Tamdakha is a traditional game played in various regions of South Asia, particularly in Nepal and India. It involves two teams competing to score points by hitting a target with a wooden stick or ball. The game is often played during festivals and community gatherings, promoting teamwork and physical activity among participants. The rules of Tamdakha can vary by region, but generally, players take turns trying to hit the target while the opposing team defends it. The game fosters social interaction and is enjoyed by people of all ages, making it a cherished part of local culture and heritage.