Registration
Registration Closed
Region
Central Taiwan
Race details
Distinctive features
- The official branding explicitly presents it as a mountain-town party marathon rather than a generic road race.
- Public Nantou promotion ties the event to tourism, food, scenery, and local culture, giving it a strong run-trip identity.
- Alongside the usual marathon, half, challenge, and parent-child formats, the structure also includes dedicated visually impaired and para divisions.
Runner notes
- Public 2026 listings place the venue at the softball field of National Puli Industrial Vocational High School's second campus; lodging and parking in Puli are worth arranging early.
- The event has historically emphasized Puli's mountain-town setting, local aid-station culture, and run-travel atmosphere rather than a purely flat PB-style city course.
- The official guide lists registration from May 1 to June 30, 2026 or until capacity is reached, with race packets mailed domestically; overseas runners can pick up materials during the specified pre-race window or at race-day service.
Summary
Puli Power is positioned less like a plain road race and more like a mountain-town running festival. Public registration and Nantou promotional material both frame it as a mix of sport, tourism, local food, and Puli scenery rather than a pure results-first event.
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