Ravu is a traditional game played in various cultures, particularly in parts of Africa and Asia. It involves strategy and skill, often played on a board with holes or pits, where players aim to capture their opponent's pieces. The game promotes critical thinking and social interaction among players. The rules of Ravu can vary by region, but the core objective remains the same: to outmaneuver the opponent and gain the upper hand. It is often played in informal settings, making it a popular pastime for families and friends, fostering community and connection through friendly competition.