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Traditional Indian Games: 1: Gilli Danda 2: Lagori 3: Kancha 4: Kho Kho 5: Gutte 6: Nondi 7: Lattoo 8: Antakshri 9: Aankh Micholi 10: Chaupar

This version of Snakes and Ladders is a contemporary commercial multicolour print on paper of size 35 cm x 48 cm. This is called 'Kailasa Pata' and hence probably targets the players of Veerashaiva community. This sells for about Rs. 5/- in the stationery stores that are found near the entrance of Devaraja Market (Dodda Market), Mysore. This is published and printed by P.C. Shabadimath Book Depot, Gadag 582101. (Please Note: We do not sell this particular gameboard)

Kho Kho Game: the kho kho rules are really easy to understand. Know more about Kho kho ground, Kho kho rules as well as kho kho court.

Traditional Indian childhood games are a two-way street and can teach you important life-skills. And, that is the message Sangeeta Rajesh and Archana Reddy of Hyderabad, the founders of Good Old Games, hope to spread through their ethnic games. Mallik Thatipalli catches up with the resourceful duo from Hyderabad

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This game appeared in England in 1896 and was a simplified version of the traditional Indian game of Pachisi. Now it's called Ludo and I had a board exactly like this one!

Kho kho Game is a very famous tag game from India. Among all the tag games played across India, it is the second most played just after Kabaddi.

From chess to Snakes and Ladders, some famous games originated in India. Pallankuzhi, the traditional Indian board game, Ashtapada and more. Here are 10 Traditional #Games from India! #BoardGames

Pachisi is a cross and circle board game that originated in medieval India which has been described as the “National Board Game of India”.

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Snakes and Ladders is an ancient board, game regarded today as a worldwide classic. It originated in India as part of a family of dice board games,

There are some of the games which have been a part of Indian history and culture and still hold much relevance today. Go ahead and give these a try today, you may end up liking them more than your child. Let's take a look at some of these games.

ancient native american board game called Patolli. related to the indian game pachisi.

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Lagori, Kancha, Gilli-danda, Kho Kho – learn how to play these and more such games!

Born in 80’s and 90's kids will know these games. But now kids play games like cricket, tennis and football. No one remembers the game...

Pachisi gaming board at the V & A - Embroidered cloth with silk and silver gilt thread. They don't make them like this any more.

Learning about and respecting other cultures is a part of Scouting. Scouts learn about the First Americans by playing some Native American games. They might be surprised by the similarities to some games they play all of the time.