India's most scenic marathons, organized at heritage sites across India.
The T-shirt incorporates elements of shoe prints and coffee bean against a lime green background and the vamp of the shoe in the center depicts both a bean and a leaf and the back of the T-shirt has the GHR Coorg logo – Coorg inscribed in coffee powder and interspersed with coffee beans.
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The goal of the run was two-fold: Introduce the centuries-old cultural legacy of the founders of the city of Hyderabad to fitness enthusiasts and Plan an event that Hyderabad’s running community can use to train for the upcoming Airtel Hyderabad Marathon slated for the end of August.
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The Taramati Baradari is a 12 doorway-ed palatial structure built by Abdullah Qutb Shah, the Seventh Sultan of Golconda, in 1625 to celebrate Taramati, one of his courtesans. The medal is a laser-cut engraving of the front view of the Baradari complete with its doorways and Islamic cornices.
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Persian windows are the basis of the run t-shirt design for GHR Hyderabad, recalling the Qutb Shahi dynasty (or Golconda Sultanate) and its roots in Persia.
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Runners make their way downhill through a series of tree-lined curves and switchbacks on the trail and are then, without warning, presented with quite the sensory assault – the heady aroma of eucalyptus and a clearing leading to a green meadow stretching as far as the eye can see.
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The Go Heritage Run Ooty finisher medal is a quaint steam engine intricately laser cut in wood. It is not just a medal, it’s a souvenir too!
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A lot of thought goes into your t-shirt design at Go Heritage Runs. For the run in Ooty, the trees, tea and the Nilgiri Mountain Railway line influenced our design process.
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Early Sunday morning, over 250 runners set out along the 5K, 10K and 21K run routes around Warangal Fort. They ran around the Warangal Fort ruins, around its lofty gateways and past idyllic villages and lakes in their vicinity.
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Our GHR Warangal Medal is actually a Cheriyal painting! So you don’t just get the satisfaction of running at a heritage site, but also take home a heritage souvenir and the satisfaction of having helped an art that needs support.
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We’ve just launched registrations for our next Go Heritage Run – we’re returning to the lovely hills of Ooty. On Sunday, the 29th of May 2016, expect to run through the historic Lawrence School and its grounds and meadows, and past the Niligri Mountain Railway.
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