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These nine stops are examples that show how missions sit on real streets. Sivon has no partnership with any of them, nothing is installed on site, and the stories are our own. An on-site stamp needs your browser's location within 250 metres of the point.
Art · Jakarta, Indonesia
Kota Tua (sample)
Paint a tiny façade with at least three colours.
Play →Puzzle · Bandung, Indonesia
Gedung Sate area (sample)
A short riddle about something every town square keeps.
Play →Observation · Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Malioboro street (sample)
Count what hangs on the string above the red gate.
Play →Observation · Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia
Tegallalang terraces (sample)
A green valley, a few birds, one careful count.
Play →Art · Singapore, Singapore
Marina Bay waterfront (sample)
Draw a skyline at dusk in a few dozen squares.
Play →Puzzle · Tokyo, Japan
Ueno Park (sample)
Decode one word that was shifted along the alphabet.
Play →Art · Paris, France
Jardin du Luxembourg (sample)
Lay out a flower bed as a symmetric pattern.
Play →Puzzle · New York, United States
Central Park (sample)
Find the next number on a winding path.
Play →Observation · Jakarta, Indonesia
Merdeka Square (sample)
Windy afternoon, colourful sky. Count the kites.
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When you allow it, the position is read once and used inside this page to draw a blue dot, sort places by distance and decide whether a mission you finish counts as on site. It is not saved in your browser storage, not added to your profile and never sent to our server. Press "Forget my location" or close the tab and it is gone.
The map pictures come from OpenStreetMap's public tile servers, like any web map. They see which area of the map is being shown. When the map moves to your position, that area is near you, so if you prefer not to share even that, keep location off and use the virtual tour.