Seeking a treasure

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Treasure Hunt - A type of hidden object or game. Types of games

The search for a treasure may consist in searching for hidden places or items based on information received earlier. Searching for a treasure can be a component of a variety of games, both role-playing and real-life games, indoors or outdoors, such as the garden, the woods, or the city, as exemplified by urban play. Kids Games

An example of a child-rearing game based on treasure hunting is the Easter fun to find children's chocolate Easter eggs, previously hidden by parents, popular in Northwestern Europe. An example of a simple game based on treasure hunting is the heat-cold game. Adult Games Geocaching

Elsa Maxwell is the person who started the treasure hunt as a social game. They are becoming more and more popular, as are other organized forms of adult entertainment, which is attributed to the departure of the classic forms of leisure to original forms that allow full use of the participant's personal potential. Games in the treasure hunt have common features with orientation.

One of the most popular games in the world for treasure hunting is Geocaching, where participants locate boxes with hidden treasures by means of a satellite navigation system.

Recently, this type of game is also a part of incentive and integration events, or so-called team building events, prepared for corporate employees, and therefore represent a certain variation of incentive tourism.

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