Indian traditional games are a rich part of the country's cultural heritage, often played in open spaces and involving physical activity. Popular games include Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, and Gilli Danda, which promote teamwork, strategy, and physical fitness. These games are usually played in groups and are often passed down through generations, reflecting local customs and community spirit. Many traditional games also have regional variations and unique rules, making them diverse across different states. They often require minimal equipment, using items like stones or sticks, which makes them accessible to everyone. Engaging in these games fosters social interaction and helps preserve cultural identity.