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Running in the DPRK: The North Korea marathon held in Pyongyang

The Pyongyang Marathon might be the most extraordinary sporting event on the planet, with runners entering North Korea to run a truly exclusive 42 kilometres.

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Running in the DPRK: The North Korea marathon held in Pyongyang

The Pyongyang Marathon might be the most extraordinary sporting event on the planet, with runners entering North Korea to run a truly exclusive 42 kilometres.

2 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Far Out Magazine broke the news in London, United Kingdom 2 days ago on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.

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