PORTALJABAR, BANDUNG CITY - The 2026 Tahura Trail Run Race (TTRR) will be held again at the Ir. H. Djuanda Forest Park (Tahura), Bandung City, on January 24-25, 2026.

TTRR is considered a pioneering trail running event in Indonesia and is now in its 11th edition. According to trailruntahura.com, the event attracted 2,883 participants across various categories.

Thousands of runners came from various regions to take part in the trail running event which combines sporting challenges, natural beauty, and tourism experiences.

The 2026 Tahura Trail Run Race was officially flagged off by the Mayor of Bandung, Muhammad Farhan.

This activity is one of the leading sports tourism agendas that utilizes the city forest area as a sports space as well as a nature-based tourist destination.

Various race categories were held in TTRR 2026, ranging from the Family Trail 6K to the Full Marathon 42K.

The entire route is designed to pass through the iconic routes of the Ir. H. Djuanda Natural Park, known for its challenging terrain and distinctive natural panoramas.

In addition to focusing on competition, TTRR 2026 also promotes the concept of a sustainable race. Through the "Running for Conservation" mission, the event integrates the "One Runner, One Tree" movement as a form of concern for environmental preservation.

Commitment to sustainability is demonstrated through efforts to reduce carbon footprints, responsible waste management, and aligning competition activities with nature conservation principles.

With this approach, TTRR 2026 will not only be a sporting event, but also part of a green movement that involves the wider community.

The 2026 Tahura Trail Run Race series of activities also includes a Trail Expo, which serves as a meeting place for participants, the running community, and sports industry players.

This expo presents various products, innovations, and supporting activities that strengthen the national trail running ecosystem.

The 2026 Tahura Trail Run Race is expected to encourage the development of sustainable sports tourism, while also campaigning for environmental awareness through nature-based sports activities.