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The Songkhla Marathon gives its runners 7 hours for the full distance and 3 hours 30 minutes for the half.
The organiser’s rules set a time limit of 7 hours for the marathon and 3 hours 30 minutes for the half. Runners must pass designated checkpoints inside their time limits, and anyone who misses one is taken back to the finish line by the organiser. Finisher medals and shirts go only to runners who meet the cut-off and finish criteria. The marathon minimum age is 19.
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The organiser describes Songkhla Marathon as the longest-running marathon in southern Thailand and the first in the south, and says it earned the World Athletics Road Race Label in 2023. The 27th edition was held on 23 August 2026, with a fun run the day before. The start and finish area is at Tinsulanoda Stadium on Chalathat Road in Songkhla.
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