Best runs include Patong Beach to Paradise Beach (a hilly 12km out-and-back) and Bang Wad Dam (6.4km loop). Phuket Old Town offers a great walking or running route through historic streets.

Top running spots are Lumphini and Benchakitti Parks (both parks are linked for a 8-10km loop with city views) and a scenic 4km loop around the Grand Palace and temples. Early mornings are best to avoid heat and crowds.

Running or walking through George Town is the best way to explore its colorful streets, heritage buildings, and vibrant street art. This route is flat, making it ideal for a casual jog or a cultural stroll. Penang Hill also offers some great walking or running options.

KL’s best running routes are through KLCC Park, Titiwangsa, and Perdana Botanical Gardens. A one-way scenic run from Chinatown to KLCC offers a mix of history, architecture, and green spaces, best done early morning.

A runner’s paradise with stunning routes like the Marina Bay loop and Singapore River run. A quieter, nature-filled alternative is from Kent Ridge Park to Mount Faber, offering lush greenery and city skyline views.

Great options include Albert Park Lake, the Yarra River, and St Kilda Beach. A top sightseeing loop starts and ends at the MCG, covering iconic landmarks like Parliament, Federation Square, the Shrine, and the Botanic Gardens.

A stunning coastal city for runners. Our favorite route was through the Old Town, followed by a climb up Colline du Château, rewarding with panoramic Mediterranean views and a scenic descent back into the city.

A hidden gem is the Watson’s Bay to Rose Bay run, with spectacular harbor views. Other must-run routes include the Sydney Botanic Gardens and the famous Bondi to Coogee coastal path, perfect for walking or running.