Award winning fun, untimed runs at heritage sites – currently in India.
Getting to Orchha is quite straightforward. However, there are quick ways to get into Orchha and there are inexpensive ways to get to Orchha. Whichever option you choose, you will end up travelling via Jhansi – the closest large city which is 20 kms away.
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The Orchha 2018 run t-shirt has been inspired by Sunrise at Orchha. The gigantic cenotaphs as seen from across the river Betwa, the omnipresent vultures who are just as stately and static as the cenotaphs they call home and runners taking it all in – are all represented on the t-shirt.
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Read on for Orchha Hotels and travel recommendations from Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and other parts of the country.
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They’re a combination of road and trail and traverse some of Orchha’s iconic heritage sites. Read more about the 5KM, 10KM and 21KM run routes here.
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Go Heritage Runs are held at scenic heritage sites of cultural and natural significance and so we ensure all our events are conducted in a sustainable manner. We do this by limiting participation, reducing waste generated, reusing materials extensively, and where feasible, sourcing locally.
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To ensure you won’t forget your encounter with the elephants, you get to take home this jute-lined elephant-themed souvenir Coorg 2018 finisher medal.
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The Coorg 2018 T-Shirt celebrates some of Coorg’s iconic landmarks – The Tandiandamol Peak, Namdroling Monastery, and Dubare Elephant Camp. The lush green landscapes are the inspiration for the colour scheme.
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Running with us in Coorg? Expect to see rolling hills, a lake and small waterfall, plantations of Coffee and spies on the route! And mist, possibly rain too – a truly Scotland of the East weather.
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Our GHR Ooty 2018 finisher medal is made by Toda artisans and will continue our tradition of making local, hand-made, craft based medals.
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The Go Heritage Run Ooty souvenir run T-shirt incorporates eucalyptus trees, the rolling blue hills (they’re called Nilgiris for a reason!), and of course the 100-year old UNESCO-designated Nilgiri Mountain Railway into the design – all of the above can be seen along the run route
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