Maths can be an enjoyable and engaging subject when it is presented in the form of riddles and puzzles. These types of activities can make learning math concepts more interactive and dynamic. They can also help to develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Riddles and puzzles can also make math more relatable to real-life situations and make the material more interesting and memorable. For example, solving a puzzle that involves calculating the amount of paint needed to paint a room can make the concept of measurement and area more tangible and relevant. Additionally, working on riddles and puzzles can help to build a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction in solving a problem and make math fun and engaging. We also can understand that we achieve mindfulness when we go deep in solving puzzles.