After receiving their race-kits, many children could not hide their excitement. With radiant faces and race-kits in their arms, they were taken home by their parents to prepare for the next day's race.

Not just a place to pick up race-kits, the Kun expo area at the square also became a playground with many entertaining activities, leading many children to queue up to try them out.

The children enthusiastically participated in the "Strong Race Track" game, took photos, interacted with the mascot, and received many interesting gifts.

On the official race day, while it was still early in the morning of 23/8, thousands of small feet flocked to Tran Phu Street, accompanied by thousands of parents.

A father carefully checked his child's shoes and attached the running bib. He prepared meticulously so that his child would have a smooth race morning.

In the cool weather of 25-26 degrees Celsius, groups of young runners in colorful shirts gathered and warmed up before the starting time.

At 7 a.m., the 6-year-old group started the race, followed by the older age groups, amidst the cheers of parents along both sides of the track.

This year's race maintained a scale of 2,000 young athletes, creating a bustling and exciting atmosphere at the 2/4 Square.

The Kun Marathon has a 700-meter track designed with various child-friendly obstacles such as inflatable pools and mazes, encouraging children to exercise and have fun without focusing on achievement.

Not only striving to complete their own race, many children also went back to help others overcome challenges, creating beautiful images of teamwork. They cheered, supported each other, and provided motivation to reach the finish line together.

Accompanying the 2,000 Kun runners this time were artist Truong Giang, TikTokers Tieu Ngao, Boi Boi, Mike Den, Hao Khang, and football juggler Trong Thy.

Along the route, the lively cheering atmosphere combined with music, cheers, and the bright eyes of the young athletes created a very emotional picture. Outside the barriers, parents ran alongside, constantly cheering and following every step of their children, as if participating in the race themselves.

On the track, many children did not hesitate to interact and chat with parents and other children, creating a friendly and connected atmosphere.

Amidst the excitement of the race, many children wore red scarves with gold stars, blending into the Kun Marathon Nha Trang track.

After the race, each Kun runner wore a small medal marking their own efforts. They lined up to take pictures, holding hands with friends, capturing memorable moments of this summer.

In addition to the main race, the Kun Marathon Nha Trang also had many attractive side activities such as Kun jelly slides, mini-games with gifts, and interactions with guest artists.