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TIRANGA NIGHT RUN 2026

A Midnight Tribute. A Nation United.

ABOUT THE EVENT

RUN TO FREEDOM. RUN FOR INDIA.

This Independence Day, Jaipur won’t just witness the celebration of freedom — we’ll run into it together.

On the night of 14 August 2026, join thousands of runners, families, fitness enthusiasts and proud Indians as we come together for a symbolic run celebrating the spirit of freedom, unity and our shared journey as a nation.

Carry the Tiranga with pride, run through the heart of Jaipur and be part of a unique Independence Day experience that culminates at midnight, as we welcome 15 August — India’s Independence Day — together.

ONE NATION. ONE FLAG. ONE NIGHT.

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

🇮🇳 Carry the Tiranga

Every participant becomes a part of the celebration by carrying the national flag with pride.

🏃 Run Together

A community run bringing together people from different backgrounds, ages and walks of life.

🌃 Jaipur After Dark

Experience Jaipur’s iconic city roads and landmarks in a completely different atmosphere.

🕛 Midnight Celebration

The run builds towards a powerful moment at midnight as we enter 15 August together.

🎶 National Anthem at Midnight

The celebration culminates with the National Anthem at midnight, marking the beginning of Independence Day.

❤️ A Tribute to a United Nation

A run dedicated to the freedom we have inherited and the responsibility we share in building a stronger India.

ABOUT THE RUN

Tiranga Night Run 2026 is more than a running event.

It is a celebration of freedom, unity, patriotism and the spirit of India.

As Jaipur comes alive at night, runners will take to the streets carrying the Tiranga and moving together towards a symbolic midnight celebration.

The idea is simple:

We run as one.
We celebrate as one.
We enter Independence Day as one.

This event also aligns with the spirit of Har Ghar Tiranga, encouraging citizens to carry the message of the national flag from every home to every heart.

OUR ROUTE

COLLECTORATE CIRCLE → VIDHAN SABHA → COLLECTORATE CIRCLE

The run begins at Collectorate Circle, moves towards Vidhan Sabha, and returns to the starting point.

Route Flow:

Collectorate Circle
↓
Vidhan Sabha
↓
U-Turn at Vidhan Sabha
↓
Return via the same route
↓
Collectorate Circle – Finish

Participants will pass through prominent Jaipur landmarks along the route, creating a memorable night-running experience through the city.

TOTAL DISTANCE

12 KM

Start Point: Collectorate Circle
Turning Point: Vidhan Sabha
Finish Point: Collectorate Circle

THE MIDNIGHT MOMENT

This is what makes Tiranga Night Run 2026 different.

The run isn’t simply about reaching the finish line.

It is about reaching a moment together.

As the clock approaches midnight, runners and participants will gather to mark the transition from 14 August to 15 August.

At midnight:

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE PLAYED

And together, we welcome 15 August — Independence Day.

One moment.
One flag.
One nation.

WHY WE RUN

FOR FREEDOM.

We run to remember the value of the freedom we enjoy today.

FOR UNITY.

Different people. Different stories. One India.

FOR OUR HERITAGE.

We celebrate the history, culture and identity that make India unique.

FOR THE FUTURE.

We run towards the India we want to build — stronger, healthier and united.

FOR THE TIRANGA.

Because the flag is more than a symbol.

It represents our shared identity.

HAR GHAR TIRANGA

One Flag. Every Home. Every Heart.

The event carries forward the spirit of Har Ghar Tiranga, encouraging citizens to celebrate India’s national flag with pride.

Through the run, we aim to bring the message of:

Patriotism.
Unity.
Pride.
Responsibility.

from every participant to every family.

NIGHT TOURISM × FITNESS × PATRIOTISM

Experience Jaipur Differently.

Jaipur has a story to tell — and this time, we’re experiencing it under the night sky.

The event brings together:

Night Tourism
+
Fitness
+
Heritage
+
Community
+
Patriotism

Creating an Independence Day experience that is not just about running, but about experiencing Jaipur together.

EVENT JOURNEY

01 — ARRIVE

Reach Collectorate Circle and get ready for the Independence Day night run.

02 — FLAG OFF

The run begins and participants take to the streets with the Tiranga.

03 — RUN AS ONE

Follow the route towards Vidhan Sabha and experience Jaipur at night.

04 — TURNAROUND

Reach Vidhan Sabha and begin the return journey.

05 — FINISH

Return to Collectorate Circle.

06 — MIDNIGHT CELEBRATION

Come together for the symbolic transition into 15 August.

07 — NATIONAL ANTHEM

Stand together as one nation and sing the National Anthem at midnight.

EVENT DETAILS

DetailInformation
EventTiranga Night Run 2026
Organised ByFinish Line
Date14 August 2026
CelebrationMidnight → 15 August
LocationJaipur, Rajasthan
Start PointCollectorate Circle
Turning PointVidhan Sabha
Finish PointCollectorate Circle
Distance12 KM
ThemeOne Nation. One Flag. One Night.
Special MomentNational Anthem at Midnight

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?

This celebration is for everyone.

Whether you are:

  • A regular runner
  • A first-time runner
  • A fitness enthusiast
  • A family looking for an Independence Day experience
  • A student
  • A corporate team
  • A group of friends
  • A proud citizen

You are invited to run with us.

You don’t have to be the fastest.

You just have to be there.

Event Sponsors

history of Nahargarh

Nahargarh

Nahargarh fort was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in the year 1734 for the sake of defense of Jaipur city. In the early 18th century, the Mughal dynasty was at their decline while power of Marathas was expanding. Looking over these conditions, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II erected this fort on about 700 feet high hill in the north of Jaipur city. Originally this fort was named as Sudarshangarh, but later on it was given the name Nahargarh, dedicating to Nahar Singh Bhomia, a local hero, whose shrine is situated in this premises. Madhvendra Bhawan forming fortification connects it to Jaigarh fort. The fort comprises of spacious Tanka and two splendid step wells for water management, barracks for army personnel’s arsenal to house armory, ramps to carry cannons and.
Earlier palaces inside the fort were constructed by successive rulers of Jaipur in different phases. Diwan-e-aam, treasury and rest rooms for soldiers were built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II (1699-1743), Hawa Mandir by Maharaja Ram Singh II (1835-1880) and Shri Madhvendra Bhawan by Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh II (1880-1922).
The defence mechanism of Nahargarh was very strong. Though the fort never faced any attack during the course of its history, it witnessed some major historical events. Firstly in the reign of Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh (1779-1803), Nawab Wazir Ali of Awadh was given shelter here. Subsequently during the reign of Maharaja Sawai Jagat Singh (1803-1818), the feudatory princes (samntas) kept Raskapoor, a prisoner in this fort after being frustrated with her interference in the royal matters. Who was lover of Maharaja Jagat Singh. The finance minister of the state, Sanghi Jhutharam was also imprisoned here during the reign of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh III (1819-1835). During Indian mutiny of 1857, the Europeans of the region, including the British Resident’s wife, were moved to Nahargarh fort by Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh, for their protection. Entrance of common men in the fort was prohibited but special persons were allowed blindfolded.
The treasure of the state was kept here since the regime of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II.
In this Fort the water storage and its management system is unique and rare. A huge water reservoir (Tanka) and two step wells were constructed here to collect the rain water coming through the channels made in the hills. Small chambers were built between the channels to filter the impurities and to make the water clean. A special water purification system is set up near the step well to purify the rain water in multiple phase. These splendid step well are great attraction for tourists because of its magnificent architecture and remarkable systematic planning.

SHRI MADHVENDRA BHAWAN

The main palace situated in the fort is known as Shri Madhvendra Bhawan. This double storeyed palace is divided in ten apartments, out of which one was used by the King himself and other nine were built for his concubines. The king’s apartment is connected to all the nine apartments through a corridor, known as “Raja ka Galiyara”. Through this corridor the king can enter any of nine apartments.
Likewise all the apartments were also connected to each other. These apartments are named as Suraj prakash, Chand prakash, Khushal prakash, Anand prakash, Jawahar prakash, Laxmi prakash, Lalit prakash, Basant prakash and Ratan prakash. Each apartment comprises of bed room, store room, verandah, courtyard, kitchen and toilet. There is a fire altar in the bed room for winters. The whole palace is adorned with excellent aarish work and fresco paintings. Mainly green, brown, red, blue and yellow colours were used to decorate the painting. Beautiful ventilators are decorated with coloured glasses. This palace is a splendid example of Indo-Western architecture.

Run here, and you’re not just moving forward — you’re walking through centuries of legacy.

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EVENT DETAILS

📅 Date: Friday, Aug. 14 2026
📍 Location: Collectorate Circle – Bani Park, Jaipur, Rajasthan
🕔 Reporting Time: TBA
🏁 Flag-Off Time: TBA

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