Wow..I am really happy to stumble across this site. I was thinking that we should have a site where all Indian games are documented and also available for buying and I found this.. :-)
Hello again...what about 'Ale Guli Mane' - this was a game which I used to play during my childhood and had a wooden board with 'n' number of pouches. We used to play this game with some kind of seeds in it. I know I sound very vague but maybe you can find out more info on this game...
Very interesting blog on such a unique topic. If I may add to your list, we (Enlighten Games) have recently come out with a game on Chanakya, the famous Indian economist. The game is called Chanakya's Chakkravyuh and its website is chanakyaschakkravyuh(dot)com. It focuses on creating passive income, and has various sutras from the Arthashastra used in the game. Thought this might be interesting to all of you.
Nice blog!! I love to play ale guli mane and chauka bhara. Can some one explain what are chang bu etc in chauka bhara? I have been playing it since 15 years and have not come across such terms except gatta. Will be glad if you ppl explain.
I loved coming across the site. I wanted to buy 20 games as a return gift for my children's bday party. though I am sure these games cost a lot my budget is only rs. 200-250. I don't know if you can help me. Pleas let me know.
Th traditional board games are innumerable. Even the illiterate in villages have been playing thses games. These are not only for recreation butvalue oriented .I have publishes a book on Folk games of Tamilnaduuu tracing many games played in Tamilnadu. People in Europe and Asia not only play but organise compwtitions like Chess. Dr.Prof.V.Balamnal drbala50@gmail.com I would like to be a member of this group. Thanks.VB
Hi! I'm collecting board games from all around the world. Next february I will be travelibg to Tamil Nadu and I was wondering where I could buy some of these games in Madurai for example...
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Wow..I am really happy to stumble across this site. I was thinking that we should have a site where all Indian games are documented and also available for buying and I found this.. :-)
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Hello again...what about 'Ale Guli Mane' - this was a game which I used to play during my childhood and had a wooden board with 'n' number of pouches. We used to play this game with some kind of seeds in it. I know I sound very vague but maybe you can find out more info on this game...
ReplyDeleteHi! It. Would be grt if these games could be bought online. Do let me kno. I would love to buy some of these games.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting blog on such a unique topic. If I may add to your list, we (Enlighten Games) have recently come out with a game on Chanakya, the famous Indian economist. The game is called Chanakya's Chakkravyuh and its website is chanakyaschakkravyuh(dot)com. It focuses on creating passive income, and has various sutras from the Arthashastra used in the game.
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Nice blog!!
ReplyDeleteI love to play ale guli mane and chauka bhara. Can some one explain what are chang bu etc in chauka bhara? I have been playing it since 15 years and have not come across such terms except gatta. Will be glad if you ppl explain.
Hi, i wish to buy and also learn how to play parampada.. Please help me to get introduced. Thanks
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ReplyDeleteI loved coming across the site. I wanted to buy 20 games as a return gift for my children's bday party. though I am sure these games cost a lot my budget is only rs. 200-250. I don't know if you can help me. Pleas let me know.
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Th traditional board games are innumerable. Even the illiterate in villages have been playing thses games. These are not only for recreation butvalue oriented .I have publishes a book on Folk games of Tamilnaduuu tracing many games played in Tamilnadu. People in Europe and Asia not only play but organise compwtitions like Chess.
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I would like to be a member of this group. Thanks.VB
Hi! I'm collecting board games from all around the world. Next february I will be travelibg to Tamil Nadu and I was wondering where I could buy some of these games in Madurai for example...
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Hi! Where could I buy some of these board games in Madurai? I will be traveling there next february....
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welcome Attila. contact me after your arrival next year, In the Meenakshi temple, you can buy mancala boards in wood and stainless steel.
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Hi, can I buy these games online. Or do you deliver to Kolkata? I would like to buy the patchisi please. How much is it?
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ReplyDeleteHi, I would like to buy these games. How do I order online?
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Such a unique game types. I love Indian games, I was looking for more and I found these Indian Games
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