Eesh Safari's Social, Cultural and Physical Help
Eesh Safari is a helping method to the native parts of the regions that the show uses for the contests. Participants of Eesh Safari usually clean up their left-overs, and help themselves in problems that occur to their habitats or own property, such as a flood which occurred in the second part of the show. Other than teaching the children to help themselves, and teaching them team work, the show also helps the native parts of the region by "punishments" to teams who lose, which, most of the time, bring fun to the punished team's hearts. The punishments are always dealing with helping the native people in the region, such as cleaning animal feces, collecting unnecessary weeds on the coast and in gardens, washing up farm animals and many more. Also, participating in quizzes, visiting cultures, building traditional homes, going to scientific places and a lot of other activities teach participants and also the watchers of the show physical, scientific, cultural and social help.
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