60 Days Race, Possible Locations and Challenges

1.     Addis Ababa, Ethiopian Empire: The challenge involves a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony where teams must correctly perform the ritual to receive their clue.
2.     Adelaide, Australia: Contestants must prospect for opals in the harsh South Australian outback, with the next clue hidden within an opal mine.
3.     Algiers, Algeria: Teams must navigate the winding streets and markets of the Casbah fortress to locate their next clue.
4.     Amazon River, Brazil: Teams must paddle upriver, dealing with treacherous currents, wildlife, and navigating the lush, dense Amazon rainforest to find their clue.
5.     Antarctica: A survival challenge on the frigid, unexplored wilderness where teams must use primitive orienteering skills to find a hidden cache.
6.     Athens, Kingdom of Greece: A riddle directs teams to a specific artifact hidden in the ancient ruins of the Acropolis.
7.     Auckland, New Zealand: Contestants must participate in a traditional Maori haka dance competition to gain their next clue.
8.     Bangkok, Siam (Modern-day Thailand): Contestants must participate in a traditional Thai shadow puppet show. The successful performance reveals the next clue.
9.     Beijing, Qing Dynasty China: A challenging journey along the Great Wall, where contestants must decipher ancient Mandarin inscriptions to guide their path.
10.     Belgrade, Principality of Serbia: Teams are challenged to a traditional Serbian Kolo dance competition. The steps of the dance form a pattern that points to the next clue.
11.     Bogota, United States of Colombia (Modern-day Colombia): The contestants must locate a rare orchid within the city’s bustling flower market.
12.     Bucharest, Romania: Participants must locate a specific volume in the Romanian Athenaeum's vast library. A riddle in the book points to the location of the next clue.
13.     Budapest, Austria-Hungary: Contestants must decipher a clue written in Hungarian Runic script hidden within the historic Castle Hill.
14.     Buenos Aires, Argentina: Contestants must master the tango and participate in a dance contest in a popular milonga to obtain their next clue.
15.     Cairo, Egypt: Teams explore the Great Pyramid of Giza to find the next clue, but ancient traps and rival teams trying to sabotage each other make it a daunting task.
16.     Cape Town, South Africa: The challenge takes place on Table Mountain where teams must abseil down the mountain to find a clue hidden in the surrounding flora, all while battling high winds and their own fear of heights.
17.     Chicago, USA: Contestants must locate their clue hidden within the bustling crowds of the World's Columbian Exposition.
18.     Copenhagen, Denmark: Contestants must locate a specific Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale in the Royal Library. The fairy tale contains a riddle leading to the next clue.
19.     Cusco, Peru: An ascent up Machu Picchu becomes a breathless race against time, altitude sickness, and other teams.
20.     Dubai, Trucial States (Modern-day UAE): Contestants must navigate through the desert on camelback using only the stars as their guide to reach a secluded Bedouin camp.
21.     Edinburgh, Scotland: A challenging ascent of Arthur's Seat at dawn, with clues hidden along the trail amidst the local folklore and mystery.
22.     Hanoi, French Indochina (Modern-day Vietnam): Contestants must navigate the bustling Dong Xuan market to trade for their next clue using only a small amount of local currency.
23.     Havana, Spanish Colony (Modern-day Cuba): A challenge involving the construction and sailing of a makeshift raft to a specific point along the Havana Harbor.
24.     Helsinki, Grand Duchy of Finland (Modern-day Finland): A cross-country ski race, where contestants must navigate through dense, snow-covered forests to reach the finish line.
25.     Hong Kong, British Colony (Modern-day China): Contestants must navigate the bustling night markets to find a specific tea merchant. The variety and preparation of tea they're served holds the next clue.
26.     Istanbul, Turkey: Contestants must trace a route through the labyrinthine Grand Bazaar without losing their way or their team members amongst the throngs of people and stalls.
27.     Jakarta, Dutch East Indies (Modern-day Indonesia): Teams have to assemble and fly a traditional Javanese kite. The clue is attached to the kite and can only be read once it's airborne.
28.     Jerusalem, Ottoman Empire (Modern-day Israel): Teams must decipher Aramaic script within the confines of the historic Western Wall.
29.     Kathmandu, Nepal: A yak caravan challenge through the Himalayan highlands, with treacherous mountain passes and altitude sickness to contend with.
30.     Kingston, Jamaica: Teams are tasked with preparing a traditional Jamaican jerk dish. The recipe holds the key to their next clue.
31.     Kyoto, Japan: A riddle points to a specific cherry blossom tree in Maruyama Park. During Hanami, the blossom viewing festival, the park is crowded and chaotic, creating a hide-and-seek challenge.
32.     Lagos, British Colony (Modern-day Nigeria): The challenge sees teams participating in a traditional Yoruba festival where they must successfully perform a drumming routine to get the  clue.
33.     Lima, Peru: Teams participate in a traditional Inca textile weaving contest. The patterns woven into the textile provide the clue to their next destination.
34.     Lisbon, Kingdom of Portugal: Contestants participate in a traditional Fado singing competition in the Alfama district; the song lyrics hold clues to the next location.
35.     Mandalay, Burma (Modern-day Myanmar): Participants are challenged to climb the 777 steps of Mandalay Hill barefoot at sunrise, searching for a clue hidden amongst the pagodas.
36.     Marrakesh, Morocco: A daring night-time raid on a treasure hidden in the Saadian Tombs tests the teams' stealth and courage, all under the watchful eyes of patrolling guards.
37.     Mexico City, Mexico: During the Day of the Dead celebration, teams must locate specific altars containing their next clue amidst the sea of offerings.
38.     Moscow, Russia: During the Maslenitsa festival, teams must find clues hidden within giant, burnable scarecrows while navigating the bustling crowds.
39.     Mumbai, British Raj (Modern-day India): Participants are challenged to a cricket match in the Maidan. The score from the match corresponds to the location of the next clue.
40.     New Delhi, British Raj (Modern-day India): Contestants must successfully cook a traditional Indian curry using a recipe written in Sanskrit to receive their next clue.
41.     New Orleans, USA: In the middle of Mardi Gras, contestants must find a specific 'King Cake' containing a tiny hidden figurine which holds the key to the next leg of the journey.
42.     Oslo, Norway: A daring cross-country skiing challenge across the snowy Norwegian landscape to find a clue hidden in a remote mountain cabin.
43.     Petra, Ottoman Empire (Modern-day Jordan): The challenge has teams explore the ancient city of Petra, decoding a clue from the intricate carvings in the sandstone cliffs.
44.     Quebec City, Canada: Contestants must find their clue hidden in the majestic Château Frontenac, navigating through a grand ball filled with local aristocrats.
45.     Reykjavik, Iceland: A tough off-road race across the rugged terrain in monster trucks towards the Northern Lights, with geysers and icy roads serving as natural obstacles.
46.     Reykjavik, Kingdom of Denmark (Modern-day Iceland): Teams must catch and cook a traditional Icelandic meal to earn their next clue, all while battling the elements.
47.     Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: During Carnival, the teams must perform in the Samba Parade and impress the judges to receive their next clue. The chaos of the festival provides a vibrant backdrop.
48.     Rome, Italy: The contestants must decipher ancient Roman numerals hidden within the Colosseum while dealing with staged gladiatorial distractions.
49.     Santiago, Chile: A thrilling horse race through the Andes foothills tests the teams' equestrian skills. Upon crossing the finish line they obtain their next clue.
50.     Seoul, Joseon Kingdom (Modern-day South Korea): Participants must locate a specific hanbok (traditional Korean dress) maker within the vast Namdaemun Market.
51.     Shanghai, Qing Dynasty China: Teams are challenged to a dragon boat race along the Huangpu River, where the clue is hidden somewhere along the river banks.
52.     Stockholm, Sweden: Contestants participate in a traditional Swedish Midsummer festival where the correct sequence of dances reveals the location of the next clue.
53.     Sydney, Australia: The contest starts with a challenging underwater treasure hunt in the Great Barrier Reef. The teams must deal with strong currents, dangerous sea creatures, and each other.
54.     Tbilisi, Georgia: Contestants must participate in a traditional Georgian wine-making process, searching for their next clue in the vineyards of the Kakheti region.
55.     Tehran, Persia (Modern-day Iran): Teams must prepare a traditional Persian meal for a group of local dignitaries. Their satisfaction leads to the next clue.
56.     Toronto, Canada: During the winter, teams participate in a dog-sled race around the city with a map that can only be read using a special light.
57.     Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia: A traditional horse race across the Mongolian steppe becomes a test of endurance and navigation, with extreme weather adding an element of danger.
58.     Vienna, Austria-Hungary: Teams must play a piece on a giant public piano in the Prater park. The sheet music holds the clue to their next destination.
59.     Warsaw, Poland: Participants join in a traditional Polish Mazurka dance contest. The sequence of dance steps leads to the location of the next clue.
60.     Wellington, New Zealand: Participants join a whaling crew and must harpoon a decoy whale in Wellington Harbour, recovering their clue from the floating target.