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In love for heritage
Around 1,000 runners and heritage enthusiasts including children participated in the ‘Go Heritage Run – Hyderabad’. The event was organised by Hyderabad Runners Society in association with INTACH Hyderabad, Telangana Tourism and iKeva at Taramati Baradari on Sunday.
Around 1,000 runners and heritage enthusiasts including children participated in the ‘Go Heritage Run – Hyderabad’. The event was organised by Hyderabad Runners Society in association with INTACH Hyderabad, Telangana Tourism and iKeva at Taramati Baradari on Sunday.
This run saw participation from children as young as six years old and as old as 79 years. The 21km run started at 5.30 am and saw 400 participants, followed by the 10km run, which was attended by 450 runners and about 150 participants joined the 5k run.
About 75 volunteers from Hyderabad Runners ensured that all runners had adequate support including water and electrolytes. Care Hospitals, the medical partner for Go Heritage Run – Hyderabad provided medical support, paramedics and emergency standby vehicles.
Anuradha Reddy, INTACH Hyderabad, led an exploration of the history of Taramati and relationship between ‘Diamonds and Golconda’ after the run was completed.
