery around Prambanan and greater Jogja. Rolling terrain with moderate climbs shapes the middle miles.

Mandiri Jogja Marathon is a certified 42.195 km (26.2 mile) marathon — the standard World Athletics marathon distance.

Typical participants

Approximately 3,000 finishers

Weather

Hot and humid winter

26–27°C · humidity 75–85%

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Course & terrain

Mandiri Jogja Marathon course

Course route details, elevation profile, and downloadable GPX for race-week planning.

Starts and finishes in the Prambanan area outside Yogyakarta. The route passes village roads, rice fields, and temple-country scenery around Prambanan and greater Jogja. Rolling terrain with moderate climbs. Rolling terrain with moderate climbs shapes the middle miles.

Registration

Mandiri Jogja Marathon entry requirements

The Mandiri Jogja Marathon accepts open online registration at mandirimarathon.co.id with no ballot or qualifying time required. Sign-up for the June race typically opens several months beforehand and places are allocated first-come, first-served. International runners use the same online portal as domestic entrants.

Getting there

Mandiri Jogja Marathon travel

Airports closest to Yogyakarta for flight planning and race-week travel.
Closest airport

Adisutjipto International Airport (JOG)

8 km / 5 mi

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Mandiri Jogja Marathon elevation profile?
The Mandiri Jogja Marathon has 150 metres of total climbing and 140 metres of descent over 42.195 km (26.2 miles). The course is rolling, with 10 metres of net climb from start to finish.
How long is the Mandiri Jogja Marathon?
The Mandiri Jogja Marathon is the standard marathon distance of 42.195 kilometres (26.2 miles), certified to World Athletics rules. Cultural heritage road starting and finishing in the Prambanan area outside Yogyakarta.
What time does the Mandiri Jogja Marathon start?
The 2027 Mandiri Jogja Marathon starts at 4:45 am local time on Sunday, 20 June 2027. Arrive early for baggage drop and corral access — official race communications confirm any last-minute schedule changes.
Where does the Mandiri Jogja Marathon start and finish?
Starts and finishes in the Prambanan area outside Yogyakarta. Updated each year.
When is the Mandiri Jogja Marathon and how do I register?
Mandiri Jogja Marathon is typically held in June. Registration opens may use a lottery or tiered entry when demand exceeds capacity.
Is the Mandiri Jogja Marathon course flat?
The course includes rolling with moderate climbs. Study the official course profile at before setting pace targets.
What landmarks does the Mandiri Jogja Marathon pass?
Runners see Prambanan-area roads, rice-field sections, and the cultural landscape around Jogja.
What weather should runners expect at Mandiri Jogja Marathon?
Usually warm and humid with an early start needed before tropical heat builds.

Last updated 11 October 2026. Edition dates and course details are reviewed regularly.

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