Yangon Hash House Harriers | A drinking club with a running problem

Run #1634: Hash Ball (27th Apr 2019)

Start getting excited – we’re having a ball! Get your prettiest party outfit ready to dance the night away with the Yangon Hash House Harriers.

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Run Details

  • Start Point: Same as meeting point, be there at 2.30.  https://goo.gl/maps/L4X9DqeSQJp
  • Or go straight to starting Point: Park Royal Hotel in Yaw Min Gyi Area

Run Cost

  • MMK 60,000 or USD 40
  • Payment will start on 23rd March

On On Details

  • The dinner and dance portion of the evening will be at Park Royal Hotel (Big shout out to Pork Royal – and Park Royal of course – for hosting the event)
  • We will also have the H-OSCAR awards. More details will follow up. Keep an eye on Facebook and this page for updates
  • You can cast your vote for the H-Oscars awards in the following link: https://forms.gle/w5FibxjQe47ru3c4A

On On!

 

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Published by Yangon Hash House Harriers | A drinking club with a running problem

The Yangon Hash House Harriers (YH3) meets every Saturday afternoon for a fun run and a few beers. The runs are non-competitive and are planned in such a way that everyone finishes within a few minutes of each other, irrespective of sporting ability. Indeed a goodly percentage of those taking part make no attempt at running whatsoever but enjoy a good walk. The runs can take place anywhere in and around the environs of Yangon and, more often than not, take place “off road” so you should be prepared to encounter mud, water, livestock and perhaps the odd leech! It is a truism that you will see and go to places on the Hash that you would not normally even know existed and it can be a good way to see an alternative view of life in the ex-capital. The runners, who currently age between a few months and the mid-eighties, have diverse backgrounds and ethnicity but the common thread is the social aspect of the run. Immediately after each Hash, refreshment is served in the shape of a few beers and any notable misdemeanours are publicly celebrated. Later in the evening, the members will meet up for a dinner and socialising can often go on to the wee hours if you are that way inclined.