What is Travle?
Travle is a daily puzzle from Teuteuf Games, the team behind Worldle and other geography games. Each day it gives you a start country and an end country, for example Turkey to Italy, and asks you to connect them over land.
You type the countries you would pass through, one guess at a time. Each guess appears on the map and is coloured by how close it is to the shortest path. You have a limited number of guesses, and if you get stuck you can use up to three hints, such as revealing country outlines or initials.
Main Features
- New start and end countries every day
- Map that fills in as you guess
- Colour-coded feedback on each guess
- Three optional hints
- Weekly challenge every Monday
- Practice mode and extra challenge maps
How to Get Started with Travle
- Open travle.earth to see today's start and end countries.
- Type a country you think lies on the route and press enter.
- Use the colours on the map to adjust your next guess.
- Finish the route, then share your result with friends.
Travle Pricing
Travle is free to play in the browser, with no account needed.
Who Should Use It?
- Geography fans and map lovers
- Daily puzzle players who enjoy Wordle-style games
- Students learning which countries border each other
- Travellers planning imaginary road trips
- Friends who like comparing daily scores
Travle Alternatives
- WorldGuessr: guess where you are from street photos
- The True Size Of: compare real country sizes on a map
- Virtual Vacation: walk and drive around world cities
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Travle free?
Yes. Travle is free to play in your browser with no sign-up.
Who made Travle?
Travle is made by Teuteuf Games, which also makes Worldle.
How often is there a new Travle puzzle?
There is a new route every day, plus a weekly challenge every Monday.