Marathons in Gyeonggi

Gyeonggi has one marathon in our database in South Korea, centred on Hwaseong.

Hwaseong Filial Piety Marathon typically draws around 4,000 finishers.

Browse the races below for course maps, elevation profiles, typical weather, and practical race-day detail to help you choose your next start line.

HwaseongGyeonggiSouth Korea

Hwaseong Filial Piety Marathon

The Hwaseong Filial Piety Marathon draws approximately 4,000 finishers each May on an urban road in Hwaseong, South Korea. It is one of Gyeonggi Province's biggest spring full marathons and is designed for family festival participation as well as racing. The route passes broad city roads, parkland, and the growing urban landscape of Hwaseong south of Seoul. Gentle undulations are the only breaks on an otherwise flat profile.

Next race: Sunday, 2 May 2027

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GunsanNorth JeollaSouth Korea· 82 km away

Gunsan Saemangeum International Marathon

The Gunsan Saemangeum International Marathon draws approximately 5,000 finishers each April on an urban and coastal plain road in Gunsan, South Korea. Its pancake-flat terrain makes it a popular speed course in Korea. The route passes harbor districts, flat reclaimed-land roads, and open western-coast scenery. The course is very flat throughout.

Next race: Sunday, 4 April 2027

GongjuSouth ChungcheongSouth Korea· 143 km away

Gongju Baekje Marathon

The Gongju Baekje Marathon draws approximately 4,000 finishers each October on a historic city road in Gongju, South Korea. The ancient-kingdom history gives the race a distinct cultural frame within Korean road running. The route passes Baekje-era heritage areas, river sections, and roads through the old capital. Rolling terrain with moderate climbs shapes the middle miles.

Next race: Sunday, 19 September 2027

JejuJejuSouth Korea· 193 km away

Jeju Marathon Festival

The Jeju Marathon Festival draws approximately 3,000 finishers each May on an island road in Jeju, South Korea. The island setting gives it a travel-destination feel unlike mainland Korean marathons. The route passes volcanic-island scenery, coastal stretches, and open roads shaped by Jeju's lava landscape. Rolling terrain with moderate climbs shapes the middle miles.

Next race: Sunday, 2 May 2027

DaeguDaeguSouth Korea· 193 km away

Daegu Marathon

The Daegu Marathon attracts approximately 28k finishers each April through South Korea's third-largest city in the humid southeast. The course passes the Suseongmot Lake, Daegu Stadium, and the Geumho River parklands on a flat loop through the textile capital of Korea. April cherry-blossom season and mild temperatures make it one of the country's largest spring marathons.

Next race: Sunday, 4 April 2027

BusanBusanSouth Korea· 222 km away

Busan Marathon

The Busan Marathon draws approximately 15k finishers each January through South Korea's second-largest city and premier port. The course passes Haeundae Beach, Gwangalli Bridge, and the Busan Cinema Centre on a coastal loop along the East Sea. January's crisp Korean winter and sea-breeze scenery make it the country's largest winter marathon.

Next race: Sunday, 10 January 2027

GyeongjuNorth GyeongsangSouth Korea· 246 km away

Gyeongju Marathon

The Gyeongju Marathon attracts approximately 3,156 finishers each October through Korea's ancient Silla dynasty capital — an open-air museum of temples and royal tombs. The course passes Bulguksa Temple approach, Cheomseongdae Observatory, and Anapji Pond on flat Gyeongju basin roads. October's mild Korean autumn and UNESCO heritage scenery make it one of the country's most culturally distinctive marathons.

Next race: Saturday, 17 October 2026

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