Where in the World?
Explorer I
600 · 50 to Explorer II
Tap the map where you think the place is, then lock your pin. Drag the map sideways to see the rest of the world.
How your rating works
- Each game has its own rating. As it climbs the questions get harder, and if it drops they get easier, so they always suit you.
- You have 60 seconds. Only distance counts: the closer each pin lands, and the faster you lock it, the more your rating goes up.
- Playing more rounds does not raise it by itself. Only playing better does, and a weaker round can lower it.
- Everyone starts at the bottom, Explorer I. Your rating moves after every answer, so the next question already fits you. It moves fast in your first rounds of a game and settles as you play more.
- It updates the moment a round ends. As a guest it is saved on this device only, so sign in to see it on the leaderboard.
Why it helps
Placing cities and countries on a blank map builds a real mental map, so geography stops being a list of names.
- World map
- Cities of India
- Countries and continents
Free for every student, with no sign-in needed. For Class 2-10.
Leaderboard
Best round score this week. Resets every Monday at midnight (IST).
Sign in to put your name on the board and keep your progress on every device. Games stay free either way.