'Unique' Runs: Asia, Middle East, Africa, Australia/New Zealand

Runnable roads and paths among the temples & archaeological ruins in the Angkor Wat area.

A run among the terraced rice paddies on small, unnamed roads in Canggu.

One of the largest tree canopies in the world, in Kolkata's Botantical Gardens.

Run on one of the most important roads in India--the original British-built 'Kings Way'

Former horse track in Ho Chi Minh City is a popular recreational spot in a tough city for running.

Spectacular, verdant run in Singapore through & above lush canopy, with great views of the city.

The plaza up to the Ataturk Mausoleum is a breathtaking experience.

Start at the Gates of Peace for this somber and inspirational run that's scenic as well.

Sapporo, on Japan's island of Hokkaido, is the snowiest major city in the world.

Run on Sphinx-lined temple paths in one of the world's oldest & sunniest cities!

Tehran's Valiasr Street stretches for 17.5 km and has wide, tree-lined sidewalks.

Feel like Lawrence of Arabia in this classic desert run. Use a touring company.

Paved path through the desert in Abu Dhabi is even lit at night!

Run on a paved path along the Dead Sea in Ein Bokek. Nearby Masada is also a unique run!

Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina F1 circuit is opened to runners for one festive night each week.

The Al Khasir Island Loop in Abu Dhabi. Great skyline views, too!

Run the Corniche in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia to see King Fahd’s Fountain.

Eldoret and Itan  are the epicenters of running in Kenya's Rift Valley.

Run around this UNESCO site, home to numerous hominid fossils. Near Johannesburg.

Record your own time or see displays of record times on this 3.8 km gravel track around Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens.

Great views of the Dubai skyline and Burj Khalifa -- the world's tallest building -- from our routes in Al Safa Park, Zabeel Park, or the Dubai Marina.