Lelo burti is a traditional game played in various regions of Nepal, particularly during festivals. It involves two teams competing to score points by throwing a ball, often made of cloth or other materials, into the opponent's goal. The game emphasizes teamwork, strategy, and physical agility. The name "lelo burti" translates to "the game of the ball" in the local language. It is often played in open fields and is popular among children and adults alike. The game fosters community spirit and is a way to celebrate cultural heritage during local festivities.