Langur Burja , Traditional Nepali Dice game normally plays During Dashain Festival.

Langur Burja, also known as Jhandi Munda in India, is a traditional Nepali and Indian gambling game played with six-sided dice, each featuring unique symbols instead of numbers: spade, heart, diamond, club, flag, and face. Players bet on these symbols, aiming to match as many as possible when the dice are rolled. Originating from rural communities, it’s commonly played during festivals, especially Dashain and Tihar in Nepal. The game fosters social interaction, excitement, and luck-based strategy, similar to the Western game of Crown and Anchor. Langur Burja has retained cultural significance, symbolizing shared heritage and community bonding across generations.

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nice game. I played a lot when I was child.

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Yam fajei game

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Maile ni khelauchu

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Yasto game mo aja bata jiban ma kheldaina aba kina kj mo 50 hajar hareko ..ghau janu parne paisa xaina khai diyo langur le

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कति रमीलो हो

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Hello sir yaa khaa se magya jagya mujhi v chya

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Nepal me milta hai yaar

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Translate to manipuri

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