The Bingo Challenge: The purpose of this was to bring back fond memories of the visitors. For this, a chart of fun things that visitors do, was created. For those that hadn't done these, it perhaps would have them thinking of doing it in the future, when they would visit.

The activity was well received with great number of responses from travellers, bloggers and fans. This helped the page to actively create a positive impression and also boosted the online presence.

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A screenshot of The Bingo Challenge

Nomi-Cose-Nei-Musei or the childhood game of Name-Place-Animal-Thing:

Four objects from the Museum's collection were picked in an alphabetical order. The purpose was to draw the audience's attention to the finer details such as that of motif on a sculpture, a photographers name, etc. Viewers were asked to play along and create their own versions using artworks that they must have come across during their visit to the Museum, or on the Museum's social media handles.

Game of Name-Object-Flower-City

E-Quiz on World Heritage Day:

On the occasion of World Heritage Day, 18th April 2020, a one-object based quiz was conducted on the Museum's Social media pages. The focus was a photograph of Sajjangarh. Several interesting questions for fans and travel/history enthusiasts, etc were weaved out.

A series of Instagram stories with the quiz created a tremendously positive impact on viewers. In order to achieve an enhanced reach, photographs of Sajjangarh from the audience's collections were featured as part of the quiz.

Word Search:

This popular childhood game was used to create an awareness about various photographers to whom several works or photographs in the collection have been credited. Viewers were encouraged to screenshot, highlight, share and tag the Museum's Social media handles.

Spot it:

The purpose of this game is to draw the audience's attention to specific details, that otherwise go unnoticed.