Gully Danda is a traditional outdoor game popular in various parts of South Asia, particularly in India and Pakistan. It is played with a long stick, called the "danda," and a small piece of wood or stone, known as the "gully." The objective is to hit the gully with the danda and then run to a designated point before the opposing team retrieves the gully. The game is typically played in open spaces, such as streets or fields, and can involve two or more players. Gully Danda encourages physical activity, teamwork, and strategy, making it a beloved pastime for children and young adults in many communities.