Treasure Hunt
Find clues, solve challenges and compete with other teams on this exciting hunt for General Miyazaki’s treasures
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Crack clues, Conquer trials, Connect deeper
This immersive historical mystery transforms Singapore’s monuments and artifacts into a sprawling puzzle of wartime secrets. Armed with a cryptic map and a narrative of recovered loot from the 1940s, teams navigate the city to decipher clues hidden within local architecture, currency, and heritage sites while overcoming physical trials. This journey blends cultural education with strategic problem-solving, requiring sharp communication to uncover a buried bounty. As the mission concludes, participants realize the ultimate prize isn’t the hidden gold, but the resilient bond and collaborative rhythm developed through a shared race against history.
Moments from the Hunt
Teams on the trail of hidden treasure
Program details
Many lost treasures around the world awaits discovery, and one of them is General Miyazaki’s treasures. As the general of the Japanese Imperial Army, Miyazaki led numerous war looting during World War II.
Amongst these stolen goods were national treasures from various Southeast Asian countries. It was believed that in order to facilitate transport back to Japan after the war, most of the treasures were concentrated in one country – Singapore.
However, many also said that the Japanese failed and lost their treasures as the ships gave way to the heavy weight of the loot and sunk.After decades of speculation, sightings of the treasure and clues have been reported recently.
Your team will be given a general map to embark on this exciting hunt for General Miyazaki’s treasures.
At each location, clues which are based on Singapore’s architecture, monuments, currency and artefacts will be given and your team will need to work together to solve them. Other physical activities will also be planted along the way for your team to challenge.
Eventually, solving these clues and finishing tasks will lead you to the buried treasure. But trust us, the precious gem that you uncover will not only be the lost treasure, but also your team’s potential to cooperate and succeed.
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Activity Specifications
| Format | Outdoor |
| Duration | Up to 3 hours |
| Group Size | 10 to 500 pax |
| Suitability | Suitable for all age groups and genders |
| Delivery | Physical stations |
Frequently Asked Questions, answered
What happens in the Treasure Hunt?
Teams receive a map and set off to uncover clues connected to Singapore’s history, architecture, monuments and artefacts. Along the way they solve puzzles and complete physical challenges, gradually piecing together the mystery of General Miyazaki’s lost treasure.
How is it different from the Amazing Race?
The Treasure Hunt has a stronger mystery and historical storyline. Rather than simply racing from checkpoint to checkpoint, teams use clues related to Singapore’s heritage to solve the larger treasure mystery.
Does it work for a large group?
Yes. Jambar lists the activity for 10 to 500 participants, with teams spread across the different challenges and locations.
How physical is it?
It involves walking and some physical challenges, but it is primarily a combination of exploration, clue-solving and teamwork rather than a highly athletic activity.
