Run Bangladesh proudly announces the second edition of the internationally certified Turaag Active Dhaka 25K, taking place on February 14, 2025, at Hatirjheel, Dhaka. Following a successful inaugural event, the 2025 race promises an even bigger and better experience for runners and the community.
The Turaag Active Dhaka 25K is more than just a race; it’s a movement. Under the inspiring tagline “Run to Save Dhaka’s Heritage,” the event unites over 2500 participants from across Bangladesh and other countries to celebrate health, community, and the rich history of Dhaka. The AIMS-certified course, strategically positioned between a half marathon and a full marathon, offers a unique challenge for both seasoned runners and those looking to push their limits. Participants will traverse a scenic route in and around Hatirjheel, showcasing some of Dhaka’s most iconic landmarks and historical buildings.
“We are thrilled to bring back the Turaag Active Dhaka 25K for its second year,” says Sajnan Mohammad, Co-Founder & Managing Director of Run Bangladesh, “This event is a testament to our commitment to promoting a healthy lifestyle, showcasing Dhaka’s beauty to the world, and preserving our invaluable heritage. We invite runners of all levels to join us in this extraordinary celebration.”
The 2025 event features three race categories: The flagship 25K race, a 10.3K run, and a 3K kids run, ensuring there’s a distance for everyone. The 25K provides a platform for both professional and amateur runners to compete, achieve personal bests, and even qualify for other sanctioned races.
In addition to the race, participants and spectators can look forward to a Race Expo on 13th February 2025, at Hatirjheel Amphitheatre and Race Start at 5:00am from Red Crescent HQ, Hatirjheel, with the closing ceremony at 8:30 AM on 14th February 2025 at the Hatirjheel Amphitheatre.
About Run Bangladesh:
Run Bangladesh is a leading sports management platform dedicated to fostering a thriving running culture in Bangladesh. With a vision to create world-class race experiences, Run Bangladesh specializes in organizing endurance sports events that challenge, inspire, and bring communities together.
Run Bangladesh provides a platform for both professional athletes and amateur runners to compete, improve their performance, and gain exposure to international race standards. The organization seeks to discover hidden talents, encourage competitive running, and establish Bangladesh as a respected name in the global running community.
By continuously organizing high-quality running events, Run Bangladesh is shaping the future of endurance sports in the country—helping runners train, compete, and dream big.
About Turaag Active:
Turaag Active, a dynamic local activewear brand, is committed to empowering individuals to unlock their true potential and live without boundaries. With a strong presence in the health, fitness, and wellness industry, Turaag Active is not just a brand; it’s a lifestyle that encourages everyone to embrace their full potential.
Run Bangladesh has partnered with a prestigious roster of sponsors who share their vision for health, fitness, and community engagement:
- Title Sponsor: Turaag Active
- Co-sponsor: Clemon
- Associate Partner: Prothom Alo
- Electrolyte Juice Partner: TAAQA
- Coffee Partner: AMA
- Tea Partner: Kazi & Kazi Tea
- Healthcare Partner: United Hospital
- Media Partner: Jamuna TV
- Hospitality Partner: Basecamp
- Strategic Partners: Rope4, Mirpur Fencing Club
- Community Engagement Partner: Vromonkonna
- Magazine Partner: ICE Today
These partnerships are crucial to ensuring a world-class experience for all participants, volunteers, and spectators. Their support underscores a collective dedication to fostering a strong sporting culture in Bangladesh.
The Turaag Active Dhaka 25K 2025 aims to establish Dhaka as a premier destination for endurance running, attracting both local and international athletes. Run Bangladesh is committed to creating a vibrant and inclusive sporting environment that promotes health, wellness, and community spirit.