Udupi Triathlon -113 -

A Udupi Triathlon -113 is an endurance multisport race consisting of three sports, namely swimming, cycling, and running over various distances. The sequence of events in a triathlon is Swim first, Bike next and then Run. The race starts with the swim first, and once the participants finish the swim, they hop on to their bikes for the next leg of the race, and once they’re done with the cycling segment, they transition to the run leg, which is the final part of the race. Triathletes compete for fastest overall completion time, racing each segment sequentially with the transition time between the three disciplines included.

The sport of Triathlon originated in the 1970’s, but it has been a fairly recent entry into India. The sport is however, fast growing and attracts a lot of athletes into trying out who is the strongest of them all. With very few Triathlons being conducted in India, NEB is proud to be a pioneer in the sport – hoping to give a boost to the growth of tri-culture and making it accessible to all. The second edition of the Udupi Triathlon -113 will be held on 14th-15th Dec 2024.

Udupi, a serene coastal town nestled in the southwestern part of Karnataka, India, is a cultural and culinary gem renowned for its spirituality, pristine beaches, and delectable vegetarian cuisine. Steeped in rich history and tradition, Udupi exudes a unique charm that captivates visitors from far and wide.

At the heart of Udupi lies its spiritual significance, with the famed Sri Krishna Matha temple serving as a spiritual nucleus. This ancient temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna, attracts devotees and tourists alike with its intricate architecture, vibrant rituals, and soul-stirring bhajans. The fragrance of incense wafting through the air, the rhythmic chants, and the tranquil ambiance create an aura of profound spirituality.

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ROUTES

The route comprises of an Ocean Swim, flat, picturesque bike leg with an Ocean view on one side and the stunning Malpe River on the other side, the run leg also promises to be a flat loop to the finish line.