> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://hackathon-crew.gitbook.io/welcome-overview/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://hackathon-crew.gitbook.io/welcome-overview/features/features.md).

# Features

#### Interactive World Map

Explore 10 world-famous museums:

\~ Smithsonian Institution (Washington DC)

\~ The Louvre (Paris)

\~ The Vatican Museums (Vatican City)

\~ Metropolitan Museum (New York City)

\~ British Museum (London)

\~ Tokyo National Musuem (Tokyo)

\~ Egyptian Museum (Cairo)

\~ State Hermitage Museum (St. Petersburg)

\~ National Museum of China (Beijing)

\~ Apartheid Museum (Johannesburg)

#### How it works:

Click any museum marker to learn more and start earning rewards.

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#### Digital Passport

Track your museum exploration journey:

\~ XP Progress Bar: See how close ou are to the next level

\~ Stamp Collection: Visual grid of earned stamps

\~ Museums Visited: Track progress (x/10)

\~ Current Levels:

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### Curator

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#### AI Museum Guide

Ask questions about any museum:

\~ Powered by Google Gemini

\~ Get instant, contextual answers

\~ Learn about artworks, history, architecture

\~ Personalized to each museum&#x20;

**Example Questions:**

> "What's the most famous artwork here?"
>
> "When was this museum founded?"
>
> "What should I see first?"

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#### Interactive Quizzes&#x20;

Test your knowledge:

\~ 5 questions per museum&#x20;

\~ Multiple Choice format

\~ Must score 80%+ to earn stamp

\~ Earn 25 XP for passing&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/ifpu3O4UGQ5ENz2jg4sP" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

#### Global Leaderboard

Compete with explorers worldwide:

\~ See top 10 users

\~ Compare XP, level, museums visted

\~ Motivates continue engagement

\*\*Screenshot of leaderboard\*\*

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#### Historical Context

Learn about each museum's founding:

\~ Year it was established

\~ Historical events from that time&#x20;

\~ Cultural significance


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