Riyadh – Asdaf News:
The unusual running competition known as AlUla Desert Blaze, which began on Saturday, has seen tremendous success thanks to the participation of approximately 200 male and female runners from 39 different nations.
In the sweltering summer heat, where temperatures rose as high as 43 degrees Celsius, the participants confronted the most difficult challenges. The AlUla Desert Blaze became one of the most well-liked endurance events in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nations as a result of this ground-breaking experience, which was the first of its type while also reflecting comparable global issues.
AlUla Desert Blaze epitomized qualities of fortitude, perseverance, and sportsmanship, solidifying AlUla’s status as a thriving venue for elite athletic events.
Athletes ran by the Hegra Archaeological Site, the Kingdom’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, as they crossed the finish line on the marathon course, which was surrounded by the stunning natural scenery of the historic AlUla region. The path also passes by a number of noteworthy historical locations.
