Right to Protein Run 2025 is one of the most awaited events in Nepal, focusing on health, fitness, and raising awareness about the importance of protein in our daily diets. Taking place on January 25, 2025 (Magh 12) at the iconic Dasharath Stadium, Kathmandu, this half-marathon invites fitness enthusiasts, athletes, and health-conscious individuals to come together for a meaningful cause. If you're searching for upcoming events in Nepal or events near me, this is your chance to participate in a professionally organized marathon by the Nepal Athletics Association and the Nepal Veterinary Association.

This marathon isn’t just a race—it’s a movement to educate people about the daily protein requirements for a healthy lifestyle. With a nominal registration fee of NPR 300, participants will receive a free event T-shirt, race bib, and a completion medal, making it a value-packed event for everyone.

Event Details:

• Date:January 25, 2025 (Magh 12)
• Venue: Dasharath Stadium, Kathmandu
• Registration Deadline: January 10, 2025 (Poush 25, 2079)
• Reporting Time: 6:00 AM
• Race Start Time:7:00 AM (sharp)
• Fee:NPR 300 (Includes T-shirt, bib, and medal)

Why Participate in Right to Protein Run 2025?
Protein deficiency is a pressing health concern in Nepal, affecting growth, immunity, and overall well-being. This event seeks to combat this by:

• Raising awareness about protein’s critical role in maintaining health.
• Teaching participants how to calculate their daily protein intake from common foods.
• Encouraging healthier eating habits across Nepal.
• Nepal has made progress in improving protein availability, with average annual meat consumption reaching 18.1 kg and per capita egg consumption at 61 eggs. However, many individuals still lack the knowledge to meet their daily protein needs effectively. This marathon is an opportunity to empower participants with this vital information while promoting an active lifestyle.

Join the Right to Protein Run 2025 to make a difference for yourself and the community. Together, let’s work toward a healthier and more active Nepal!