Digital Geography Pavilion: Africa & South America Landforms
World Geography: Some Glimpses
Students explore an interactive digital exhibition visualizing the Sahara Desert, African Savannah, the Nile, the Andes Mountains, and the Amazon River. Through visual maps, climate data overlays, and adaptation galleries, students discover how landforms shape life and human activity.
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📖 Your Story
Your school is hosting a 'Digital Geography Pavilion' as part of the Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat cultural exchange programme. You are the student curator assigned to set up the Africa and South America wing. Using interactive visual maps, climate sliders, and adaptation galleries, you must curate the exhibits so visitors understand how landforms influence climate, flora, fauna, and human civilisations.
What You'll Learn
- Identify key landforms of Africa (Sahara Desert, Savannah, Nile River) and South America (Andes Mountains, Amazon River) using visual maps.
- Understand how flora, fauna, and human communities adapt to extreme environments like the Sahara and the Andes.
- Analyse the relationship between rivers (Nile, Amazon) and the civilisations and ecosystems they support.
How to Play
3 Missions Await
Sahara & Savannah Exhibit Setup
4 problems · 40 XP
The Nile & Andes Connection
4 problems · 60 XP
Amazon River — The Giant Unveiled
3 problems · 60 XP