Street Puzzle Challenge offers the chance to become a "millionaire" to anyone randomly selected on the street to explore the culture, people and cuisine with hosts Mac Van Khoa and Duy Khanh.
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A brand new reality TV show called Street Puzzle Challenge has been launched on VTV9 starting November 19. This show is adapted from the popular and highly rated Korean program "You Quiz on the Block".
In Street Puzzle Challenge, the hosts embark on a journey to explore famous cultural and tourist destinations. At each location, they have the power to invite anyone to join the show, engage in conversations, and uncover interesting personal stories.
Most importantly, participants will have the opportunity to become "millionaires" by correctly answering five questions from randomly generated question sets.
Filmed in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Street Puzzle Challenge presents a journey of solving puzzles to discover stories of culture, cuisine and, most importantly, people.
"No matter what you do for a living or how old you are, when you come to Street Puzzle Challenge, you can always freely share your stories," said program director Hoang Phuong Thao.
A journey of exploration like no other
Mac Van Khoa and Duy Khanh are the two artists chosen to host the entire Street Puzzle Challenge program. With their distinct personalities, the two hosts have brought many surprises to the production team as well as the participants.
Speaking about the program, Mac Van Khoa said, "Street Puzzle Challenge is a meaningful journey for me. It's the first time I have had the opportunity to delve into the rich knowledge of Vietnam's culture, people and cuisine, especially through meeting and talking with people of all ages. I'm truly inspired.
Actor Duy Khanh shared: "When I took on the role of hosting the show, my first concern was... finding participants. Would they be willing to join the program and share their personal stories with the audience? However, during the taping, Khoa and I were very fortunate to meet very open and welcoming people of all ages. Another thing I like about the program is the moment when the results of the participants are announced. It feels like being in the hot seat of 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'. The only difference is that we're sitting in the middle of the street."
In particular, Street Puzzle Challenge is one of the first programs to allow viewers to view images interactively by participating in the online game. TV viewers will "immerse" themselves as real players, answering questions via the website and earning attractive rewards.
Street Puzzle Challenge airs every Sunday at 8:00 PM on VTV9. Stay tuned!
