A game Koreans have played for centuries is 바둑 (Baduk) ⚫⚪ One board, many possibilities! 바둑 (Baduk), known worldwide as Go, is an ancient game that has been played in Korea for centuries. Would you play or have you played it? 👀

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Traditionally associated with women's folk activities and festive occasions, Neolttwigi combines strength, timing, balance, and coordination.
Would you want to try Neolttwigi (널뛰기)?
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Have you ever tried to flip a Korean paper tile with just one throw?
That's the challenge of Dakji (딱지), a traditional Korean game made with folded pieces of paper. Players throw their dakji onto their opponent's tile, hoping to flip it over.
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Simple to make but surprisingly competitive, dakji has been enjoyed by Korean children for generations and has introduced traditional Korean play to audiences around the globe.
Have you every played a game of dakji? 😄
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As the game progresses, players may face increasingly challenging ways of carrying, balancing, and throwing the stone. Simple materials can turn into a fun competition—another traditional Korean game. www.youtube.com/watc...
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A spinning top, a string, and a little skill—that's Paengi Chigi! 🌀
Paengi Chigi (팽이치기) is a traditional game in which players strike wooden tops with strings to keep them spinning.
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