Dare yourself on

March 9, 2025


What’s in store


Finisher’s Medal

Race T Shirt

Timing eCertificate

Prize

75K – Men and Women

Open45 plus
1st35,00015,000
2nd25,00012,000
3rd20,00011,000

42 K – Men and Women

Open45 plus
1st20,00010,000
2nd15,0009,000
3rd10,0008,000

21 K – Men and Women

Open45 plus
1st10,0007,000
2nd9,0006,000
3rd8,0005,000

10 K – Men and Women

Open45 plus
1st7,0004,000
2nd6,0003,000
3rd5,0002,500

We have got you covered





Tsomgo Ultra stands out as the sole ultra-race in the state of Sikkim, meticulously organized by dedicated and passionate runners. In its second edition, the race evolved from a challenging 42 km run to an ultra-distance event in 2023, catering to the aspirations of runners seeking to push their limits. The primary goal of the event extends beyond the race itself, aiming to contribute to the creation of a healthier society for comprehensive development.

Anticipating the 2025 edition, Tsomgo Ultra 4.0 pledges to surpass previous achievements, promising an event that is grander and more enriching than ever before

About the Medals

Tsomgo Ultra 4.0

2025 Year of the Snow Lion

Snow Lion, a mythical creature deeply rooted in Sikkimese culture. It holds great symbolic significance, representing strength, courage, and the purity of the high mountains. It is often depicted in traditional art, folklore, and religious iconography, embodying the spirit of the Himalayas. The Snow Lion serves as a reminder of Sikkim’s rich cultural heritage and its deep connection to the natural and spiritual world.

Tsomgo Ultra 3.0

2024 Year of the Red Panda

Sikkim is home to the Red Panda, an endangered species. The presence of Red Pandas in the region is indicative of the rich biodiversity of the Himalayan ecosystem. The Red Panda is also culturally significant in Sikkim. It features in local folklore and traditions, and its unique appearance makes it a symbol of natural beauty and diversity

Tsomgo Ultra 2.0

2023 Year of the Yak

Yaks have cultural significance in Sikkim, they are known for their resilience in harsh climatic conditions and are well adapted to high-altitude environments of Sikkim. Revered by the people living in the mountainous regions of Sikkim and are often associated with traditional ceremonies and festivals.