Singapore’s park connector network hosts treasure hunt

SINGAPORE: Puzzle solvers and Da—Vinci Code enthusiasts will have something to look forward to in October.

Singapore’s 200—kilometre park connector network will be transformed into a giant treasure map, with hints and clues scattered throughout.

These clues will help participants solve a set of riddles obtained from the Liberty Hunt

website

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With each riddle solved, participants will be given a single number digit.

They will need 12 digits to crack a combination code on the final day.

The grand prize is S$50,000.

As an added thrill, participants can also use a mobile app to keep track of their competition.

But main organiser Liberty Insurance hopes the challenge will be all in good fun.

Martin Bridger, managing director, Liberty Insurance, said: "This initiative that we are partnering with NParks, Traffic Police, and the Road Safety Council, will encourage people to ride safely, protect themselves, (and) be more responsible. I think people will have great fun, take care of themselves, and very importantly, get to know more about Singapore and the beautiful environment."

— CNA/cc