乔游记 George Town Cultural Hunt

More than just a treasure hunt, George Town Cultural Hunt transforms the city into a real-life adventure game where participants explore, discover, and unlock hidden experiences through their mobile phones. Guided by clues and interactive challenges, teams will navigate through the streets of George Town, uncover secret locations, complete missions, and reveal stories hidden within the city’s vibrant culture and heritage.

As participants progress through the hunt, they will encounter local businesses, traditional trades, cultural landmarks, and unique community experiences that bring the city to life. Each checkpoint presents a new challenge, requiring teamwork, creativity, observation, and problem-solving to advance to the next stage of the adventure.

Blending digital exploration with real-world discovery, the programme turns George Town City into an immersive playground filled with surprises around every corner. Whether you’re racing against the clock, solving puzzles, or uncovering hidden gems, every mission unlocks a new part of the journey!

Grab your phone, gather your team, and get ready to EXPLORE, SOLVE, and UNLOCK a side of George Town that few ever get to experience!!

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