A meeting to explore the city of Anjara and learn about aspects of its history and cultural heritage
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The Anjara Youth and Young Women's Center, in cooperation with the Nabd Cultural Forum Association and with the support of the Ajloun Directorate of Culture, implemented the "Treasure Hunt" activity, with the participation of 15 young women from the center's members, as part of efforts to enhance youth participation and provide cultural activities using innovative and interactive methods.
The activity aimed to provide a different educational and recreational experience, allowing participants to discover the city of Anjara and learn about aspects of its history and cultural heritage, through a series of challenges and puzzles that require thinking, analysis, and teamwork to reach the treasure.
The activity included a group of interactive stations that combined solving puzzles, decoding ciphers and symbols, and using modern technologies to access cultural and cognitive information related to the location, within a path that transforms knowledge into a practical experience based on exploration and participation.
The activity partners emphasized the importance of partnership with cultural and youth institutions in developing qualitative initiatives that invest in youth energy, strengthen their connection to their local identity, and open the way for creative ideas that make culture a living and interactive experience.
